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 While installing and configuring [[srm]] I came across a few VMs that had to be protected that also had RDMs. The volumes they were located in were not suitable for replication which meant I had to move them to different volumes and sometimes even to different filers. This is quite easily done using ndmpcopy. This article describes the procedure for moving RDMs that are part of a Microsoft Cluster to a different volume on the same filer as well as to a different filer. While installing and configuring [[srm]] I came across a few VMs that had to be protected that also had RDMs. The volumes they were located in were not suitable for replication which meant I had to move them to different volumes and sometimes even to different filers. This is quite easily done using ndmpcopy. This article describes the procedure for moving RDMs that are part of a Microsoft Cluster to a different volume on the same filer as well as to a different filer.
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 If you're working with RDMs in a vSphere 5.1 environment you'll notice that the ESXi hosts will become slow when scanning datastores, HBA adapters, refreshing storage and while booting. Read and run [[rdmsettings|this script]] to prevent this. If you're working with RDMs in a vSphere 5.1 environment you'll notice that the ESXi hosts will become slow when scanning datastores, HBA adapters, refreshing storage and while booting. Read and run [[rdmsettings|this script]] to prevent this.
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