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Bugatt1
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one constraint of VR 6.0

Hello!

I'd like to clarify one sentence from VR admin guide.

There is an excerpt:

If you move a virtual machine with replicated disks over 2032GB back to a machine on an older release,

vSphere Replication cannot replicate or power on the virtual machine

Does "machine on an older release" stand for ESXi 5.5 and earlier?

Thnaks.

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mvalkanov
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Hi,

Thank you for the feedback, the admin guide content will be updated.

ESXi < 5.5 supports replicated disks with size below 2032GB.

ESXi >= 5.5 supports replicated disks with size below ~ 62TB.

The VR 5.5 admin guide also contains the same content, as the one you quoted - see vSphere Replication Limitations

The VR 5.5 release notes mentions the 62TB limit:

https://www.vmware.com/support/vsphere5/doc/vsphere-replication-55-release-notes.html

vSphere Replication supports a maximum disk size of 62TB.

Regards,

Martin

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mvalkanov
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Hi,

Thank you for the feedback, the admin guide content will be updated.

ESXi < 5.5 supports replicated disks with size below 2032GB.

ESXi >= 5.5 supports replicated disks with size below ~ 62TB.

The VR 5.5 admin guide also contains the same content, as the one you quoted - see vSphere Replication Limitations

The VR 5.5 release notes mentions the 62TB limit:

https://www.vmware.com/support/vsphere5/doc/vsphere-replication-55-release-notes.html

vSphere Replication supports a maximum disk size of 62TB.

Regards,

Martin

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