I've read in the B&R User Guides that HyperV VMs get replicated in reversed incremental Mode and VMware VMs forward incremental.
Is this because they differ in how they perform snapshots?
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Re: Why make Difference between HyperV and ESX VM Replicatio
In VMware VM snapshots are used as restore points (snapshot tree can only be forward incremental). As to Hyper-V, then we are using Veeam's proprietary replication engine (previously used for VMware too) which has always been reversed incremental (each restore point is represented by a VRB file).
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