I am encountering the issues concerning Windows 2008 R2 VMs with vmxnet3 adapters and IP address changes on the replica's.
I know about the workarounds (Windows Hotfix, set MAC as static or use e1000).
My question is: if I perform changes to the VM, like changing the network adapter or setting a fixed MAC address, will this propagate to the replica, or do I need to remove the replica, and let Veeam perform a full replication?
An article from Veeam, describes the procedure with the Windows Hotfix ( http://www.veeam.com/kb1601 ), and it states the replica should be removed.
I would like to avoid this, because a couple of the VMs are quite large and take hours to fully replicate.
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Re: Replicate changes to VM config
Today there shouldn’t be any issues related to the described scenario, the network adapter changes along with setting a fixed MAC address will be written smoothly to the target VM.
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
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