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WindowsServerDocs/failover-clustering/storage-architectures.md

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 ## Hyperconverged with SAN storage
 
-This architecture combines a hyperconverged Storage Spaces Direct cluster (local disks pooled and exposed as ReFS-backed CSVs) with external SAN storage presented to the same cluster and added as NTFS-backed CSVs. The two storage sources coexist but remain separate.
+Starting with Windows Server 2022, you can combine hyperconverged Storage Spaces Direct with external SAN storage in the same failover cluster. This architecture combines a hyperconverged Storage Spaces Direct cluster (local disks pooled and exposed as ReFS-backed CSVs) with external SAN storage presented to the same cluster and added as NTFS-backed CSVs. The two storage sources coexist but remain separate.
 
 Key characteristics of a hyperconverged plus SAN model:
 

WindowsServerDocs/manage/windows-admin-center/install-virtualization-mode.md

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 - Administrator privileges or equivalent permissions on the machine you're installing Windows Admin Center on.
 
-- Download the Windows Admin Center Virtualization Mode preview installer from [Windows Insider Preview Downloads](https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windowsinsiderpreviewserver) to a location on the machine where you want to install Windows Admin Center.
+- Download the Windows Admin Center Virtualization Mode preview installer from [Windows Insider Preview Downloads](https://aka.ms/WACDownloadvMode) to a location on the machine where you want to install Windows Admin Center.
 
 - Download the [Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable](/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist) to a location on the machine where you want to install Windows Admin Center. Alternatively, if your server has internet access, you can use `winget` from the Windows Terminal to download and install as shown in the next section.