VMware just released vCenter Site Recovery Manager 1.0 Update 1. Scott already dropped the news that it doesn’t contain NFS support, and that has always kept me away from NFS and iSCSI for that matter. But with 10GB ethernet becoming more mainstream this focus might change.

Anyway, the following features have been added:

• New Permission Required to Run a Recovery Plan
  SRM now distinguishes between permission to test a recovery plan and permission to run a recovery plan. After an SRM server is updated to this release, existing users of that server who had permission to run a recovery plan no longer have that permission. You must grant Run permission to these users after the update is complete. Until you do, no user can run a recovery plan. (Permission to test a recovery plan is unaffected by the update.)
• Full Support for RDM devices
  SRM now provides full support for virtual machines that use raw disk mapping (RDM) devices. This enables support of several new configurations, including Microsoft Cluster Server. (Virtual machine templates cannot use RDM devices.)
• Batch IP Property Customization
  This release of SRM includes a tool that allows you to specify IP properties (network settings) for any or all of the virtual machines in a recovery plan by editing a comma-separated-value (csv) file that the tool generates.
• Limits Checking and Enforcement
  A single SRM server can support up to 500 protected virtual machines and 150 protection groups. This release of SRM prevents you from exceeding those limits when you create a new protection group. If a configuration created in an earlier release of SRM exceeds these limits, SRM displays a warning, but allows the configuration to operate.
• Improved Support for Virtual Machines that Span Multiple Datastores.
  This release provides improved support for virtual machines whose disks reside on multiple datastores.
• Single Action to Reconfigure Protection for Multiple Virtual Machines
  This release introduces a Configure All button that applies existing inventory mappings to all virtual machines that have a status of Not Configured.
• Simplified Log Collection
  This release introduces new utilities that retrieve log and configuration files from the server and collect them in a compressed (zipped) folder on your desktop.
• Improved Acceptance of Non-ASCII Characters
  non-ASCII characters are now allowed in many fields during installation and operation.

Be sure to read the “known issues” section before you start implementing.