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Virtual workloads
When you are working with virtual workloads, you can monitor the connection and you
can monitor the status of failover monitoring.Select one of the following virtual machine
protection scenarios:
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Monitoring protected ESX virtual machines
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Monitoring servers protected by ESX target servers
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Monitoring servers protected by Hyper-V servers
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Monitoring protected Hyper-V virtual machines
Monitoring protected virtual machines
If you have not done so already, launch the Storage Mirroring Recover for Virtual
Infrastructure console .
You can only monitor virtual machines for which you have already set up protection .
The Monitor protection page displays a status summary for each of the virtual
machines you have protected using Storage Mirroring Recover for Virtual Infrastructure.
For each protection you have configured, you can view the current status and bytes
pending.
Note:
During the synchronization phase, the Bytes Pending column displays the un-
transferred base .vmdk file size + snapshot file size. For example, if the
synchronization is 10% done, the base .vmdk files are 5 GB, and the snapshot
files are 48 MB, the Bytes Pending value is 5 GB*90%+48 MB, which equals
4548 MB.