Chris Bradshaw • 8/30/2016

Setting EVC Level on a Cluster with a VCSA and no shared storage

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This technical article details a specific VMware vSphere problem: enabling Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) on a cluster when adding an older host, with no shared storage and the vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) running on the newer host. It explains the conflict and outlines several potential solutions, focusing on a step-by-step method using SCP to transfer the powered-down vCSA VM files directly between hosts' local datastores to resolve the dependency loop.

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