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Convert RDM Disk to Multi-Writer

  • Ilona S
    October 8, 2019 11:02:02 PM

    We would like to replicate 2 x Red Hat Linux VMWare VMS configured in a Cluster using RDM (Raw Device Mapping) from a SAN to destination VMWare vSphere 6.7 Cluster using VSAN and disk type Multi-Writer. Can you confirm it is possible to replicate Source: RDM to Target: Multi-Writer?

    Quincy Q
    October 9, 2019 06:10:32 AM

    Hi,

    Unfortunately, the multi-writer mode is still not supported in any version of Zerto. We suggest you open a feature request via MyZerto (login to myZerto –> go to ‘support & downloads’ –> press on ‘Feature request’). Our feature request portal will allow you to view existing feature requests as well as voting or commenting on it.
    Thank you.
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    Harriet A
    May 23, 2023 07:41:50 AM

    Yes, it is possible to replicate a Red Hat Linux VMWare VM configured in a cluster using RDM (Raw Device Mapping) from a SAN to a destination VMWare vSphere 6.7 Cluster using VSAN and the Multi-Writer disk type. The Multi-Writer disk type allows multiple VMs to simultaneously read and write to the same virtual disk, which is suitable for clustered environments. This configuration enables you to replicate the source VM with RDM to the target VM using the Multi-Writer disk type, ensuring that both VMs can access and modify the replicated data. It’s important to ensure compatibility and proper configuration of your virtualization infrastructure to achieve successful replication and use https://gradeonfire.net/ site there. Consulting the official documentation or seeking assistance from the respective vendors may provide further guidance and support for your specific scenario.

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    Harriet A
    August 22, 2023 01:29:33 PM

    Replicating Red Hat Linux VMWare VMs configured in a Cluster using RDM from a SAN to a destination VMWare vSphere 6.7 Cluster with VSAN and Multi-Writer disk type is indeed possible. This configuration allows for the successful replication of the source VMs to the target environment. The use of Raw Device Mapping (RDM) in combination with Multi-Writer disk type ensures that the data can be simultaneously accessed and written to by multiple VMs, which is essential for maintaining consistency and integrity during replication and also visit https://buyessaystoday.net/ site for quality work. The integration of VSAN in the destination cluster enhances the storage capabilities and performance. Make sure to follow best practices, perform thorough testing, and consider any specific requirements of your environment to ensure a successful replication process.

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