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Site Recovery Manager Server operates as an extension to the vCenter Server at a site.
Site Recovery Manager is compatible with other VMware solutions, and with third-party software.
You can run other VMware solutions such as vCenter Update Manager, vCenter Server Heartbeat, VMware
Fault Tolerance, vSphere Storage vMotion, and vSphere Storage DRS in deployments that you protect using
Site Recovery Manager. Use caution before you connect other VMware solutions to the vCenter Server
instance to which the Site Recovery Manager Server is connected. Connecting other VMware solutions to the
same vCenter Server instance as Site Recovery Manager might cause problems when you upgrade
Site Recovery Manager or vSphere. Check the compatibility and interoperability of the versions of these
solutions with your version of Site Recovery Manager by consulting VMware Product Interoperability
Matrixes.
This chapter includes the following topics:
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“Site Recovery Manager and vCenter Server,” on page 122
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“Using Site Recovery Manager with VMware Virtual SAN Storage and vSphere Replication,” on
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“How Site Recovery Manager Interacts with DPM and DRS During Recovery,” on page 123
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“How Site Recovery Manager Interacts with Storage DRS or Storage vMotion,” on page 123
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“How Site Recovery Manager Interacts with vSphere High Availability,” on page 125
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“How Site Recovery Manager Interacts with Stretched Storage,” on page 125
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“Using Site Recovery Manager with VMware NSX,” on page 127
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“Site Recovery Manager and vSphere PowerCLI,” on page 127
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“Site Recovery Manager and vRealize Orchestrator,” on page 128
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“Protecting Microsoft Cluster Server and Fault Tolerant Virtual Machines,” on page 130
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“Using Site Recovery Manager with SIOC Datastores,” on page 131
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“Using Site Recovery Manager with Admission Control Clusters,” on page 131
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“Site Recovery Manager and Virtual Machines Attached to RDM Disk Devices,” on page 132
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“Site Recovery Manager and Active Directory Domain Controllers,” on page 132
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