This is an archive version of the document. To get the most up-to-date information, see the current version.Advanced Single-Host Virtual Labs
The advanced single-host virtual lab configuration can be used if your virtual environment is configured in the following way:
- All VM replicas that you want to verify are located on the same ESX(i) host.
- VM replicas you want to verify are connected to different networks.
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For this configuration type, the virtual lab must be created on the same ESX(i) host where VMs replicas are located. If you create the virtual lab on some other ESX(i) host, the SureBackup job will fail. |
In the advanced single-host virtual lab, Veeam Backup & Replication creates several virtual networks. The number of virtual networks corresponds to the number of production networks to which verified VM replicas are connected. Networks in the virtual lab are mapped to corresponding production networks.
Veeam Backup & Replication automatically adds a number of new VMware objects on the ESX(i) host where the virtual lab is created:
- A resource pool
- A VM folder
- A standard vSwitch
The vSwitch is only used by the VMs started in the virtual lab. There is no routing outside the virtual lab to other networks.
When you create an advanced single-host virtual lab, Veeam Backup & Replication configures basic settings for networks that are created in the virtual lab. You need to review these settings and manually adjust them.
