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Running Command View EVA within a VM

Your ability to deploy Command View EVA within a VM may be impacted by the following:

 EVA model

 Command View EVA version being used

 Availability of a host bus adapter (HBA) that can be dedicated to the VM

Table 1 compares the options for deploying Command View EVA in a VM.

Table 1. Comparing requirements for Virtualized SCSI and VMDirectPath modes

Requirement

Virtualized SCSI

VMDirectPath

Minimum EVA firmware

XCS 09534000 or later

All

Minimum Command View EVA

software

9.2 or later

9.3 or later

Dedicated HBA required

Yes

Compatible EVA models

EVA8400,

EVA6400,

EVA4400,

EVA4400-S

EVA4100,

EVA6100,

EVA8100,

EVA8400,

EVA6400,

EVA4400,

EVA4400-S

Command View EVAPerf support

Yes

SSSU support

Yes

VMware vMotion support

Yes

Caveats for installing Command View EVA in a VM

If you are installing Command View EVA in a VM, take care where you deploy the VMware virtual

disk hosting the operating system on which you plan to install Command View EVA. If you were to

deploy this virtual disk on the same array that you intend to manage with the Command View EVA

instance, any issue that causes the EVA array to be inaccessible would also impact your ability to

identify this issue.

In general, when deploying Command View EVA in a VM, use a virtual disk on the vSphere host’s

local datastore, if available.

If you must deploy the Command View EVA VM on the SAN, then consider deploying two or more

instances on two or more storage systems to increase availability in the event of an array failure.

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