HyperV 2012 JBOD architecture design and workloads

But you cannot have both Hyper-V and SoFS on the same hosts.

Please clarify the above statement from the Post

HyperV 2012 JBOD architecture design and workloads

My reason for asking.  Been studying Hyper-V Windows 2012 for a year.  Proposed Cluster;

1. Hardware 3 identical servers. OS's are 2 drives mirrored.  4 JBOD pass through 1 tb drives per server using 1 onboard SAS controller per box. (Intel S2600GZ MB)

All 3 in a Cluster with Host Storage Spaces, SMB.  SOFS for Virtual VHD Disks and VHD Files.  Classic File Services for Metadata access.

2 Virtual Machines per host. These virtual machines are 2 AD DC'S, 1 Exchange Server, 1 Remote Desktop Services Applications Server, 1 SQL Server (Contact Business Manager and Access Dbases) and 1 PSQL Server (Enterpise Product Management.)  The workload traffic is small - 50 users.  Staff also uses Office Suite.

It is my thought to combine the Cluster HA  and the SOFS/CFS Roles.   This post mentioned is the first I have come across stating the Hyper-V and SOFS must be on different hosts.  Please explain the rationale and data to support this statement, as I may need to go back to the drawing board.

Kevin Paulus  17+ years in MS IT and Networking.