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  Julien

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• high avg disk queue length

  Hello..

  I just installed a VMware ESXI 4.0 on my IBM M2 Server (7947-ZGA).

  on this machine, I have 2 comments to a single server running SBS 2008 and the other Server 2008 STD x 64 with SQL 2008 installed

  I have a problem with my SQL 2008 X 64 STD performance. He works a small base SQL (4 GB) for a saving program.

  When I run a test of READING/WRITING in the saving program is slow compared to the server that was running in the database before

  If look at the performance monitor on the high SQL im expering avg disk queue length.

  the server is installed with 16 GB of ram, 8Gbg is committed to each guest.

  the server is installed with 2 the 4 physical CPU cores are committed to each guest

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  sharing data on disk (RAID5) 3, Exchange database on the SBS server and SQL for SQL server database.

  share data on disk (RAID5) 3, NEWSPAPER Exchange on the SBS server and log SQL for SQL server.

  There is that 30-35 users on the net, so Exchange DB and DB SQL on the same disks should not be a problem, I think.

  enyone who has an idea to set the avg disk queue length?

  Is this the same physical disk configuration that you used for the physical versions of these installs?

  If you find this information useful, please give points to "correct" or "useful".

• Windows server 2003 and SQL server 2008

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  Please see article about your question:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/small-business.aspx

  If you still need assistance, I suggest posting your question in the following forum:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/SQLServer

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  I want to use VMware converter to migrate the virtual SQL 2000 cluster of 2 nodes existing to a different data center.

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  SQL Server (TechNet Forums)

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• Data loss Virtual Center Database migration sql 2000 2005

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  I have a dell inspiron 3520, windows 8. I had windows update problems, and I can't update to windows 8.1. I can not reset or refresh windows 8. I was checking different things on my laptop and I went into advanced system tools and generated a system health report, and I got this warning: the average disk queue length is 3. The disc may be its maximum transfer due to the flow capacity and disk seeks. What does that mean? I would be very happy any help I can get with that.

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  Ref: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc938625.aspx

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