GLOBALSAN ISCSI UNDER RECOVERY 10.12 HOW TO

Authentication and authorization of Site Recovery service calls from the VM fail without these certificates. If not all the latest trusted root certificates are present on the VM, your job to enable replication for Site Recovery might fail. Trusted root certificates (error code 151066) Then, enable replication to a different location where your subscription has sufficient quota to create VMs of the required sizes. If the target location has a capacity constraint, disable replication to that location. No suitable target VM size is found to match the source VM's network interface card (NIC) count (2), for the subscription ID in the target region location.Ĭontact Azure billing support to enable your subscription to create VMs of the required sizes in the target location.Your subscription ID isn't enabled, or doesn't have sufficient quota, to create specific VM sizes in the target region location.

Your subscription ID isn't enabled to create any VMs in the target region location.If there's no size that supports the source VM configuration, the following message is displayed: Replication couldn't be enabled for the virtual machine. If the matching size isn't available, Site Recovery automatically chooses the closest available size. By default, Site Recovery chooses a target VM size that's the same as the source VM size. Your subscription needs sufficient quota to create VMs of the necessary sizes.

Make sure your subscription is enabled to create Azure VMs in the target region that you plan to use as your disaster recovery (DR) region. Azure resource quota issues (error code 150097) For more information about supported configurations, see the support matrix for replicating Azure VMs.

GLOBALSAN ISCSI UNDER RECOVERY 10.12 HOW TO

This article describes how to troubleshoot common errors in Azure Site Recovery during replication and recovery of Azure virtual machines (VM) from one region to another.

Globalsan iscsi under recovery 10.12