As you can see in the above diagram though, SQL Server is listed at a different layer, below the Virtualized Platform. Moving forward into production, there is also a place for Virtualization with Dynamics AX 2009 roles. There is great benefit in doing this, and getting the most out of your invest from a hardware perspective. Doing so, means you can quickly have an instance of Dynamics AX, configured with your license, Vertical Add-on's, customizations, and company setup, ready for development and testing.
Creating a VAP, or Virtual Appliance image of Dynamics AX 2009 is a great thing to do. Having VM images you can bring up for testing, is a great way to save on setup and config time. Well, just like most all other instances of virtualization, the first when would be development and testing enviornments. So now that Dynamics AX 2009 is certified to be virtualized on Windows Server 2008 R2 and the Hyper-V platform, when would you do this, and why? The Beta version of Hyper-V, included by default with Windows Server 2008, is not supported."
#DYNAMICS AX 2009 SUPPORTED SQL SERVER VERSIONS UPDATE#
To use Hyper-V in a production environment, you must download the update for Windows Server 2008 described in Knowledge Base article 950050. "Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 is certified on Windows Server 2008 with Hyper-V Virtualization, and will support other virtualization solutions participating in the Server Virtualization Validation Program, consistent with the guidelines listed for all Microsoft software as part of Knowledge Base article 897615. With the release of Dynamics AX 2009, Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V virtualization platform from Microsoft, virtualization possibilites exist in a support, certified fashion.ĭynamics AX 2009 is certified for Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V:
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