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VM Virtual machine. Virtualized x86 or x64 PC environment,<br />

in which a guest operating system and associated<br />

application software can run.<br />

<strong>Data</strong>center An organizational unit that consists of one or more ESX<br />

Server and/or ESXi Server systems and the related<br />

storage <strong>for</strong> virtual machines (datastores). <strong>Data</strong>stores can<br />

reside on local disks/RAID, iSCSI or SAN storage.<br />

Migration of virtual machines<br />

In a vCenter environment, <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> supports migration (usingVMotion and Storage VMotion)<br />

of virtual machines between ESX Server and/or ESXi Server systems in the same datacenter and,<br />

<strong>for</strong> supporting versions of VMware infrastructure, in different datacenters. Virtual machines<br />

migrate from one ESX Server or ESXi Server system to another <strong>for</strong> various reasons:<br />

If ESX Server and/or ESXi Server systems are configured in a VMware high availability cluster,<br />

virtual machines automatically migrate when the original ESX Server or ESXi Server system fails.<br />

If ESX Server and/or ESXi Server systems are configured in a VMware load balancing cluster,<br />

virtual machines automatically migrate to ESX Server or ESXi Server systems with less workload.<br />

You can start a migration of a virtual machine manually, using the vSphere client.

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