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Manish Tandon · 04-12-2012

JagathYes, macvtap and vmotion is supported. There is no host component like VEM to load in case of VM-FEX for KVM. Also in case of KVM libvirt is also used for the mgmt piece currently.Thanks--Manish

Manish Tandon · 01-03-2012

DaniYes, DirectPath I/O with vMotion using VM-FEX is possible in vSphere 5.0 and is supported by both parties - Cisco and VMware.This is referenced in the vSphere 5 networking guide as it is a unique to UCS -http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.js...

Service Profile Failover · 01-03-2012

DaniAs I communicated to you in the unicast thread, this feature of full blown blade/SP failover has not made it in the list of upcoming features.A matter of feature prioritization is what it eventually boils down to. I will not go so far as to say i...

Manish Tandon · 01-03-2012

..and if by any chance the question was on the "easy" VM-FEX tool (which allows one to set up VM-FEX through a wizard), it will be posted on the developer network shortly as we plan to open source it.The ETA (an educated guess as it depends on a few ...

Manish Tandon · 12-22-2011

LisaKVM is a service that the CIMC offers.I believe the following URL answers your question -http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10493/products_configuration_example09186a0080b07b7c.shtmlBackground InformationCIMC is a separate management module th...

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VM-FEX and VMDirectPath I/O with vMotion

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what is the difference between CIMC and KVM for blades?