VMware Instant Restore known issues
Enterprise Workloads Editions: Business Enterprise Elite
The following table lists the issues that you might encounter while restoring virtual machines instantly or migrating instantly restored virtual machines to production:
Issue | Description |
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PHN-47124 | If you use “%” in the restored virtual machine name of an existing virtual machine on a vCenter, the instant restore of the virtual machine fails. Workaround Do not use “%” in the virtual machine name if the source virtual machine exists on the vCenter. |
PHN-49458 | Instant restore from a hot recovery point fails and you get the following error when data is backed up to cloud as connection to CloudCache is not successful:
Error 374: Data block not present Workaround Perform the following steps:
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PHN-49154 | The Audit Trail shows incorrect entries when you instantly restore a virtual machine, migrate the instantly restored virtual machine to production, or delete an instantly restored virtual machine. For example, for instant restore and migration to production, Audit Trail shows Restore to Original and for deletion of an instantly restored virtual machine, the Audit Trail incorrectly shows Delete. |
PHN-47310 | Instant restore fails if performed from a higher version to a lower version of ESXI or Vcenter. For example, if you have taken a backup on vCenter version 5.5, you cannot restore a VM from version 5.5 to version 5.1. For more information, see ESXi/ESX hosts and compatible virtual machine hardware versions list (2007240). |
PHN-50925 | Alerts indicating that the CloudCache storage is getting full are not generated until the storage is completely full. |
PHN-50105 | The virtual machine is migrated to production even if you change the mapping of the backup set to a different Linux CloudCache while the migration job is in progress. |
PHN-46179 | If you rename or delete an instantly restored VM from a vCentre, it does not reflect on Management Console. |
PHN-52116 | The disk provisioning of an instantly restored VM sets to thin when the VM is migrated to production. |