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vMotion Between CPUs

With the release of vSphere 6.7, and the ability to have EVC on a per VM level instead of a per cluster level raise some questions. Before we start here is an article on how to check what level of EVC to use here . One of the questions often asked, does vMotion works across newer CPUs in the same generation without an EVC cluster? If you follow this KB , in the last paragraph: Once the virtual machine is power cycled: They are only able to move to other ESX/ESXi hosts that are at the same CPU generation or newer. What this state means if you have a new server with a new CPU generation, technically you can perform a vMotion without having the VM in an EVC cluster. However, there are cases where vMotion will fail even the CPU is of the same generation due to an older version of VM hardware which has a more stringent check. As stated here , due to the destination host with a newer CPU with ISA extension not found on the source host. In the above case, vMotion will stil

VMUG Singapore by VMware and HPE

If you are in Singapore, do remember to register for VMUG Singapore event sponsored by VMware and HPE. Look for the event details here . This is not going to be the usual evening session but going to start at 2pm coming Friday, 11th May. There will be several sessions on the updated release from VMware and HPE and a networking session, vBeer to interact with fellow professionals as well as a chance for you to find out more what VMware and HPE are cooking. We will also have our special guest Don Sullivan , author of Virtualizing Oracle Databases on vSphere . So don't look further, if you are in town, Join Us!