Is there anyone that have their Adobe Connect used with VMWARE? If so, what is your system setup? How did the installation of Adobe Connect on VMWARE and are there any problems you have?
Currently we do not run our production implementation on vmware. We do, however, have an exact copy on vmware infrastructure as a staging area. It seems to work fine, however we have not had any load on it since it is a staging area. We have two Connect cluster nodes connected by Microsoft Network Load Balanacing. However, I do not suggest using Microsoft Network Load Balancing with version 7 because we have had some serious problems with Connect and everything seems to point to a problem with Microsoft NLB. We are in the process of purchasing a hardware network load balancing solution (F5 BigIP load balancer) and will see if that fixes the problems we've been having.
In conclusion, I believe that running Breeze on a VM would be fine...particulary with one node, if you need to do clustering I do not suggest utilizing Microsoft Network Load Balancing for your solution. Any more questions just ask.
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Currently we do not run our production implementation on vmware. We do, however, have an exact copy on vmware infrastructure as a staging area. It seems to work fine, however we have not had any load on it since it is a staging area. We have two Connect cluster nodes connected by Microsoft Network Load Balanacing. However, I do not suggest using Microsoft Network Load Balancing with version 7 because we have had some serious problems with Connect and everything seems to point to a problem with Microsoft NLB. We are in the process of purchasing a hardware network load balancing solution (F5 BigIP load balancer) and will see if that fixes the problems we've been having.
In conclusion, I believe that running Breeze on a VM would be fine...particulary with one node, if you need to do clustering I do not suggest utilizing Microsoft Network Load Balancing for your solution. Any more questions just ask.
Andy