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Can`t find best way of remote management

Discussion in 'General Software' started by DinoPozzo, Sep 14, 2009.

  1. DinoPozzo

    DinoPozzo Junior Member

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    Hi!
    I`ve asked it on other places, but I need immediate answear, so please help me!
    We`re upgrading our few years old system to new configuration. Here is it:
    • Dual Xeon-2.8 GHz CPU, 4Gb RAM, 1TB HDD
    • Xeon 7000 Sequence, 8GB RAM, 4 TB HDD
    • Intel Xeon DP 3.8F, 4 GB RAM, 2TB HDD
    I`m running MS Windows Server 2003 R2 on old stuff. I want to install Windows Server Core R2, and manage it remotely, either iSCSI, while on other 2 – Widows Server 2008 R2. I`d like to install Server Core R2 to Xeon-2.8, to run Active Directory Domain Service and Hyper-V on it.
    Also I`m thinking to purchase Discs Array HP StorageWorks MSA60. My old shared storage was managed by such iSCSI solution as SvSAN, but it`s no good for me now.
    What would you adjust me, please?
     
    DinoPozzo, Sep 14, 2009
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  3. BeeCeeBee

    BeeCeeBee ADMINISTRATOR IN MEMORY

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    Hello Dino and Welcome!

    I know we have people familiar with server hardware and software but not one is on line at the moment. So I guess it depends on what you mean by immediate I'm afraid.
     
    BeeCeeBee, Sep 14, 2009
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  4. DinoPozzo

    DinoPozzo Junior Member

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    I think I can wait for a while. Immediate for me is about 2-3 weeks maximum.
     
    DinoPozzo, Sep 15, 2009
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  5. Dalo Harkin

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    As with any Server OS you can set up remote access using the software within the OS, there is normally another disk supplied with the OS called Client disk, which will allows what I think you need.

    You can get remote access to the PCs connected to the server and connect to the server from the PCs, so I dont understand what you are trying to set up?
     
    Dalo Harkin, Sep 15, 2009
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  6. DinoPozzo

    DinoPozzo Junior Member

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    Thank you. It`s all correct. My question what iSCSI software is better to use for managing my stuff?
     
    DinoPozzo, Sep 16, 2009
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  7. Dalo Harkin

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    You do not need any additional iSCSI software - it is integrated within server OS through the client disk
     
    Dalo Harkin, Sep 17, 2009
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  8. DinoPozzo

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    I need iSCSI to fullently and light-heartedly manage my servers from my PC
     
    DinoPozzo, Sep 21, 2009
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    When you install the Server OS
    you will then need to install the client software to any PC that you will be using to share info from the server, the iSCSI software is included in the client software to allow you to manage your server remotely
     
    Dalo Harkin, Sep 23, 2009
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  10. DinoPozzo

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    OK. WSS does supports the iSCSI, but how about functionality? I think it`s better to use product of the vendor, who is major in developing iSCSI.
     
    DinoPozzo, Sep 28, 2009
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