Hyper-v support

Hi!
Is Oracle 11g supported in a virtual Hyper-V environment?
Br
Carl

Welcome to the forums!
The best place to check for these things is My Oracle Support. For a example a quick search turned up this document:
Identifying Oracle Software For Windows Operating System [ID 834829.1]
Which states that Hyper-V is not supported.

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Is Windows Hyper V supported as an install option

We would like to use virtualization server to install and run under windows OS 2003. Version of BOE is Xi 3.1. Do you support windows hyper v / virtualization implementations?

VMware is the only visualization I have seen approved for DEV only (not production/performance issues). It will probably work but the same rules would apply in regards to production/performance issues.
Regards,
Tim

How many host can hyper-v support ?

Hi everyone, I understand Hyper-V works with 2 host running replication between both machines.
I'm exploring the option to add on 2 more host due to not enough resources. Would the 2 new host be running as another Hyper-V and is there any way to integrate with the current Hyper-V ?

Hi DoranHolic,
Agree with YahyaZahedi .
In addition , please refer to following link:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/virtualization/archive/2013/10/22/what-s-new-in-windows-server-2012-r2.aspx
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Recommended and supported Hyper-v Server configurations

I am looking for a document that will give me some suggested Hyper-v supported and recommended server configuration. Recently our company rolled out two Hyper-V servers. The host system is configured to be the Domain Controller.
One server was configured to be a Host Server Domain Controller and a virtual server Exchange server. The Exchange server failed three times. The host domain Controller had been put into services and was active. I finally called Microsoft
and was told this would not a supported or recommended configuration and it would continue to fail. The technical help I had was very good and he pointed me in the right direction to building it directly on the domain controller. Since the Exchange
server had already been built and the scheme to the domain controller had been extended this was horrendous but it worked. "Thank you Microsoft technical team."
The second Hyper-V server is setup the same the host server is the DC. The current virtual server is a SQL server. This seems to be working. We had some issues at first with network connections but I made some DNS entries and it seems to be stable
now. This system is to have an Exchange host added to it and I'm worried that it will have the same issues as the first server. I would like to add it directly to the DC as I finally did the first time but I'm worried it will make the SQL server
fail.
This is currently in a production environment? Does anyone have any suggestion or can you point me to a good tech document that discusses configurations?
Thank you.
Bonnie Whalon

Hi Sir,
>>I would like to add it directly to the DC as I finally did the first time but I'm worried it will make the SQL server fail.
As far as I know , install exchagne on a DC is not recommended (I know it should work).
As to hyper-v serve , it is still not recommended to enable other role on hyper-v host .
I would suggest you to create two VMs , one is DC , other one works as exchange server (If it is possible please build another DC VM for redundant and backup them regularly ) .
Virtualize exchange please refer to following article :
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2013/10/07/virtualizing-exchange-on-hyper-v.aspx
Virtualize DC please refer to :
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d2cae85b-41ac-497f-8cd1-5fbaa6740ffe(v=ws.10)#operational_considerations_for_virtualized_domain_controllers
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831734.aspx
Best Regards,
Elton Ji
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SAP Oracle Support for VM and Hyper V

Dear Friends,
We are planning to do Up gradation and implementation for below application with Oracle Database.
SAP ECC 6.0 additional application server
SAP Portal Development system
SAP Portal Quality system
SAP BI Development system
SAP BI Quality system
Documentation Server /SAP CONTENT SERVER 6.30
SAP Solution Manager 7.1 EHP1 Development System
SAP Solution Manager 7.1 EHP1 Quality System
Which virtualization is suitable for us.? Hyper v or VM
VM does not support from orcle,Still some customers are using.Is it advisable to us VM?
Hyper V supports sap with orcle?
Or can we install all application on 1 single Operating System?
Thanks a lot in Advance
Regards,
Snehal Patel

Thanx Deepak,
As per Note 1329848
All Oracle products (incl. Oracle Database 11.2.x, Oracle RAC 11.2.x, Oracle Client 11.2.x) certified to run on Windows Server 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1 or Windows Server 2012 are also certified to run on these Operating Systems when running as virtual machines under Windows Server 2012 with Hyper-V, whether used in a private cloud or public cloud (including Windows Azure) environment, subject to the exceptions and additional information identified below.
List of Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V guest OSes includes:
Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1
Oracle Linux 6.4
As 1173954 - Support of Oracle for VMWare
Oracle has not certified any of its products on VMware virtualized environments. Oracle Support will assist customers running Oracle databases on VMware in the following manner: Oracle will only provide support for issues that either are known to occur on the native OS, or can be demonstrated not to be as a result of running on VMware.
Still Some Customers are using .Is it Advisable to use VM?
One more option proposed by partner:
All DEV/QAS servers for portal,BI,Solman on single server without any VM on Single is Advisable?
Regards,
Snehal Patel

Support for Windows Server 2012R2 Hyper-V

Windows Server 2012 R2 is officially available from last week. What are the plans for 2012R2 Hyper-V Support on UCS platform /B200M3 servers/? Also Nexus1000V for SCVMM 2012R2?

Hi,
We have Windows Server 2012 R2 (x64) configured as Hyper-V Servers running a Cisco UCS. We use Cisco UCS B200 M3 Blade Servers with a VIC 1240 (including a Port Expander). It works just fine. I have also succesfully tested VM-FEX and SR-IOV.
I must add that there are only 2012 drivers, although they work properly. In case you have a FlexPod and use iSCSI. NetApp does not have a DSM driver (MPIO) to support 2012 R2 yet, so you have to use the Microsoft DSM driver.
I am also waiting for Cisco and NetApp to release updated drivers that officially support Windows Server 2012 R2.
I hope this information is usefull to you. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Boudewijn

Unable to Install Windows Server 2012 on Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Hyper-V

My attempts to install are failing with a message "Windows cannot install required files. The file may be corrupt or missing....Error code: 0x800705070".
I am posting this on the Wondows 2012 Server forum but I have had exactly the same problem as described below with Windows 2008 R2 SP1.
As the title says this is on a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 host with all current updates. I have downloaded the ISO file from a Technet subscription file twice, once by direct download and once by the Akamai downloader. The virtual disk is connected with
the default IDE driver. I mounted both installation images as ISOs, located on a file system on the host server. I have tried installs by deleting the VM and recreating both the VM and a new virtual disk, re-using a previously created virtual disk, and
deleting the partitions in a previously created virtual disk, and executing the format command, and then attempting the install.
I have exactly the same problem trying to create a Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 VM on the same host OS. With those attempts, I downloaded the Technet subscription iso 4 or 5 times, and burned one to a DVD which I attached to the created VM. Same
error message.
The virtual machines and virtual disks I created and used were all located on an RAID5 array, on a builtin Intel RAID controller using Intel Rapid Storage Technology software version 11.2.0.1066. The host Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 uses this file system
but the OS is installed on a dedicated drive (C).
I had previously created a guest VM with Windows Server 2008 R2 (several months worth of updates ago) without drama.
I have spent hours reading forums and blog articles on this. A common response is to download the iso another time, and/or burn it to a DVD instead of mounting an iso image. Although I didn't do the later yet with 2012 Server, but I have done these
other steps attempting to install Windows 2008 Server SP1. The install process takes a while (not to mention doing multiple downloads). Given this seems to be a common recommended remedy, and indeed based on posts does seem to eliminate the problem is some
cases, why doesn't somebody change the Microsoft installer program so it does a thorough integrity check at the beginning of the install process?

Jeff,
After the exercise of Windows 2012 Server successfully installing (as I described above) I also successfully installed Windows 2008 R2 on Hyper-V. From my standpoint, I have eliminated the problem (which isn't the same as correcting the problem).
The answer to your specific question regarding Hyper-V support is that the motherboard I am using, an Asus P5Q, is not supported by Windows 2008 R2 because it doesn't use ECC memory, and the vendor doesn't say it supports Windows 2008. But I am sure you
know the motherboard vendors often don't test older motherboards with newer software versions. It appears that in specifying ECC memory Microsoft is trying to protect users of Windows Server from hurting themselves, not saying the software won't run.
Having said that, my suspicion in the beginning was, and still is, that it was some variable(s) left in an unknown state in the Hyper-V environment, which was why after trying to install Windows 2008 R2 several times I tried Windows 2012 which resulted in
the same error, and then encountered the same error trying to install Windows 7 on the same Hyper-V installation. The specific Hyper-V Windows 2008 R2 server had run without any operating problems for months before I started having trouble, and although it
had been quite a while since I had created VMs, that process used to work. The hardware didn't change. What changed was applying updates through Microsoft Update, and a few access control rights I changed, and at least I think, I set back to their original
value.
So in short, no, my hardware isn't supported by Windows 2008 Server. Two, your assertion that you are running the same software configuration that I am is very unlikely to be true. There are an extremely large number of things which are different between
your test system and mine, such as which Windows 2008 components are installed, what updates were installed and in what order they were installed, and what other third party software each of us is running, and between AD, and all the features, a large number
of potential differences in ACLs, options, etc. and I don't for a minute think this particular problem was caused by the underlying hardware.
I do appreciate your taking the time to try to help me, and I hope there is one thing you and I could agree on. Microsoft could pretty easily make it much easier to isolate problems. In this day and age reporting hex error codes (as opposed to doing the
table lookup in the error handling proc), and not providing more diagnostic information seems to me to be almost quaint. And in this case Microsoft can dismiss my problems on the grounds it was all on unsupported hardware. Unfortunately, I think they
are missing an opportunity to make their software better, because in my opinion what I encountered there are a set of conditions which will cause installations to fail that aren't going to get corrected.

Installing Oracle 11gR2 32bit on Win 2003 R2 server virtualized in Hyper-v

I have here 2008 server 64bit with Hyper-V and inside the virtualized server 2003 R2 32bit to install oracle!!
The installation goes normal but in the end when you create the database the following message appears:
ORA-03113 end-of-file on communication channel error
or
ORA-12560: TNS: protocol adapter error
These machines are all in domain
Hyper-V with 3 GB
Logged in with administrator privileges
NONE put in the file sqlnet.ora
Forgot something?
Can anyone help?
Thanks

Thank Madrid
I'm using DBCA tool!
It is the moment of creation of database errors that occur!
Looking at the documentation under +'Check the Software Requirements'+
Note: Check My Oracle Support (formerly OracleMetaLink) for more information about Hyper-V support
Is it so complicated to install oracle in Hyper-V?
Is there anything else that might help?
Thanks

SQL Server 2012 Physical vs. Hyper-V Same Query Different Results

I have a database that is on physical hardware (16 CPU's, 32GB Ram).
I have a copy of the database that was attached to a virtual Hyper-V server (16 CPU's, 32GB Ram).
Both Servers and SQL Servers are identical OS=2008R2 Standard, SQL Server 2012R2 Standard same patch level SP1 CU8.
Same query run on both servers return same data set, but the time is much different 26 Sec on Physical, 5 minutes on virtual.
Statistics are identical on both databases, query execution plane is identical on both queries.
Indices are identical on both databases.
When I use set statistics IO, I get different results between the two servers.
One table in particular (366k rows) on physical shows logical reads of 15400, on Hyper-V reports logical reads of 418,000,000 that is four hundred eighteen million for the same table.
When the query is run on the physical it uses no CPU, when run on the Hyper-V it takes 100% of all 16 processors.
I have experimented with Maxdop and it does exactly what it should by limiting processors but it doesn't fix the issue.

A massive difference in logical reads usually hints at differences in the query plan.
When you compare query plans, it is essential that you look at actual query plans.
Please note that if your server / Hyper-V supports parallelism (which is almost always nowadays), then you are likely to have two query plans: a parallel and a serial query plan. Of course the actual query plan will make clear which one is used in which
case.
To say this again, this is by far the most likely reason for your problem.
There are other (unlikely) reasons that could be the case here:
runaway parallel threads or other bugs in the optimizer or engine. Make sure you have installed the latest service pack
Maybe the slow server (Hyper-V) has extreme fragmentation in the relevant tables
As mentioned by Erland, you have much much more information about the query and query plan than we do. You already know whether or not parallelism is used, how many threads are being used in it, if you have no, one or several Loop Joins in the query (my
bet is on at least one, possibly more), etc. etc.
With the limited information you can share (or choose to share), involving PSS is probably your best course of action.
Gert-Jan

Hyper-V

I have tried so many times to install Hyper-V on my hp 655 with windows 8.1 pro I have enabled virtualization in my firmware ive also checked the SLAT req. I my computer has that. The problem is is that I can install everything but the platform and everything
is fine but as soon as I install the Hyper-V platform and then restart my computer it restarts and then says working and it gets to 30% restarts again gets to 100% and restarts again then it will only load up to the point where I see the windows logo and the
little circle spinning at the bottom and then it wont go any further it just sits there. Could someone please help me and tell me why this keeps happening I am at a loss here cant figure out what else could be messing up.
Thanks for any help

Hi,
First of all, you need to make sure your image is integrate.
After that, Please remove the original virtual machien and follow these steps to create a virtual machine in Hyper-V:
Hyper-V Support in Windows 8
http://blogs.windows.com/bloggingwindows/2013/06/20/hyper-v-support-in-windows-8/
Karen Hu
TechNet Community Support

Does the 2012r2 failover cluster support the Linux system high ability

Hi,
Can i install the CentOS highability in Hyper-V? Does Hyper-V support it?
Thanks.

Hi,
Can i install the CentOS highability in Hyper-V? Does Hyper-V support it?
Thanks.
There are two possible ways to go and you're referenced both. First is HA VM. If physical host would fail VM marked as "HA" would be re-booted on another physical host in the cluster. That approach is completely OS-agnostic and would work with Linux (or
any other supported OS) inside a VM. See:
Configure VM for HA
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753787.aspx
Second one is guest VM cluster which is actually job of an inside-the-VM OS, Hyper-V just provides a platform (and possibly shared storage). In this case you do configure your Linux cluster as it would run bare metal. See:
Guest
VM Cluster
http://blogs.technet.com/b/keithmayer/archive/2013/03/21/virtual-machine-guest-clustering-with-windows-server-2012-become-a-virtualization-expert-in-20-days-part-14-of-20.aspx
You just need to pick up proper shared storage for your cluster, would it be shared SAS (provided by Hyper-V as "shared VHDX" emulation) or iSCSI or FC.
Good luck :)
StarWind VSAN [Virtual SAN] clusters Hyper-V without SAS, Fibre Channel, SMB 3.0 or iSCSI, uses Ethernet to mirror internally mounted SATA disks between hosts.

What happens when a VM with 2012 Integrations Services migrates to a 2008 R2 Hyper-V server?

I've been going through our Hyper-V environment to make sure our VMs have the latest, greatest Integration Services installed. I found one 2012 running a 2012 version of Integration Services on this 2008 R2 Hyper-V server. What kind of issues can this
cause? Should I uninstall the current version and 'downgrade' them to 2008 R2?
Orange County District Attorney

Hi,
No, you should not. If the operating system is supported on a hyper-v version you can use it. This means if Windows Server 2012 is supported on Windows Server 2008 R2 hosts you can use Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2008 R2 with the Windows Server
2012 integration services installed as a guest OS.
You can find supported guest OS lists here
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2761.hyper-v-supported-guest-os-list.aspx
http://OpsMgr.ru/

Cisco Nexus 1000v Virtual Switch for Hyper-V Availability

Hi,
Does anyone have any information on the availability of the Cisco Nexus 1000v virtual switch for Hyper-V. Is it available to download from Cisco yet? If not when will it be released? Are there any Beta programs etc?
I can download the 1000v for VmWare but cannot find any downloads for the Hyper-V version.
Microsoft Partner

Any updates on the Cisco Nexus 1000v virtual switch for Hyper-V? Just checked on the Cisco site, however still only the download for VMware and no trace of any beta version. Also posted the same question at:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/schadinio/archive/2012/06/09/windows-server-2012-hyper-v-extensible-switch-cisco-nexus-1000v.aspx
"Hyper-V support isn't out yet. We are looking at a beta for Hyper-V starting at the end of February or the begining of March. "
-Ian @ Cisco Community
|| MCITP: EA, VA, EMA, Lync SA, makes a killer sandwich. ||

MS-DOS 6.22 under Hyper-V

My question is really 2-part. I have a temporary need for an MS-DOS VM on my Server 2008 (R1) x64 test machine, so I downloaded MS-DOS 6.22 from the TechNet subscription area and created 3 VFD files for each of the install floppies. I then created a new VM and proceeded to install DOS 6.22, only the message I got was...
"Setup cannot install MS-DOS 6.22 because there is no operating system on this computer. This product is the MS-DOS 6.22 Upgrade..."
Question 1) Why in the world would the TechNet version of MS-DOS be an UPGRADE version??? That makes absolutely no sense at all. Is a "non-upgrade" DOS 6.22 installer available?
Question 2) I read that Hyper-V doesn't support MS-DOS. Is this just because there are no integration services for it? I really don't need them for this test.

Hi,
Question 1) Why in the world would the TechNet version of MS-DOS be an UPGRADE version??? That makes absolutely no sense at all. Is a "non-upgrade" DOS 6.22 installer available?
>> First of all, MS-DOS is out of life. For the further research on MS-DOS upgrade version, I recommend that you Contact a representative so that you can get the most qualified pool of respondents. Thanks for your understanding.
Contact a Representative to Order by Phone
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/bb856399.aspx
Question 2) I read that Hyper-V doesn't support MS-DOS. Is this just because there are no integration services for it? I really don't need them for this test.
>> As I mentioned, MS-DOS is too old, it doesn’t make sense to support it on Hyper-V.
Virtualization with Hyper-V: Supported Guest Operating Systems
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/hyperv-supported-guest-os.aspx
Best Regards,
Vincent Hu

Microsoft Hyper-V virtualization platform for LiveCycle server

Hi everybody,
I have a client who asked me if LiveCycle supports Microsoft Hyper-V environment virtualization. Is Hyper-V supported by latest versions of LiveCycle either ES3 SP2 or the new upcoming ES4?
Thanks in advance.

Hi;
we have R12.1.1 with database ( 11.1.0.7).
can we configure our R12 real time physical database on microsoft hyper v virtualizatised server ??
Please review:
https://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/entry/ebs1213_oraclevm
will this physical standby database on virtualization bear full load of users in case of switchover / failover ??We have some customer who use VM and they are happy. It dependes your expectation.
PS:For EBS related issue close your thread here as changing thread status to answered and move it to Oracle Discussion Forums » E-Business Suite » EBS General Discussionr which is EBS dedicated forum site.
Regard
Helios

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