Is the vSphere Replication a Licensed product? 8.2
I do not need a full SRM solution just replication.
https://my.vmware.com/group/vmware/details?downloadGroup=VR8202&productId=742
Or is it a 60 day trial?
Hi,
You can use vSphere Replication with certain editions of vSphere that include vSphere Replication in the license.
vSphere Replication does not have a separate license as it is a feature of certain vSphere license editions.
If you have the correct vSphere license, there is no limit on the number of virtual machines that you can replicate by using vSphere Replication
.
You cannot use vSphere Replication to replicate virtual machines on ESXi hosts that do not have the correct vSphere license. If you install vSphere Replication on an ESXi host that does not have the correct license and try to configure replication for virtual machines on that host, the replication fails with a licensing error.
If you configure a virtual machine for replication on a host with the correct vSphere license and move it to a host with an unsupported license, vSphere Replication stops replication of that virtual machine. You can disable vSphere Replication on a configured virtual machine on the unlicensed host.
ARomeo
From vSphere Replication Licensing
vSphere Replication does not have a separate license as it is a feature of certain vSphere license editions.
- vSphere Essentials Plus
- vSphere Standard
- vSphere Enterprise
- vSphere Enterprise Plus
André
Hi,
You can use vSphere Replication with certain editions of vSphere that include vSphere Replication in the license.
vSphere Replication does not have a separate license as it is a feature of certain vSphere license editions.
If you have the correct vSphere license, there is no limit on the number of virtual machines that you can replicate by using vSphere Replication
.
You cannot use vSphere Replication to replicate virtual machines on ESXi hosts that do not have the correct vSphere license. If you install vSphere Replication on an ESXi host that does not have the correct license and try to configure replication for virtual machines on that host, the replication fails with a licensing error.
If you configure a virtual machine for replication on a host with the correct vSphere license and move it to a host with an unsupported license, vSphere Replication stops replication of that virtual machine. You can disable vSphere Replication on a configured virtual machine on the unlicensed host.
ARomeo
Thanks! We are using ESXi Standard with vCenter Standard.
Does that qualify? Looking below we would be ok from the list you provided.
Hi,
Yes, it's ok!