Prevent journal loss when changing the recovery datastore in a vCD environments, Zerto version 9.0u4 – 9.5u2
Error “Protection group creation. Failed: failed, protected VRA [Host host-X, server X] is unavailable” when VPG creation fails
Error: “Parameter BootGroupIdentifier is irrelevant in the current configuration and must be removed” when attempting to remove VMs from a VPG
Error: “The Number Of Cores For The Protected VM Is Higher Than The Max Number Of Cores Supported By The Selected Instance Size” when Creating a VPG to Azure
Error: “Failed to relocate VM [vm-xxx] volume to [datastore][vmdk_location]” when Updating VPG to Migrate Journal/Recovery Disks Between Datastores
Error: “Current step is not valid – IP address [X] not in valid for organization network (Gateway [X] Netmask [X])” During Create/Edit VPG in NICs Tab
Error: “Target device does not exist: host = [Cluster:xx…” When Attempting to Create/Edit a VPG with RDM Disks
Error: “The Target site doesn’t have permissions to replicate into the source Datastore (datastore_name)” when Creating a VPG
Error: “No valid storage can be found for storage cluster [cluster]” when Creating a VPG and Selecting a Datastore Cluster
Error: “Failed: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Protection group creation. Failure” during VPG creation when selected VRA is in a vAPP
Problem with Recovery Volume Size (X Bytes) Doesn’t Match Protected Volume Size (X Bytes) For VM Protected By VPG
Error: “Failed applying configuration to VM (VM-xxx) Message: A general system error occurred: PBM error occurred during PreProcessReconfigureSpec: pbm.fault.PBM Fault” When Performing Change Datastore
Error: ‘IO error to recovery disk {disk_name} of virtual machine {vm_name}’ After Resizing RDM on Protected VM
Error: “Zerto Settings Contain VM Which Is Not Accessible (vm-xxxx)” after migration of VM from on-prem to a Cloud site
Error: “VPG is replicating to Org vDC {orgvdc_name}, but it cannot be recovered because active datastores were removed from the storage policy”
Error “The Org VDC does not support the hardware version of the following virtual machines: [VM: example_servername Version: vmx-XX]. Highest supported version: vmx-YY”
Problem with Change VM Recovery Host resulting with Error “This is not allowed when you change a datastore.”
Error: “VPGs {vpg_names} include VMs running Windows 2003 operating system. These VMs drop their domains since guest customization is enabled” appears when a VPG protects Linux VMs
Error: “The {journal} journal for VM {vm_name} in VPG {vpg_name} has reached its configured limit of {x}. Older checkpoints might be removed and the journal history might be reduced to make space for new data.”
