To meet the letter of the law regarding Oracle's ridiculous licensing you are probably correct, however, if you have only a single Oracle instance, and at no point will you ever run that instance on more than a single host at a time, you can probably get by with licensing only a single host and still be legal, as the actual Oracle statement is that any host with a running Oracle instance must be fully licensed, and with only a single instance it's impossible for it to ever run on more than a single host at a time, and Oracle's socket and core licenses are transferable.Įven with multiple instances, many customers choose to push this limit by tying their Oracle instances to a single host and only vMotioning them temporarily for maintenance. Buy another third party product to backup your physical server or another SAN to handle the physical servers IOPS and you can virtualize them and use Veeam as a Centralize Backup Application for all your servers. Exchange, you have only the option to use the local backup feature.Ĥ. SQL you can use the built-in feature in MSSQL to backup the databases.ģ.
Remember, File Copy doesn't have an incremental features to take only the recent changed files not have a CBT functionality to take only the changes too, it's a normal file copy jobs.Ģ. If you don't have the tools to backup your DCs, SQL or Exchange, you can use the local built-in feature to backup the application and dump them to disk, then use Veeam as a Centralize Enterprise Backup Application to copy the the files of these application from the Physical servers to your Backup Repository on Veeam. But still you can use Veeam backup to backup/copy your files from the physical servers to your NFS / any shared disk "Backup to Disk". You have a valid reason why you wouldn't virtualize such of hungry IOPS application since your backend storage cannot handle it. (Without spending a lot of money on SAN upgrades) I may be able to get away with P2V’ing Exchange and the terminal servers, but I don’t have enough IOPS to support SQL in my current configuration. (Server 20 R2) These are the only servers I have left in the physical world. 2 DC's (2 Virtual DC's as well) and 4 Terminal Servers. Ckeith7777 wrote:I have 2 exchange 2010 mailbox servers, 4 SQL servers.
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