Update Using VMware Live Site Recovery v1.0.md

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@@ -46,51 +46,51 @@ Now select the file files from the bin folder
 
 Now work through the rest of the steps as shown in the screenshots
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102004.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102004.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102004.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102004.png)
 
 Select which compute resource the OVF will be deployed into
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102010.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102010.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102010.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102010.png)
 
 Confirm the details of the appliance
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102030.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102030.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102030.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102030.png)
 
 Accept the license agreement
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102047.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102047.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102047.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102047.png)
 
 Select the storage the OVF will be deployed onto
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102054.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102054.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102054.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102054.png)
 
 Select the VDS/VSS network the appliance will use once deployed
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102108.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102108.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102108.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102108.png)
 
 Configure the appliance, including all passwords, DNS/NTP etc.
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102132.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102132.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 102132.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20102132.png)
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 104816.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20104816.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 104816.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20104816.png)
 
 Once it has been deployed you can power it on and if everything has been done correctly you will be able to login to its management interface, https://applianceIP/FQDN:5480 and you will be presented with the option to configure the appliance further
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 105330.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20105330.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 105330.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20105330.png)
 
 This is where you have to pair it to the local vCenter (Configure Appliance) with a login that meets the requirements (in most cases customers use [email protected] or similar)
 
 Once that has been done, you will be presented with the following screen
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 103344.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20103344.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 103344.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20103344.png)
 
 You will then see the VMware Live Site Recovery Plugins be deployed into the vCenter
 
 <img title="" src="images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20104141.png" alt="Screenshot 2025-09-12 104141.png" data-align="center">
 
 This will then take you to the Live Recovery Landing page, which will confirm the status of VLR in general for the site
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 104146.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20104146.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 104146.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20104146.png)
 
 Once you have selected **OPEN VMware Live Site Recovery** you will be shown the current Site Pair, this will allow you to use vSphere Replication within the same vCenter, for example if you wanted to protect VMs between clusters.
 
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ Once that has been completed we can continue from the source site and create a *
 
 You will now be asked to pair with a vCenter in the same SSO domain or in a different SSO domain. **In most cases it will be a different SSO domain.**
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-12 105721.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-12%20105721.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-12 105721.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-12%20105721.png)
 
 Now enter in the credentials of the remote vCenter Server 
 
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 <img title="" src="images/Screenshot%202025-09-15%20121751.png" alt="Screenshot 2025-09-15 121751.png" data-align="center">
 
-![Screenshot 2025-09-15 121851.png](images\Screenshot%202025-09-15%20121851.png)
+![Screenshot 2025-09-15 121851.png](images/Screenshot%202025-09-15%20121851.png)
 
 Once the reprotect operation has been completed, the Recovery Plan will be ready to use. You can run Test and Failover operations as normal