Using the SRDF Adapter with VMware Site Recovery Manager 5.1

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VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager 5.1 with SRDF SRA 5.1 provides workflow and business continuity and disaster restart process management for VMware vSphere. The software leverages storage array replication and communicates to replication management through a well-defined set of specifications.


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