VSA on material different hosts in a cluster

I installed VSA attemtped to VSA configuration for two hosts in a cluster with a different material and successfully. When I have case set up the ASB I couldn't add any of the hosts in the cluster. In the details, he says "guests shouldn't be in a cluster, hardware not supported." My question is...

Should I remove the hosts in the cluster?

VSA supports the hosts of different material?

VSA can support my setup with a different configuration?

I am new to VSA, so any help would be appreciated.

Concerning

Purpose of test, I missed more than one option you need to change in the dev.properties:

EVC.config = false

Turn off the host.audit allows you to select hosts even with unsupported hardware.

This cannot be a permanent solution, because VSA configures an EVC cluster enabled as part of the workflow installation and vCenter Server does not add a host from a different family of the seller/CPU in a VCA active cluster.

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