that feature is called VM Monitoring, and you will still need a cluster for that to work as you enable it on a cluster level. but if it helps, you could create a cluster with a single host ![]()
HA is applied on a cluster. not on an individual host.
By that definition you need more than one host to turn on HA.
basically if you have multiple hosts in a HA enabled cluster, if one host fails, vm's running on it will try to boot in the other hosts. Which is decided by drs.
For your situation if you want to keeo vm01 on host A then you can create an affinity rule (vm/host rule) where the cluster will try to keep vms on designated hosts. So that after the host recovers from unavailability the vm's will be returned to their designated hosts via vmotion automatically.
if you want to enable HA vm wise on the same host then you should checkout features like fault tolerance .
Oh yeah miss that part for HA cluster is required.
I will check on the fault tolerance features.
Thanks.
Hi.
I did search on HA
Seem it will automatically restart the VM if detecting failure on OS level.
I think this will work on our environment.
Regards.
that feature is called VM Monitoring, and you will still need a cluster for that to work as you enable it on a cluster level. but if it helps, you could create a cluster with a single host ![]()
