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MB-Folsom
Mar 04, 2018Follower
ReadyNAS 626x - VMWare Compatibile?
In the model description it has that it is certified and compatible with Vmware vSphere ESXi 6.0.
Is this for the back-end storage of esxi 6.0?
Or is there a license that can be applied to the ReadyNAS to make it a "stand alone" vShpere ESXi 6.0 server?
I'm trying to determine if this hardware is an all in one front-end in this scenario, or is just the back-end that can be used with ESXi 6.0.
Thanks Everyone!
MB-Folsom
2 Replies
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
As far as I can tell, the certification is for back-end storage. Hopefully Netgear will clarify.
I've seen a couple of posts from folks who have gotten virtualbox running on a ReadyNAS, but nothing on VSphere.
- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredIt’s for back-end storage, the data store. You’d need an ordinary server for a ESXi host.
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