Transcription of Microsoft Exchange Server on VMware vSphere
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Microsoft Exchange Server on VMware vSphere Exchange Server 2019 / vSphere B E S T P R A C T I C E S GU I D E B E S T P R A C T I C E S G U I D E / P A G E 2 O F 62 Microsoft Exchange Server on VMware vSphere Table of Contents 1. Introduction .. 5 Purpose .. 5 Target Audience .. 5 Scope .. 6 External References .. 6 2. ESXi Host Best Practices for Exchange .. 7 CPU Configuration Guidelines .. 7 Physical and Virtual CPUs .. 7 Architectural Limitations in Exchange Server .. 7 vSphere Virtual Symmetric Multiprocessing .. 7 CPU Reservations .. 9 Virtual Cores and Virtual 9 Hyper-threading .. 12 L1 Terminal Fault VMM and Hyper-threading .. 12 Non-Uniform Memory Access .. 12 vNUMA and CPU Hot Plug .. 14 Memory Configuration Guidelines .. 14 ESXi Memory Management Concepts.
Microsoft Exchange Server on VMware vSphere 1.3 Scope The scope of this document is limited to the following topics: • VMware ESXi™Host Best Practices for Exchange – Best practice guidelines for preparing the vSphere platform for running Exchange Server 2019. Guidance is included for CPU, memory, storage, and networking.
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