vCenter Server 4 - install the Hyper-V virtual computer

Hello

We have a system of blade with VMware, but we have another Hyper-v Server. I intend to install for server vCenter blade VMware (3 x ESXi) on the Hyper-V virtual machine. So it will be another material of ESXi servers but still the virtual machine.

Think you, it s reasonable method or nonsense?

Thanks for the response (s), HM

Yuck.  Sounds messy and much more complex that it should be.

How about this.  Only have a system independent as esxi, but living installed on it outside your vsphere cluster.  Run a VM on it; the virtual machine running VCenter.  This virtual machine would ideally live on your network SAN's own logic unit number.  This way you get the benefit of it being virtualized, but also the advantage of it live inside your vsphere cluster.  It's like I do, and I think it offers really the combination of security and portability.

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