I increased the size of a source VM's disk yesterday and the replication is now failing with "An attempt was made to access the data beyond the end of the virtual disk. Size of the disk". The target VM shows the increased disk size though. I asked on the forum whilst evaluating Veeam if increasing the disk size on the source would affect replication and the answer was no. We frequently resize and add disks so this is important to us. I'm replicating ESXi 4.0 to ESXi 4.1 using Virtual Appliance mode on Veeam 5.0 FYI.
I've searched and found some previous threads but these are locked. I've also noted the release notes extract below. But I had believed that making changes to source disks would not require re-sedding/re-setting up the jobs again.
Is this a support call then? I'm posting here first as I've already had and noted correpsondence on this issue.
Just one further question about the extract below. I have several VM's within the same replication job. Does this mean I have to re-seed ALL of them again? That would be a pain if so.
ThanksReplication job with ESXi target starts failing with “An attempt was made to access the data beyond the end of the virtual disk” error after source VM disk size is increased. To work around this issue, remove replica VM, and re-create the replication job after making changes to source VM disk size
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