An administrator needs to verify that vMotion operations can be performed in a vSphere data center. What round trip time (RTT) latency is the maximum value that will allow vMotion operations to succee

50ms RTT is well within the supported latency range and vMotion would succeed at this value, but it is not the maximum - it is a lower, more conservative latency that also permits successful migration.

VMware documentation specifies 100ms RTT as the maximum supported network latency for vMotion operations in a data center configuration. Exceeding this threshold causes the memory pre-copy phase to lag behind the VM's dirty page rate, prolonging the quiesce phase and potentially causing the migration to fail or stun the VM for an unacceptably long duration.

150ms RTT exceeds the VMware-supported maximum RTT for vMotion in a standard data center and would result in migration timeouts or failures.

200ms RTT far exceeds the supported vMotion latency threshold and would prevent successful migration completion.