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Microsoft Hyper-V Server
2008
FREE
Microsoft Hyper-V Server
2008 R2
FREE
Windows Server 2008 R2
(ENT\DTC)
PURCHASED
Up to 4 processors
up to 24 LPs
Up to 8 processors
Up to 64 LPs
Up to 8 CPU ENT\64 CPU DTC
Up to 64 LP
Up to 32 GB
Up to 1 TB
Up to 1TB
Up to 31 GB per VM
64 GB per VM
64 GB per VM
Live Migration
No
Yes
Yes
High Availability
No
Yes
Yes
No. VM’s Per Host
192
384
384
No. VM’s per Host in a
Cluster
N\A
64 Server Workloads
64 VDI Clients
64 Server Workloads
64 VDI Clients
Management Options
Free Hyper-V MMC
SC VMM 2008
Free Hyper-V MMC
SC VMM 2008 R2
Free Hyper-V MMC
SC VMM 2008 R2
Virtualisation Usage
Rights
NONE
NONE
ENT = 4
DTC = UNLIMITED
Host Processor
Support
Host Mem Support
VM Mem Support
“We predict that Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service will reduce IT electricity costs by
over 75% thanks to the replacement of our physical server estate with virtual
machines based on Hyper-V technology in Windows Server 2008 R2. This will also
help us reduce CO2 emissions by 35.86 tonnes per annum. In addition we expect to
reduce spending on third-party support contracts for the old physical fleet by 80%.”
Power (% of Max Watts)
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
WS2003 SP2
WS2008 RTM
WS2008 R2
50%
0%
20%
40%
60%
Workload (% of Max tpsE)
80%
100%
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IT desktop
management
AD Group Policy,
NAP, software
Supports direct
updates
Support IPv4 via
6to4 transition
services or NAT-PT
DirectAccess
provides
Allows desktop
transparent,
secured
management
of
access to intranet
DirectAccess
clients
IPv6 Transition
resources
without
a VPN
Services
IPv4 Devices
IPv6 Devices
Native IPv6
with IPSec
connectivity to IPv6based intranet
resources
DirectAccess
Server
Allows IPSec encryption and
authentication
Internet
Supports variety of
remote network Windows 7
Client
protocols
2. Second client
downloads identifiers
from main office server
Client 1
Main
Office
1. First client downloads
data from main office
server
Branch Office
Client 2
3. Second client searches
local network for data and
downloads from first client
2. Content pushed to hosted
cache from first client
4. Second client
downloads from
hosted cache
Client 1
Main
Office
1. First client downloads
data from main office
server
Branch Office
Client 2
3. Second client
downloads identifiers
from main office server
“At North Leamington School hundreds of students often try to access a file at the
same time, at the beginning of their lessons. This used to strain the school’s network
and cause delays in the classroom as students waited for their files to download. With
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, we can use Branch Cache to reduce strain
on the network by cutting down on the amount of traffic across the fibre network. Now,
without computer delays, teachers can keep up the pace of lessons, and students are
less likely to be distracted.”
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