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kotiadinesh
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Expand disk in vSphere SRM protected environment

Hello everyone,


I am new to this community and SRM. I want to expand 1 disk on 4 different virtual machines all are protected by SRM. Out 4 disks 3 are thick lazy zero and 1 is thick eager zero disk. I have below questions:

  • May I need to disable or remove the replication? Is it for all the disks in a VM or for a specific disk I am going to expand.
  • Do I need to rename all disk's folder at destination or renaming specific disk's (which I am going to expand) folder will work.
  • Please let me know anything that I have missed or best practices to be follow.
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ThompsG
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Hi kotiadinesh and welcome to the community Smiley Happy

The answer as many do is: "it depends"

Perhaps if you could tell us a little about your environment. Thinks like: are you using array based replication or vSphere replication with SRM.

Thanks in advance.

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kotiadinesh
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Hi ThompspG thanks for quick reply, we have SRM with vSphere replication.

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kotiadinesh
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Hello gs_khalsa,

Thanks for the reply.I have already gone through above links and had a doubt whether a single disk to be renamed at destination or entire VM. We are still working on this, will update my steps once we finish the activity.

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creativehouse
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Welcome to this community.

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