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Veritas InfoScale Solutions products support the configurations listed in Table: Veritas InfoScale Solutions supported configuration options in the RHEV environment. The configurations profiled in the table below are the minimum required to achieve the storage and availability objectives listed. You can mix and match the use of Veritas InfoScale Solutions products as needed to achieve the desired level of storage visibility, management, replication support using VVR, availability, and cluster failover for your RHEV-based virtual machines (RHEV) hosts and guest virtual machines.
Table: Veritas InfoScale Solutions supported configuration options in the RHEV environment
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Objective |
Recommended Veritas InfoScale Solutions product configuration |
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Storage visibility for RHEV guest virtual machines |
Dynamic Multi-Pathing (DMP) in the RHEV guest virtual machines |
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Storage visibility for RHEV hosts |
DMP in the RHEV hosts |
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Storage management features and replication support using VVR for RHEV guest virtual machines |
Storage Foundation (SF) in the RHEV guest virtual machines |
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Advanced storage management features and replication support using VVR for RHEV hosts |
Storage Foundation Cluster File System (SFCFSHA) in the RHEV hosts |
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End-to-end storage visibility in RHEV hosts and guest virtual machines |
DMP in the RHEV host and guest virtual machines |
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Storage management features and replication support using VVR in the RHEV guest virtual machines and storage visibility in in the RHEV host |
DMP in the RHEV host and SF in the RHEV guest virtual machines See Dynamic Multi-Pathing in the RHEV host and Storage Foundation HA in the RHEV guest virtual machine. |
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Virtual machine monitoring, migration, and failover for RHEV hosts |
Cluster Server (VCS) in the RHEV hosts |
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Application failover for RHEV guest virtual machines |
VCS in the RHEV guest virtual machines |
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Application failover across RHEV guest virtual machines and physical hosts |
VCS in RHEV guest virtual machines and RHEV physical host machines |