Virtual hard disks with paging files should be excluded from replication
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016
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Property | Details |
---|---|
Operating System | Windows Server 2016 |
Product/Feature | Hyper-V |
Severity | Information |
Category | Configuration |
In the following sections, italics indicates UI text that appears in the Best Practices Analyzer tool for this issue.
Issue
Paging files should be excluded from participating in replication, but no disks have been excluded.
Impact
Paging files experience a high volume of input/output activity, which will unnecessarily require much greater resources to participate in replication. This impacts the following virtual machines:
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Resolution
If you have not already done so, create a separate virtual hard disk for the Windows paging file. If initial replication has already been completed, use Hyper-V Manager to remove replication. Then, configure replication again and exclude the virtual hard disk with the paging file from replication.
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