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November 8th, 2012 09:00

Replication Manager & Hyper-V

Hi there,

I'm trying to find out if you can do the following with Replication maanger and Hyper-V:

  • Do machine level restore like you can with VMware using the proxy
  • Do a file level restore
  • Snapshot of CSV
  • Replication of CSV

I've read all the documentation but it's all pretty old, can anyone help?

Regards,

Ed

  • FoolInTheRain

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    Posted November 29th, 2012 07:00

    Sorry you lost the deal.

    So far, the only response I have to your original questions is:

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    No support for any of that as far as I can remember.

    The only supported configuration is within the VM’s and the storage configured with SCSI pass thru devices or MSFT iSCSI initiator.

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    Since you mentioned VSI, the only other thing I can think of is that AppSync does do stuff with VSI and VMware

    but it DOES NOT do anything with Hyper-V yet.  Maybe in the furture you can keep an eye on both RM and AppSync to see if either would help you.

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    Posted November 29th, 2012 06:00

    Your right, the documentation I found is a little thin when it comes to answering your questions.

    I do not beleive that RM supprts Clustered Shared Volume (CVS) at this time. I will check around to see if I can find out info about the restore questions.

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    Posted November 29th, 2012 07:00

    I've been in contact with a couple TC's and there really is nothing there, all the focus has been on VMware so little or no development has been done with Hyper-V. Annoying as the VSI style integration Equallogic has with HV lost me a deal.

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    Posted December 4th, 2012 02:00

    Thanks for the help, guess we'll just have to watch the horizon.