[DinoPozzo]

Good day!
My situation is that I need to get answer immediately, so I`m asking it everywhere, so please, help me in my issue.

We`re upgrading our few years old system to new configuration. Here is it:
·Dual Xeon-2.8 GHz CPU, 4Gb RAM, 1TB HDD
·Xeon 7000 Sequence, 8GB RAM, 4 TB HDD
·Intel Xeon DP 3.8F, 4 GB RAM, 2TB HDD
I`m running MS Windows Server 2003 R2 on old stuff. I want to install Windows Server Core R2, and manage it remotely, either iSCSI, while on other 2 – Widows Server 2008 R2. I`d like to install Server Core R2 to Xeon-2.8, to run Active Directory Domain Service and Hyper-V on it.
Also I`m thinking to purchase Discs Array HP StorageWorks MSA60. My old shared storage was managed by such iSCSI solution as SvSAN, but it`s no good for me now.
What would you adjust me, please?

[ArneWeis]

Take a look at using iSCSI software for running your servers. I`m using StarWind for this.

[DinoPozzo]

Thanks! It seems like this is what I needed. A reliable, high functional product. Thanks.