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Known product limitations — point-in-time checkpoint reverse restrictions, AWS Dedicated Host constraints, playbook gaps, and upgrade GUI reverts.

Product
Easy Hybrid DR
Version
v2.0.3
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These configurations are not supported in solution version 2.0.3. Review them when designing protection plans — several affect failback behavior and AWS Dedicated Host recovery.

Point-in-time checkpoints

When point-in-time is configured for a protection plan:

  • A workload recovered from a PIT copy cannot be reversed differentially — full data is replicated back.
  • With VMware as the target platform, PIT-configured workloads also cannot reverse differentially.

Reverse differential support by platform pair:

SourceRecovered fromTo VMwareTo AWSTo Azure
VMwareLatestData disks onlyYesYes
VMwarePITNot supportedNot supportedNot supported
AWSLatestData disks onlyYesYes
AWSPITNot supportedNot supportedNot supported
AzureLatestData disks onlyYesYes
AzurePITNot supportedNot supportedNot supported

AWS Dedicated Host

When a workload is configured to recover onto an AWS Dedicated Host, the following are not supported for replication, recovery, and reverse recovery:

  • Recovery using an auto-detected AMI — create an AMI matching the source guest OS version, add it to the target site, and set it in the workload's recovery configuration.
  • Recovery onto ARM-based Dedicated Hosts.
  • Recovery of EFI Linux VMs.
  • Auto-discovery and listing of Dedicated Hosts and Host Resource Groups — specify the Dedicated Host ID or Host Resource Group ARN manually in the protection plan.
  • License consumption monitoring — ensure required licenses exist in the infrastructure.

Playbooks

Not supported through playbooks:

  • Point-in-time configuration settings
  • AWS Dedicated Host configuration
  • Advanced replication settings: Quiesce Guest OS, and replication priority for AWS as source or target

Configure these by editing the plan after playbook-based creation.

System upgrade GUI

  • Reverting node system packages is a manual procedure, documented separately.
  • Reverting the database is a manual procedure, documented separately.

Contact support@datamotive.io for either procedure.

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