shared recovery of SRM - upgraded site

I would like to ask communities how others deal with the vSphere / SRM / new in the version of the SRA. We have a number of clients who are matched with ourselves. All of us are in version 5.0 (vSphere + RS)... Us v4.1 and EVERYONE upgraded to v5.0 when we had a new client came on board who needed v5.0 (as you know)... Now we have a number of customers who would also like to use this service and vSphere 5.1. This would mean that we would need to upgrade to everyone and ourselves to 5.1.

For me the shared recovery site becomes unmanageable for these reasons... An administrative nightmare of site VMware release new versions on a regular basis that are shared recovery.

Am I missing something?

Hello

It is not problem, but unfortunately there is currently no plan to this address. At least not in the near future.

Consider opening a feature request. As more customers will request this feature, most likely it will be addressed in the future provided.

http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1002123

Michael.

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