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  • 1.  sql cluster

    Posted Dec 26, 2018 01:13 PM

    i have 6.5 u2 and i want to install ms sql 2017 always on architecture. we will use paravirtual disk and we will use shared rdm disk . is it possible ? I can't understand because the document is too complicated.Have sample experience or sample screenshots



  • 2.  RE: sql cluster

    Posted Dec 27, 2018 01:55 PM

    Hi

    I dont see SQL 2017 listed under compatibility list for vcenter 6.5 U2 , which means it is not compatible.

    VMware Product Interoperability Matrices

    I have selected VC U2 and SQL 2017 all enterprise express , standard which is not compatible

    Please consider marking this answer as correct and helpful if this helps you.

    regards

    Gayathri



  • 3.  RE: sql cluster

    Posted Dec 27, 2018 02:20 PM

    I think the question was wrong I will install sql 2017 into windows 2016 on vcenter 6.5 u2



  • 4.  RE: sql cluster

    Posted Dec 27, 2018 02:22 PM

    Even if you install or dont install the SQL version what you have mentioned is not compatible with Vcenter 6.5 U2 , you cannot use it .

    Please consider marking this answer as correct and helpful if this helps you.

    regards

    Gayathri



  • 5.  RE: sql cluster

    Posted Dec 27, 2018 02:25 PM

    I will install sql 2017 into windows 2016 on vcenter 6.5 u2

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  • 6.  RE: sql cluster
    Best Answer

    Posted Dec 27, 2018 02:25 PM

    GayathriS

    That matrix only applies when connecting vCenter to a database (i.e., for Windows-based vCenter Server installations). It doesn't mean those databases are supported to run on vSphere. There is no such compatibility list for that



  • 7.  RE: sql cluster

    Posted Dec 27, 2018 02:28 PM

    daphnissov​ , Here the question was : We will install sql 2017 into windows 2016 on vcenter 6.5 u2 .

    Installation they can do however with vcenter 6.5 U2 will SQL 2017 work , I beilive the answer is no based on compatibility guide.



  • 8.  RE: sql cluster

    Posted Dec 27, 2018 02:37 PM

    He's not asking to use SQL 2017 as the database for vCenter; he's asking to run SQL 2017 on Windows hosted on top of vSphere in clustering mode. You're correct that SQL 2017 cannot serve as the database server for vCenter 6.5 U2, but that's not what OP is trying to do.