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Specification of Zerto Replication
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Hello.
I need to check the specification of Zerto Repplication.
Q1
About replication communication of protected VMs
Am I correct in understanding that no communication occurs from vCenter and ZVM to the synchronization destination site?
Q2
About the initial synchronization of protected VMs.
Is it correct that the VRA reads the target vmdk file and transfers the data to the sync destination VRA?
Q3
When comparing VM (only VMDK) and VM (with RDM).
Are there any differences in the initial synchronization process between them?
Also, in the case of RDM, is there any impact on the VM I/O?
Best regards.
Hi Akihiko
Q1
About replication communication of protected VMs Am I correct in understanding that no communication occurs from vCenter and ZVM to the synchronization destination site?
Answer: There is communication between each site ZVM for pairing and ongoing management traffic
Q2
About the initial synchronization of protected VMs.
Is it correct that the VRA reads the target vmdk file and transfers the data to the sync destination VRA?
Answer: This is correct – Zerto needs to read what is already written in order to complete an initial sync
Q3
When comparing VM (only VMDK) and VM (with RDM).
Are there any differences in the initial synchronization process between them?
Also, in the case of RDM, is there any impact on the VM I/O?
Answer: There is no impact to I/O of replication with Zerto whether this is VMDK or RDM – we replicate in the same way and that is via the hypervisor.
Kind Regards
Chris
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