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VMware Site Recovery Manager 6.1 Diagram

I wasn’t able to locate a complete diagram for SRM that included both the various services PLUS the communication ports, all rolled up into a deploy-able topology,  so I took it upon myself to gather the information I needed, and build something that would work for me as a reference tool as well as a conversation piece.

The design seen is an actual POC design I’m working with in a live enterprise network (sandbox vCenters and clusters). The result of it all is a topology diagram with vSphere and SRM ports and protocols baked right into it.

If you are interested in obtaining a PDF version of this diagram, click here.

SRM 6.2 2-site Topology
Resources

  • Network Ports for Site Recovery Manager 6.1 (2103394)
  • Site Recovery Manager in a Two-Site Topology with One vCenter Server Instance per Platform Services Controller
  • Network Port Diagram for vSphere 6.x (2131180 – PDF)
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Posted on October 13, 2016 by Gene Torres. This entry was posted in BCDR, Virtualization and tagged BCDR, Site Recovery Manager, Topology, VMware vSphere, vSphere Replication. Bookmark the permalink.
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3 thoughts on “VMware Site Recovery Manager 6.1 Diagram”

  1. Oskar says:
    January 30, 2018 at 5:17 am

    what stencils did You use?

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    1. Gene Torres says:
      January 30, 2018 at 11:21 am

      Hi Oskar, I was looking for some decent looking 2D stencils and couldn’t find any I liked, so I just made my own.

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  2. Shak says:
    April 22, 2019 at 12:07 am

    I really liked the way how you integrated all DR components under one graph. I believe this can be used in many training sessions to simplify DR concepts. I really made good use of it and I am very thankful for your efforts.

    Good job!

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