xenadmin/XenAdmin/Wizards/HAWizard_Pages/Intro.resx

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    <value>This wizard helps you configure HA (high availability) on a resource pool.

Before you begin, ensure that the following requirements are satisfied for all servers and virtual machines in the pool:

•    Shared storage must be available, including at least one iSCSI, NFS or Fibre Channel LUN of 356MB or greater. This LUN will be used for the heartbeat SR.

•    All the virtual machines you want to protect with HA must be agile.

We strongly recommend the use of a bonded management interface on the servers in the pool if HA is enabled, and multipathed storage for the heartbeat SR.


To continue, click Next.</value>
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