Sick with a bad case of the flu…

I have come down with a really bad case of the flu and have been unable to move out of bed for the last 4 days so unfortunately am no further along with finishing off my article on running ESXi 3.5 on the ML115 Quad Core.

I hope this thing starts to shift shortly at which time I will be able to respond to all your queries and comments – keep them coming.  🙂

Thanks,

Simon

5 Comments

  1. Hi Si

    I feel for ya, I have something similar though not as bad.

    Got a very simple question for you, I am lucky enough to have a Quad Dual Core Dell 6850 with 32GB RAM connected to a NetApp FAS270C.

    I have in the past had hyperthreading enabled on the VMWARE ESX 3.0.1 (soon to upgraded to 3.5 UPD3) hosting server (6850), am I right in that this has a detrimental affect on virtualized SQL Server 2005 hosts???

    I disabled it and any VM running Microsoft 2003 Server alone appears to have improved quite significantly. Running SQLIO I am now getting disk bottlenecks rather than CPU (which in the old days was always CPU).

    Have you had experience with this at all?

    Thanks

  2. Si – I don’t believe a word of it 🙂

    I’ll keep it under my hat though as to why you’re really off the radar. Something to do with writing ‘that’ article on VCP study resources no doubt? 😉

    Seriously though, get well soon mate – my RSS reader thinks Techhead has disappeared off the face of the earth….

  3. Si – I don’t believe a word of it :-)

    I’ll keep it under my hat though as to why you’re really off the radar. Something to do with writing ‘that’ article on VCP study resources no doubt? ;-)

    Seriously though, get well soon mate – my RSS reader thinks Techhead has disappeared off the face of the earth….

    Hi Rog,

    Back in the land of the living thanks. 🙂

    Thanks for reminding me about the VCP study resource article – I’ll make a start on that.

    Should hopefully start having a few more articles coming on through now. Let me know what’s useful and what isn’t.

    All the best,

    Si

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