Replica server settings are not the same on all servers. This might cause replication to stop for some virtual machines. If all failover cluster nodes have settings different from the Hyper-V Replica Broker, it is likely that a change was made outside of the clustering infrastructure. To correct this, propagate the settings to all servers by opening the Hyper-V Replica Broker role, opening the Replica Settings dialog box, and then clicking Save. If only some failover cluster nodes have settings different from the Broker, ensure that those nodes have access to all of the storage paths that are specified in the authorization entries.
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