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VMware vSphere Replication protects virtual machines from partial or complete site failures by replicating the virtual machines between which three sites? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. From a source site to a target site. B. From within a single site from one cluster to another. C. From multiple source sites to a shared remote target site. vSphere Replication supports three topologies: source to target site, intra-site cluster to cluster, and multiple sources to a single shared remote target.
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VMware vSphere Replication protects virtual machines from partial or complete site failures by replicating the virtual machines between which three sites? (Choose three.)
Options
- AFrom a source site to a target site.
- BFrom within a single site from one cluster to another.
- CFrom multiple source sites to a shared remote target site.
- DFrom a single source site to multiple remote target sites.
- EFrom multiple source sites to multiple remote target sites.
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A91% (39)
- D2% (1)
- E7% (3)
Why each option
vSphere Replication supports three topologies: source to target site, intra-site cluster to cluster, and multiple sources to a single shared remote target.
Replicating from a source site to a remote target site is the core vSphere Replication use case, enabling recovery from complete site failures by maintaining a copy of VMs at the target.
vSphere Replication supports intra-site replication between clusters within the same physical site, protecting against cluster-level failures without requiring a separate remote location.
Multiple source sites can replicate VMs to a single shared remote target site, allowing organizations to consolidate disaster recovery infrastructure at one location.
vSphere Replication does not support a single source site replicating to multiple independent remote target sites simultaneously - this is not a defined or supported topology.
Replication from multiple source sites to multiple independent remote target sites simultaneously is not a supported vSphere Replication configuration.
Concept tested: vSphere Replication supported site deployment topologies
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vSphere-Replication/8.7/com.vmware.vsphere.replication-admin.doc/GUID-B346C5C6-6DC8-45BB-8A6B-96A60B4C9E8A.html
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