replication between different versions of ESXi vSphere

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• Same version SRM between sites, but different versions of ESXi

  Like many people, my recovery site is filled with older hardware. And now we have developed on an issue where ESXi hosts on the recovering site cannot be upgraded to the same version of ESXi as a protected site (protected site = 5.5 U2, recovery site = 5.1 U3).

  The vCenter site recovery is the same as the vCenter in the protected site (5.5 U2), and the SRM on the two sites is the same (5.5).

  Question: this should be OK, right? as long as the vCenter and RS versions on both sites are the same, I have different versions of the ESXi servers, without problem? (assuming that I keep an eye on the VMtools version and versions of VMS virtual material, so I do not use anything that is not supported on the recovering site)

  Thank you

  Hello

  You can have different versions of ESXi server, but you should check if these versions are supported by the version of MRS who is 5.5 in your case.

  SRM 5.5 does not manage ESXi 5.5 u2 and u3 5.1.  SRM 5.5.1 supports ESXi 5.5 u2 but it does not support ESXi 5.1 u3.

  If can use SRM 5.5.1 and downgrade 5.1 to 5.1 u2 u3 which is supported.

  BTW, vCenter version is 5.5 u2 is supported with MRS. 5.5.1.x.

  Thank you

  Siva

• I would like to know what version of ESXi, vSphere would support the fault tolerance

  I would like to know what version of ESXi, vSphere support (Standard, Enterprise or Enterprise Plus) fault tolerance.

  It is available in Advanced, Enterprise and Enterprise Plus - http://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere/mid-size-and-enterprise-business/buy.html.

  Dave

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• Difference between different versions of vSphere

  You want to know the differences between the different versions of vSphere. If anyone can share entries.

  Thank you!

  Go over with below the article for an overview of the differences for vSphere 5.0, 5.1, 5.5, 6.0.

  http://vmwareinsight.com/tutorials/2016/4/5798820/difference-between-vSphere-5-0-5-1-5-5-and-6-0

• replication with different versions of vSphere vSphere

  After reviewing the matrix of interoperability of products, everything "looks" good, but caring for a second opinion.  See below:

  Environment:

  • vCenter 6 sites
  • PSC external sites
  • Protected site is vSphere 5.5 Update 2 or 3
  • Recovery site is vSphere 6.0 U2
  • vSphere 6.1 replication
  • 6.1 SRM

  Issues related to the:

  Can anyone confirm the support in regards to the different version of vSphere protected and recovery site?

  Are there related shades to have different versions of vSphere protected and recovery site?

  We can successfully failover to the recovery site, reprotect VMs to protected site and be restored in a site protected without problem?

  Different versions of vSphere are supported to recover protected site and as you have configured, it is recommended to have the new version on the recovering site. The reason for this and be careful about the different versions, has to do with the versions of virtual equipment. VMware ESX can run VMs with earlier versions of virtual hardware, but not later (came out after the version of vSphere). You want to make sure that your virtual machines will run on the host on the recovering site. If you are using a later version of vSphere to recovery, as long as you deploy new virtual machines when running it, or if you do this, you use a virtual hardware version that is compatible with the hosts what was your site protected, you will never come across the problem of trying to recover a virtual machine with the hardware version that is incompatible with vSphere.

  Issues related to the:

  Can anyone confirm the support in regards to the different version of vSphere protected and recovery site? -Yes

  Are there related shades to have different versions of vSphere protected and recovery site? -See above

  We can successfully failover to the recovery site, reprotect VMs to protected site and be restored in a site protected without problem? -Yes (see above)

  Does make sense?

• Can I export markers between different versions of hearing?

  I work in a studio where we use different versions of hearing, specifically 3.0.1 and CS6.  Check us in 3.0 and do the editing in heavy CS6 for obvious reasons.  When we are saved in 3.0, we are falling out of the markers to change the points, but when you open the file in CS6, no marker.  To save the external data in 3.0 is checked.  I don't know what else to do.  Any thoughts?

  s51curtis wrote:

  Record in the view of edition and save files as MP3 files using 3.0.  When I opened on my laptop which has CS6, audio is fine, just no marker.

  MP3 as a format does not support markers at all. Generally, they only work with files such as wav files, where the definition of the format allows them to be added at the end of the file. This has never been allowed with MP3. This is in part because they could not really be accurate enough due to the nature of the encoding-decoding processes.

  If you want transferable markers, you will need to transfer uncompressed wav files.

• Max Size of VARCHAR between different versions

  Hello
  
  What is the maximum size for varchar in different versions, like give a varchar2 (1000), etc.

  sybrand_b wrote:
  varchar2 and varchar are two different types of data. The maximum length for a varchar2 has always been 4000 bytes.

  I think that in Oracle 8i or until it is 2000 bytes. But since it is so long outdated, this should not matter anymore.

• Between the different versions of Esxi HA

  Is it posible to create HA between esxi 3.5 and 5? If so, what can I do, what cant and what are the specific requirements should I look?

  Thank you all

  Digging a bit, discovered ANdré is right and I was wrong. I was also thought by the difference of FDM MAO x, but this is related to the version of vCenter to ESX versions. vCenter 4.1 to set aam on ESX and vCenter 5 installs FDM.

  According to the doc of availability: http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-availability-guide.pdf page 24:

  NOTE the ESX/ESXi 3.5 hosts are supported by vSphere HA but must include a fix for a problem
  involving the locks on files. For ESX 3.5 hosts, you must apply the patch ESX350-201012401-SG, while for ESXi 3.5
  You must apply the required patch ESXe350-201012401-I-b octies patches should be applied before
  apply these patches.

  These patches are required for ESX 3.5 is able to run the FDM sent by vCenter.

  Enkidoe sorry for the wrong information. Thanks Andre for the light.

• Cluster with different versions of ESXi - version vCenter

  I have a 2 cluster nodes ESXi 5.0.0.

  I intend to spend one of the 2 nodes to ESXi 5.5 U2 by inserting the CD of U2 ESXi 5.5 in the CD from the host and performing an upgrade: is there a question I should?

  Since a few days/weeks, I can't upgrade the second node.

  Is there any problem if one of the 2 i ESXi 5.0.0 and the other nodes is 5.5 U2?

  I plan to upgrade my vCenter as well after the upgrade to 2 knots. Where can I see the version of the vCenter (a virtual Windows VM)?

  Concerning

  Marius

  Hi guy,

  Yes, connect your vSphere Client to your vCenter server.

  In the inventory on the left, click the server vCenter Server. The version number and compilation appeared in the main tab on the right.

  Tim

• Conversion between different versions with Adobe Acrobat Professional

  I need to convert several files PDF 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4 to 1.5. I have Adobe Acrobat 6 Professional

  How I can do it, and it is possible to do so as a batch process.

  Thank you very much

  You can use the batch processing function to the batch to optimize a PDF file. The optimizer may change from one version to another PDF. But since Acrobat and Reader can read older versions or PDF, there should be no urgent need to perform this update.

• Between different versions of oracle DataGuard

  I can dataguard year 11.1.0.6 database to a backup database 11.2.0.1

  For the purposes of upgrading Yes. But only a logical standby. And you can also use the logical standby transient rolling upgrade as well if you are a user of physical intelligence.

  See the following topics:

  Joint Oracle Version supports with Data Guard redo Transport Services (Doc ID 785347.1) on the Oracle Support

  MAA Rolling Upgrade paper at http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/maa/maa_wp_11g_upgrades_made_easy.pdf
  Logic paper ensures Rolling Upgrade transitional MAA http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/pdf/maa_wp_11g_transientlogicalrollingupgrade.pdf

  Larry

• DAQmx 8.7.1 gives MSB3247: found conflicts between different Versions of the same Assembly in VS2005 warning

  
  
  

• Backup RMAN restore through different versions

  Operating system: Solaris 10
  
  
  I have a RDBMS only 11.2.0.3 Installing software in a server-> server B
  I have my source DB running on another server, which is the version 11.2.0.1.0-> server A
  
  
  
  Is it possible to RMAN backup the source DB version 11.2.0.1.0 and use it create a DB of 11.2.0.3.0 to Server B?
  
  
  Is the same as 10.2.0.1.0 to 11.2.0.3.0?

  Hello again;

  11.2.0.1 doesn't have a higher House. It needs to be updated.

  Frequently asked Questions about the restoration or duplication between different Versions and platforms [ID 369644.1]

  Best regards

  mseberg

• vMotion between two hosts with different version?

  
  Hello

  Can I vMotion VM between two hosts with different version? For example, a virtual machine of esxi 6.0 5.5 esxi and esxi esxi 6.0 5.5 vMotion.

  Thank you.

  Yes, it will avoid you to move.

• vSphere Cluster with different Versions of ESX

  We plan to upgrade our ESX ESX ESXi 5.1 4.1 host our preferred is method of upgrade via the Update Manager. In the 5.1 Update Manager documentation it provides the following:

  "ESXi 4.x to 5.x UPGRADE ESXi is supported and ESX 4.1 for ESXi 5 MIGRATION is supported. Anyone know what are the difference between an upgrade and a migration? Am I'm going to completely rebuild the host or will it keep its settings.

  Also run different versions of inside ESX (ESX 4.1 and 5.1 ESXi) the same cluster, supported? Any other consideration when running different versions of the same cluster. It will be a temporary problem while we work to get all hosts upgrade.

  Thank you.

  J

  Migration - is where you perform the migration of ESXi 4.x for a new installation of ESXi 5 x

  Upgrade - is where you upgrade the existing ESXi 4.x host which will allow you to save the configuration of the host - things to keep in mind before you go is to ensure that existing equipment is supported by ESXi5 - you want to place the host to be upgraded in Maintenance mode - vCenter must be upgraded first

  As long as vCenter is upgraded to version 5.x versions of ESXi can coexist in a cluster