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CCR / VMPRO / CS on one server.
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Greybeard191
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It does work, with a couple of caveats:
1) you need to meet specs... IIRC, CCR has the heaviest requirements, so make sure you meet them, probably not minimum specs either. You'll also to need the minimum specs of whatever version of SQL you're installing.
2) CCR and VMPro only work for 16 VM ports or less.
3) CS requires (strongly recommends) that the service store recordings in a separate partition, or on a separate drive. Otherwise it will simply fill up the existing drive, and you'll have one laggy server.
I've never tried virtual machines.
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1) you need to meet specs... IIRC, CCR has the heaviest requirements, so make sure you meet them, probably not minimum specs either. You'll also to need the minimum specs of whatever version of SQL you're installing.
2) CCR and VMPro only work for 16 VM ports or less.
3) CS requires (strongly recommends) that the service store recordings in a separate partition, or on a separate drive. Otherwise it will simply fill up the existing drive, and you'll have one laggy server.
I've never tried virtual machines.
GB
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