vcenter and the virtual machines that are being backed up are in different locations.
I have the vdr appliance installed on a host where the vms are being backed up.
During Idle usage there is a steady stream of network bandwith incoming from vcenter to the vdr appliance, about 800 kbs.
Is this normal? If not any recommendations on how to stop the network bandwith?
Thanks
Hi,
I have the same problem. We have one VirtualCenter Server in our main location. In the main location and in 4 further locations we have installed a vmware data recovery appliance.
Now we have a heavy traffic (https) from our VirtalCenetr server into the the external locations. The traffic is stabil over the whole day and has a quantity about 5GB for every location (= 20 GB for all !!!). No backup job is activ !
I hope, I will get an answer here, because this situation is not acceptable for us.
Thanks to all for helping.
Best regards
Sharany
We are having the same issue. We have about 200KBS going across the Wan. Have you found any solutions?
Thanks,
Carla
Hi,
since a few weeks we have a open ticket at VMware, but not really with succes.
One of the last answer from the support was:
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The response from my senior network engineer is as follows:
"Can't see anything wrong here.
There will always be traffic between VC and the ESX hosts. VDR will increase that traffic. Cannot see any issue in the wireshark files -- just normal traffic. If the link is getting swamped, you will need to increase the bandwidth available."
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... not really satisfying and not a solution !
Best regards
Sharany
Thanks for the response. It is frustrating that it takes that much bandwidth.