Downtime of business is very hard to take by any organization. Many IT organizations still face business downtime. In today’s scenario, most of the business are virtualized. Some of the business are required to keep running the VMs 24/7. In case of disaster we need to run up all VMs quickly. For this business continuity we need the replicated copy of VMs.

What is VM Replication:
VM Replication is the process of creating a redundant copy of VMware virtual machine to another ESXi host in a ready-to-start state. Whenever the problem comes, you need to immediately power on the required VM. This process replicates the VM from the source ESXi host to destination ESXi host on the same network or off-site location.

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Vembu VMBackup’s VM Power Replication makes VMware virtual machine replication easy with the simplest options. It replicates the VMs to target ESXi host and kept stored uncompressed format in order to support the native VMDK file format. So that we can booted it any time. In case of Disaster Recovery you can simply select the restore option to replicate the VMs.

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