Monitoring selected VM, ESX, cluster hosts

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• ESX Cluster load - wise host...

  Hi all

  I have 2 groups with the ESX hosts.

  Now I need to get the report for each configuration of cluster and cluster has HOSTs.configuration... I want the report as report cluster resource and the cluster HOST... same

  as below

  NOMCLUSTER |  Total space (MB) | Available CPU (Mhz). Total of the CPU (Mhz).   Total physical memory (MB) |   Memroy available (MB)

  ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

  Thks for LUKE providing report below. , I received this report of our vmware blogs, its rreport even this only for CLUSTERS

  I hope you understand my problem.

  appreciate your help

  Thank you

  ALDOVMWARE

  # Virtual Center Server
  $VCServerName = 'my servername. "
  $creds = get-Credential
  # Some variables
  $portvc = "443".
  $VC = connect-VIServer-Server $VCServerName - Credential $creds - ErrorAction Stop - port $portvc
  $report = @)
  $clusterName = "MonitoringTestCluster".
  $report = foreach (Get-cluster-name $clusterName $cluster) {}
  $esx = $cluster | Get-VMHost
  # $ds = get-Datastore - VMHost $esx | where {$_.} Type - eq "VMFS" - and $_. Extensiondata.Summary.MultipleHostAccess}
  New-object PSObject-property @ {}
  VCname = $cluster. Uid.Split(':@') [1]
  DCname = (Get-Data Center-Cluster $cluster). Name
  NOMCLUSTER = $cluster. Name
  'Number of guests' is $esx. County
  'Total of processors' = ($esx: measure - InputObject {$_.}) Extensiondata.Summary.Hardware.NumCpuPkgs} - sum). Sum
  'Total core' = ($esx: measure - InputObject {$_.}) Extensiondata.Summary.Hardware.NumCpuCores} - sum). Sum
  'Ability to failover current CPU' is $cluster. Extensiondata.Summary.AdmissionControlInfo.CurrentCpuFailoverResourcesPercent
  'Ability to failover of current memory' is $cluster. Extensiondata.Summary.AdmissionControlInfo.CurrentMemoryFailoverResourcesPercent
  "Configured failover ability" = $cluster. Extensiondata.ConfigurationEx.DasConfig.FailoverLevel
  "The level of automation of migration" = $cluster. Extensiondata.ConfigurationEx.DrsConfig.DefaultVmBehavior
  'Recommendations of DRS' = & {$result = $cluster. Extensiondata.Recommendation | %{$_. Reason ;} If ($result) {[string]::Join(',',$result)}}}
  'DRS flaws' = & {$result = $cluster. Extensiondata.drsFault | %{$_. Reason ;} If ($result) {[string]::Join(',',$result)}}}
  'Migration threshold' is $cluster. Extensiondata.ConfigurationEx.DrsConfig.VmotionRate
  'hosts target loading standard deviation' = "NA".
  "Host current care gap" = "NA".
  'Total physical memory (MB)' = ($esx |) Measure-Object-MemoryTotalMB property-sum). Sum
  'Configured MB memory' = ($esx |) Measure-Object-MemoryUsageMB property-sum). Sum
  'Available Memroy (MB)' = ($esx |) Measure-object - InputObject {$_.} MemoryTotalMB - $_. MemoryUsageMB} - sum). Sum
  'Total CPU (Mhz)' = ($esx |) Measure-Object-CpuTotalMhz property-sum). Sum
  'Configured CPU (Mhz)' = ($esx |) Measure-Object-CpuUsageMhz property-sum). Sum
  'Available CPU (Mhz)' = ($esx |) Measure-object - InputObject {$_.} CpuTotalMhz - $_. CpuUsageMhz} - sum). Sum
  'Total of free space (MB)' = ($ds | where {$_.}) Type - eq "VMFS"} | Measure-Object-CapacityMB property-sum). Sum
  'Configured (MB) disk space' = ($ds |) Measure-object - InputObject {$_.} CapacityMB - $_. FreeSpaceMB} - sum). Sum
  'Disk space available (MB)' = ($ds |) Measure-Object-FreeSpaceMB property-sum). Sum
  }
  }
  $report | Export-Csv "Q:\Cluster-Report.csv" - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture

  Try this, it's the closest you can get.

  You cannot combine different objects (files) in a CSV file.

  # Virtual Center Server
  $VCServerName = "my servername" $creds = Get-Credential # Some variables
  $portvc="443" $VC = Connect-VIServer -server $VCServerName -Credential $creds  -ErrorAction Stop -port $portvc$report = @()
  $clusterName = "MonitoringTestCluster"foreach($cluster in Get-Cluster -Name $clusterName){
    foreach($esx in (Get-VMHost -Location $cluster)){
      $report += New-Object PSObject -Property @{
          VCname = $cluster.Uid.Split(':@')[1]
          DCname = (Get-Datacenter -Cluster $cluster).Name        Clustername = $cluster.Name        VMHost = $esx.Name        "Number of hosts" = $esx.Count        "Total Processors" = ($esx | measure -InputObject {$_.Extensiondata.Summary.Hardware.NumCpuPkgs} -Sum).Sum        "Total Cores" = ($esx | measure -InputObject {$_.Extensiondata.Summary.Hardware.NumCpuCores} -Sum).Sum        "Current CPU Failover Capacity" = $cluster.Extensiondata.Summary.AdmissionControlInfo.CurrentCpuFailoverResourcesPercent        "Current Memory Failover Capacity" = $cluster.Extensiondata.Summary.AdmissionControlInfo.CurrentMemoryFailoverResourcesPercent        "Configured Failover Capacity" = $cluster.Extensiondata.ConfigurationEx.DasConfig.FailoverLevel        "Migration Automation Level" = $cluster.Extensiondata.ConfigurationEx.DrsConfig.DefaultVmBehavior        "DRS Recommendations" = &{$result = $cluster.Extensiondata.Recommendation | %{$_.Reason};if($result){[string]::Join(',',$result)}}
          "DRS Faults" = &{$result = $cluster.Extensiondata.drsFault | %{$_.Reason};if($result){[string]::Join(',',$result)}}
          "Migration Threshold" = $cluster.Extensiondata.ConfigurationEx.DrsConfig.VmotionRate        "target hosts load standard deviation" = "NA"        "Current host load standard deviation" = "NA"
          "Total Physical Memory (MB)" = ($esx | Measure-Object -Property MemoryTotalMB -Sum).Sum        "Configured Memory MB" = ($esx | Measure-Object -Property MemoryUsageMB -Sum).Sum        "Available Memroy (MB)" = ($esx | Measure-Object -InputObject {$_.MemoryTotalMB - $_.MemoryUsageMB} -Sum).Sum        "Total CPU (Mhz)" = ($esx | Measure-Object -Property CpuTotalMhz -Sum).Sum        "Configured CPU (Mhz)" = ($esx | Measure-Object -Property CpuUsageMhz -Sum).Sum        "Available CPU (Mhz)" = ($esx | Measure-Object -InputObject {$_.CpuTotalMhz - $_.CpuUsageMhz} -Sum).Sum        "Total Disk Space (MB)" = ($ds | where {$_.Type -eq "VMFS"} | Measure-Object -Property CapacityMB -Sum).Sum        "Configured Disk Space (MB)" = ($ds | Measure-Object -InputObject {$_.CapacityMB - $_.FreeSpaceMB} -Sum).Sum        "Available Disk Space (MB)" = ($ds | Measure-Object -Property FreeSpaceMB -Sum).Sum    }
    }
  }
  $report | Export-Csv "Q:\Cluster-Report.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

• Get the name of the VM Cluster, host name, CPU and carrots

  Hello

  All of the following code gives the expected results, except for the last line. I can't make it work. What I am doing wrong?

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}},

  @{N = "ESX host"; {E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_}},

  @{N = "NumCPU"; E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_______ |} Select NumCPU}},

  @{N = "Kernels"; E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_______ |} Get - View). Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuCores}}

  Thank you!

  There was a missing (in front of your last Get-VMHost. Want to be as fair as the attribute NumCPU, not an object that contains an attribute NumCPU so I changed line 3 a little

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}},

  @{N = "ESX host"; {E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_}},

  @{N = "NumCPU"; E = {(Get-VMHost-VM $_).} NumCPU}},

  @{N = "Kernels"; E = {(Get-VMHost-VM $_ |)} Get - View). Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuCores}}

  If you use this for a large number of virtual machines, you can watch by optimizing a bit. Rather call 'Get-VMHost' several times you can restructure a bit then called this is only once

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}},

  @{N = "ESX host"; E = {$Script: VMH = (Get-VMHost - VM $_); $Script: VMH.} Name}},

  @{N = "NumCPU"; E = {$Script: VMH.} NumCPU}},

  @{N = "Kernels"; E = {$Script: VMH.} ExtensionData.Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuCores}}

  The 2nd piece of code is a little more than 2 x faster than the first since Get-VMHost is not be called multiple times

  Another quick thing, if you are looking for the number of processors (i.e. how much taken) then replace $Script: VMH. NumCPU with $Script: VMH. ExtensionData.Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuPackages; the host object NumCPU attribute is actually the number of cores that can be a bit misleading

• Add esx cluster with different cpu

  Hi all

  I have a cluster with 5 esx 4.0 u1-208167, which installed on IBM x 3550 M2 ((2 x Intel® Xeon™ processeur E5520) .)

  I want to add a server to server cluster .the is IMB x 3550 m3 (2 x Intel® Xeon™ processor E5620 4 c)

  do I have to make a chenges on Esx servers / vm / vcenter when I add the new esx for my datacerter and to the cluster so I can do Vmotion / storage migrate this server in the cluater (I have the appropriate license and plug)?

  Thanks for the help

  is there another way to activate the CEV on my existing cluster and does not create a new?

  You can try to create a new cluster and select CVS it and move all your hosts to this cluster

  should I turn off my vm all?

  You will need to put the hosts in maintenance mode. So what you can do is put the host 1 in maintenance mode, virtual machines will move to host 2. Now move the new active EVC cluster host 1 and continue to do this until all of your hosts are in the cluster. You can try vMotion your VM 2 host to host 1 which is now in the new cluster, but it all depends on what your processor will hide VCA is activated... And if you cannot vMotion, virtual machine in a VCA not to an active evc cluster cluster, then Yes, you will have to turn off and restart your virtual machines in the new cluster

  I also have SRM ad site.do I need to activate the CEV on the cluster, I have here (a different Vcenter)

  No u don't.

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• Retiring legacy 4.1 ESX cluster

  
  Hi all

  We currently have two clusters managed by a single server vCenter.  It is the most recent cluster 5.1 ESXi and the other is the legacy ESX 4.1 cluster.  We have already migrated all of our virtual servers to the new cluster 5.1 ESXi.  The ESX 4.1 cluster legacy has no more any virtual server in it.  Existing ESX 4.1 cluster hosts will not be reused.  Data exported to the existing cluster warehouses also won't be necessary and in storage arrays are deleted.

  I would like to know what are the appropriate steps to remove the ESX 4.1 cluster legacy?

  Thank you

  Soraya

  Here is a guide on best practices to remove LUN with the vSphere data store: best practices: how to properly remove a unit number logic of a host ESX - VMware vSphere Blog - VMware Blogs

  In any case, if the unit number logic/data store used by the hosts to version 4.x are not accessible from the hosts to 5.x, you can simply delete the host to vCenter and the data store will be deleted too without impact to the hosts to 5.x.

• "Mem.Usage.Average" against the total aggregate of cluster host memory

  Please see the attachment for the whole story.

  Please give me a sanity check on this. I used the "Mem.Usage.Average" as a % against allocated VM MemoryMB. The sum of these calculations escaped by far the actual calculations of the vCenter % memory-based. So, I changed my calculations that you see in the worksheet to use the 'Mem.Usage.Average' against the total aggregate available on all hosts in the cluster. This amount came to less than 1% of my calculations based on vCenter GUI. Am I right against the total aggregate memory cluster host instead of against VM memory assigned using 'Mem.Usage.Average '? Thxs-

  

  SDK is not clear on "total configured memory available or". https://www.VMware.com/support/developer/converter-SDK/conv55_apireference/memory_counters.html Part description of memory used as a percentage of the total configured or available memory.

  
  

  $start = (get-Date). AddDays(-5)

  Get-cluster-location ActualClusterName | Get - VM | Where {$_.} PowerState - eq "Receptor"} @{N = "Mem.Usage.Average"; E = {[Math]: round ((($_ |))} Get-Stat - Stat mem.usage.average - start $start - $finish - IntervalMins 1800 - MaxSamples finishing (250) | Measure - Object - average value). Average), 2)}}"

  
  

  Cluster is 6 hosts with 128G per host for total of 768G (786432 MB of RAM), there are 118 powered on virtual machines

  
  

  
  

  for me the SDK says that percentage reflects the relationship between the memory 'active' in the virtual machine against the memory configured for the virtual machine.

  A configured with 8 GB of memory virtual computer that has 'use' of 25% is actively using 2 GB of memory.

  

  I think that your numbers you get for VMS are biased because of the great period of time during which you take the average (see previous answer).

  You can cross-check the mem.usage.average with the mem.active.average.

  In the following code, I calculate the different 2 meters actual memory used by the virtual machine.

  $clusterName = "mycluster.

  $stat = 'mem.usage.average ','mem.active.average '.

  $vm = get - Cluster - name $clusterName | Get - VM | where {$_.} PowerState - eq "Receptor"}

  $stats = get-Stat-entity $vm - Stat $stat - Realtime - MaxSamples 1

  $stats | Group-object - property {$_.} @entity.name} | %{

  [PSCustomObject] @ {}

  VM = $_. Group [0]. @entity.name

  MemoryMB = $_. Group [0]. Entity.MemoryMB

  MemUsagePerc = $_. Group | where {$_.} MetricId - eq "mem.usage.average"} | Select - ExpandProperty value

  MemUsageMB = [int]($_.) Group [0]. Entity.MemoryMB * ($_.) Group | where {$_.} MetricId - eq "mem.usage.average"}). Value) / 100

  MemActiveMB = ($_.) Group | where {$_.} MetricId - eq "mem.active.average"} | Select - ExpandProperty Value) / 1 KB

  }

  }

  The result shows a specific virtual machine, these two numbers are close enough to be considered the same imho.

  That they should be in fact, the mem.usage.average is derived from the mem.active.average.

  

• Storage shared between cluster hosts

  Hello

  I have a number of hosts managed under a VC server clusters. I want to downgrade the ESX 3.5 cluster and spend all my virtual machines to my vSphere cluster. I intend to move the storage currently used by ESX 3.5 clusters as well.

  Is this OK (or supported) or even possible for me to do the following?

  1. attach the storage used by the cluster cluster vSphere ESX 3.5 (so it is folded in TWO clusters).

  2. the servers from ESX3.5 to vSphere vMotion cluster cluster.

  3. turn off the cluster of ESX 3.5.

  I guess it boils down to two questions.

  1. can you be shared between host cluster storage two?

  2. If you can, is it possible to vMotion between cluster hosts, assuming that all the vMotion compatibility checks are successful?

  If the above is not possible, I'm guessing that a V2V of VMS ESX 3.5 would be the way to go, and I have to find new storage for the cluster of vSphere.

  Thank you

  G

  Hello

  If you have a SAN vSphere-taking in charge, so there is no problem.

  According to the CRA on your 3.5/vSphere ESX CPU hosts, you might have problems with storage vmotion/vmotion. One way would be to enable CVS, however requiring all virtual machines to be powered off.

  But present the LUN 3.5 4.x guests and make a svmotion is not a problem if you have taken care of storage. (www.vmware.com/go/hcl).

  Then you can just vmotion (if you do not have CPU incompatibility) virtual machines to new hosts, or stop and move.

  VCP3/VCP4/VSP/VTSP/MCTS: Virtualization

• Penetrating VM from ESX Cluster stand-alone ESXi Server

  I get an error trying to move a virtual machine of cluster VI in a standalone ESXi Server, someone had a bit of luck this?  I tried the following: Get-VM-name "CO-WS-TEST1" - location (Get-VMHost "CO-WS-TEST1"). Move-VM - Destination (Get-VMHost "CO-VM-TEST2") where CO-VM-TEST2 is a stand-alone ESXi server and CO-WS-TEST1 is in an ESX Cluster with VI.

  I get the following error:

  Get-VMHost: 2009-04-13 13:08:08 Get - VMHost VMHost with the "CO-VM-TEST2" name not found, using the specified filters.

  On line: 1 char: 60

  + Get-VM-name of the CO-WS-TEST1 | Move-VM-Destination (Get-VMHost & lt; & lt; & lt; & lt; "CO-VM-TEST2")

  Move-VM: cannot bind parameter 'Destination '. Could not convert "" to "VMware.VimAutomation.Types.VIContainer".

  On line: 1 char: 48

  + Get-VM-name of the CO-WS-TEST1 | Move-VM-Destination & lt; & lt; & lt; & lt; (Get-VMHost "CO-VM-TEST2")

  Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

  What is ESXi system managed (for example with a non-free full license) by your vCenter?  If this isn't the case, then you can not make a gesture like this.  You can probably fake it with enough script and help of some external tools to make disk copy.

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• LAN-Free backup of snapshots VMDK of ESX Cluster

  My intention is to perform a backup outside shots VMDK of ESX Cluster to VCB Proxy Server LAN.

  I have a scenario where I have 3 ESX servers with 3 x 800 GB LUNS in a storage group separate on a CX 310 SAN box. The Ids., (HLUs) host these 3 LUN LUN are 0, 1, and 2. All these three LUNS is a VMFS volume each on the ESX Cluster and all three LUNS are visible to all the ESX servers.

  I have a physical host that boot from SAN (the same box of CX 310 SAN) and this host will be designated as the VCB Proxy Server.

  Now, I'm going to add a 1 TB LUN to the storage group as the LUN 4 ESX servers and the Id., (HLU) host LUNS for this one will be 3. This logic unit number will be added as the 4th volume of the cluster ESX VMFS. It will also show all three ESX servers in the Cluster.

  I'll create a Windows VM 'VM2K3' on ESX Server 1, and I intend to add the volume (1 TB) entire VMFS 4th as "D:\". "drive"VM2K3 ". I'll share this disc "D:\". "and it will be mapped as drive"T:\ ". "on the VCB Proxy Server. This disk 'T:\ '. "will be the target for the storage of the VMDK to snapshot backups, in a compressed format. I use VizionCore vRanger software connection to this effect on the server VCB Proxy itself.

  Question 1.

  This scenario will provide the backup off LAN of VMDK instant?

  Question 2.

  In the case of a failure full 1 ESX Server, VMotion will be or a manual movement of the virtual from Windows "VM2K3" machine would affect the LAN-Freee of instant VMDK backup? If so, how will this affect and what will be the impact?

  Question 3.

  The "C:\". "Logic of the VCB Proxy unit number will be a 30 GB SATA LUN and the total size of the RAM on the VCB Proxy Server is 8 GB. The ability to drive "C:\". "30 GB will be sufficient to make faster given the fact that I have about 45 VMs at this point in time?

  Any help or suggestion or two in this case would be very useful.

  Hello

  A physical machine cannot directly access a VMDK in a VMFS. There may directly access LUN, that LUN could then accessible by a VM with RDM or virtual RDM mode. But why would you do it is really beyond me.

  The VCB Proxy running W2K3 and you present all your VMFS volumes (make sure that you don't have a letter assignment drive automatically enabled when you make this presentation). See http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vi3_35/esx_3/r35/vi3_35_25_vm_backup.pdf for assistance with this.

  VCB proxy then read this VMFS and copy data from it to your T:\ drive (MON).

  Remember that no two hosts can access the same logical unit number unless you use a clustered file system.

  Best regards
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• To VMs in Server VM ESX cluster

  Aloha,

  I have a host running six XP SP2 virtual machines on VMWare Server 1.0.5. I want to migrate my ESX cluster.  What is the easiest way to do this?

  Mahalo, Bill

  You do not need the enterprise version, you can use the free version.

  You install Vmware Converter on the server that has VMware Server installed, then you can either do convert the 'physical' machines which are virtual machines or turn off the VMs system and get a Converter to convert the VMware ESX Server VM files

  -

• popular error; An error occurred when opening a virtual disk. Make sure that the converter server and source running machines have network access to the ESX/ESXi hosts source and destination.

  Once again; same problem, others have encountered but nothing seems to work.

  An error occurred when opening a virtual disk. Make sure that the converter server and source running machines have network access to the ESX/ESXi hosts source and destination.

  We have 1 physical servers, we need to see. Here is the environment. All 3 separated location, 3 all firewall separated

  1 physical servers

  -Internal IP address; 172.16.160.21
  -FARM Firewall

  vCenter Server

  -Internal IP address; 172.16.1.85

  -Local Office (ALX)

  Location of destination (ESXi host):

  -Internal IP address; 172.16.153.20

  -Firewall ROOMMATE

  
  Already completed:

  VMware KB: disable SSL on VMware Converter Standalone 5.x encryption   SSL disabled in converter-worker

  Firewall are open / Tunnel is open throughout the environment.

  I have attached the logs.

  Thank you very much

  POCEH; Thanks for the reply. But I wouldn't be pulling my gray hair if I knew what the problem was. I understand that there not for the peer but why...?

• Converter does not have "an error occurred when opening a virtual disk. Verify that the Converter server and source running machines have network access to the ESX/ESXi hosts source and destination. »

  Hi all

  I'm having some trouble converting server physical windows using autonomous vConverter 5.5.

  error message:

  "An error occurred when opening a virtual disk. Verify that the Converter server and source running machines have network access to the ESX/ESXi hosts source and destination. "

  I have attached the bundle newspapers. Please notify.

  See you soon...

  Your error is:

  2014-11 - 04T 18: 27:27.587 - 08:00 [01236 info "Default"] GetManagedDiskName: Get disklib file name as vpxa-nfcssl: / / [a0110-vmgt70-001] WIN-MOVRCVCSITG/WIN-MOVRCVCSITG.vmdk@a0110tesxhyp01.datacenter.telenorservices.com: 902! 2 b 52 87 75 03 03 ff 49-67 2f 3 a 61 76 and 00 cd e1

  2014-11 - 04T 18: 27:27.587 - 08:00 [01236 WARNING 'Default'] [, 0] NfcNewAuthdConnectionEx [NFC ERROR]: unable to connect to peer. Error: Failed to search for host for a0110tesxhyp01.datacenter.telenorservices.com server address: the requested name is valid, but no data of the requested type was found

  2014-11 - 04T 18: 27:27.587 - 08:00 [01236 info "Default"] Sysimgbase_DiskLib_OpenWithPassPhrase failed with 'NBD_ERR_NETWORK_CONNECT' (error code: 2338)

  Check the manual on the required ports.

  HTH

• Power CLI script to add multiple VLANs with port group name in an ESX cluster

  Hi all

  Can someone help me get a script adds several VLANs with port group name in an ESX cluster?

  Kind regards

  Suresh

  OK, so you just need to do an Import-Csv inside the loop and change the variables accordingly.

  What is the provision of this CSV file?

• Change the path information for ESX ESXi hosts to access

  Hello all! I hope you guys can help me.

  I have about 47 hosts that I need to change it Round Robin storage path information. If I make the change in vCenter and restart the host it again changing fixed. So, I thought that I should change it to the level of the host through esxicli.

  I have about twice as many LUNS of the Hitachi SAN. I'd like to see if it is possible to make the change in all areas, in some way, or I need to make the change by host? Also, is there anything that I need to change sides San so that it works or not.

  I saw this VMware KB: modification of path information for ESX/ESXi hosts to access and assume that it is the best plan? But did not know of all put into custody, if necessary, that everyone ran to when doing this?

  You will need to make the change by the host and the KB you'll find is the right method.

• How to migrate VRM to another ESX/cluster server

  We have our VRM and VR servers running with vReplication in an ESX cluster.  The network manager has decided to split the ESX server and create a new cluster for our servers, leaving the old cluster and ESX server environment from the view.  I was able to migrate the VR server without any problem, but receive a warning when you try to move the VRM.  How is it best to do it without having to stop the replication and recreate all (that has been no joy for us)?

  Hello

  Safely, you can migrate the VRM machine or use vMotion.
  Make sure you remove the VRM from the inventory of VC machine, as in this case, the configuration of the OVF environment will be lost.