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[INFO] - High Availability and Redundancy

x007alfa
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Hello Forum :)

First off, I'm new to unRAID, I just saw some videos online and thought it could be a nice alternative to the usual ESXi setup...

My main questions today are:

_ Does unRAID support some kind of HA (High Availability) protocol like the above mentioned system?

_ If so I have this here config:

  • 3x HPe DL160 2x 2620v4 128GB RAM
  • 1x HPe MSA1040 S.A.N. with iSCSI support through fiber 10Gbps
  • 2x Cisco 10Gbps managed switch

I'll attach the current configuration of the network in the attachments area for you guys ;) (very quick sketch but hope it's understandable).

 

Essentially the thin-clients have to connect to VMs stored in the High Availability System and they are all around a plant I'm working for.

There are 15 VMs running all with Win10 Pro and some RAM-thirsty programs.

Would unRAID be able to support such a monstrosity?

 

Thanks for the help and keep on going with this project, it's so cool...

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    2 hours ago, x007alfa said:

    Does unRAID support some kind of HA (High Availability) protocol

    No. Its focus is more of a home media server, not industrial.

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