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BugZero found this defect 3211 days ago.
In rare situations, if a VMware Replication Failback to Original VM fails or is canceled, the original VM may be left in a ‘consolidation needed’ state and cannot be powered on or consolidated because of errors such as:
When the Failback fails or is canceled, Veeam Backup & Replication sends requests to the VMware environment to remove the fallback snapshot that was created on the original VM to return it to the pre-failover state. However, an issue within ESXi causes the snapshot to not be removed correctly, leaving the Original VM in a state where it may appear as if it is corrupted and cannot be Powerd On.
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