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hi Gardo,

I would like to install a new goautodial server in our office using our new HP proliant DL320e Gen8 server. I would like to use the hardware raid of the server and by using it effectively I will be installing VMware server first since it is supported OS. My question is will Goautodial run effectively even installing vmware server first then goautodial as virtual machine? if yes, will i use all 8 logical processors and max all the ram out?

This will be my first time using virtual machine in a Vicidial server and I want to know if i am taking the right path. I've already read a lot here on the forum and William said never to use Virtual server in a live environment but only for testing purposes.

thanks in advance.

I know the questions is for Gardo, bt anyway, I agree with William, in our experience Virtual machines are not good for vicidial, but for testing purposes it might be ok, so give it a try.

any particular issue you've experienced when using vicidial in a virtual machine.

I have not, because I only used it for testing purposes. But before I put a vm in a production environment , I read about others in vicidial forum, and I learn from their experience that it will not work

call me crazy or whatever but i have installed vicibox cluster on VMWARE ESXI 5.5 servers. total users is 60 agents on dial level 4.
i havent experience any major issues so far. We've been using this setup for 6months now.


Host 1: Xeon E3 / Intel Board / 32GB ram / 240 GB SSD / 1TB HDD
1 DB, 4vCPU, 16GB RAM, 100GB HDD
1 WEB 2vCPU, 4GB RAM, 50GB HDD
1 Archive 2vCPU, 4GB Ram, 500GB HDD

Host 2: Xeon E3 / Intel Board / 16GB ram / 240 GB SSD
1 Dialer 2vCPU, 4GB Ram, 100GB HDD
1 Dialer 2vCPU, 4GB Ram, 100GB HDD

Host 3: Xeon E3 / Intel Board / 16GB ram / 240 GB SSD
1 Dialer 2vCPU, 4GB Ram, 100GB HDD
1 Dialer 2vCPU, 4GB Ram, 100GB HDD

PS: I dont recommend this setup if you're not experience with vmware..

Sounds good!
Thank you for share!

Did you disabled hyperthreading on your server?