Use instead of ESX ESXi with vCenter

Hello.

I wonder if I change all hypervisors to ESX 4.1, ESXi 4.1, some of the advanced features such as HA and FT are still available or not.

HA & FT are permitted.

Thank you.

Hello

ESXi has all the features of ESX when full his license.

Although you no longer have a service console, you will still be able to use HA / DRS / FT / pools of resources etc.

ESXi is not an ESX reduced in functionality, it just has a smaller footprint.

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