Lately I visited a customer who, depending on their customers SLA, provided either SRM protected VM’s (SLA-1) or non-SRM protected VM’s (SLA-2). The technical difference between these SLA’s is that SRM protected VM’s must be placed on LUN’s that are replicated between storage arrays. Different departments are responsible for creating either SLA-1 or SLA-2 VM’s and operational procedures are in place to make sure that the right […]
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VMFS Datastore Permissions, useful for SRM
Posted by Kenneth van Ditmarsch on May 18, 2010
https://virtualkenneth.com/2010/05/18/vmfs-datastore-permissions-usefull-for-srm/
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