How to create redundant virtual machines 2

Hello

I need to create redundant virtual machines 2 (one online and one offline). 2 virtual machines should be syncronizied.

How would I do so that my main VM is down for some reason, my other virtual computer could kick

Thank you

VRanger quest vReplicator/connection will do the job and is usually very effective when using change block tracking (CBT), allowing it to determine which blocks have changed since the last replication much more quickly, which is useful for the large VMs. replication jobs can be scheduled quite frequently, so that it can not give you time real synchronization between virtual machines He can become close enough

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