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My Home LAB – VirtuallyThatGuy

Posted on September 8, 2019December 19, 2025 by VirtuallyThatGuy

This section covers the hardware spec of the Home LAB… Any Further changes including a LAB topology will be added going forward.

Home LAB replaced with Fujitsu R570-v2 Workstation

  • 2 x Xeon x5660 (24 Cores)
  • 72GB ECC RAM
  • 2 x 1TB NVME [Run most of the VMs in the LAB]
  • 2 x 250GB SSD [No use case for them atm. Probably Nested vSAN]
  • 1TB SSD [For VEEAM Backup]
  • 120GB SSD (For 6 x Nested ESXi)
  • Quad 1gb NIC Card [1 mgmt traffic, 1 VM, 1 vmotion, 1 storage]
  • 1 x HP Procurve 8 port switch [vMotion and iSCSi Storage Traffic]
  • 1 x TP Link 8 port switch [Mangement Traffic and VM Traffic]
  • Prod Cluster – ESXi 6.7u1 – each hosts has 8 NICs [2 mgmt, 2 VM, 2 Vmotion and 2 Storage – each is on active active teaming]
  • Dev Cluster – ESXi 6.5u2 – each hosts has 8 NICs [2mgmt, 2 VM, 2 Vmotion and 2 Storage – each is on active standby teaming]
LAB Resource Overview
Main ESXi and Nested ESXi
VMs In The LAB
Distributed Switch and Portgroups In The LAB
Home Lab Gallery – Click to view image in new tab

2 thoughts on “My Home LAB – VirtuallyThatGuy”

  1. wolfrem says:
    March 5, 2020 at 7:00 pm

    You can place an image of the physical and logical distribution.

    Reply
    1. VirtuallyThatGuy says:
      May 19, 2020 at 6:57 pm

      Updated as per request

      Reply

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