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Failover

9.2.3 Failback VM from Replica

The failback operation (restoring a VM from replica) allows you to restore your original VM by using

the replica VM. This operation can also be used if you decide to stop the replica VM after the Failover

operation is started and save the changes to the original or new location. Click Failback from Replica

to start the wizard.

In the first step of the wizard, Failback from replica, use the butterfly control to select the replicas

you will restore VMs from, then click Next.

Failback from Replica, step 1 “Select Replica(s) to failback from”

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User Guide 1
Copyright Statement 2
Table of contents 3
4.1 Requirements 11
4.2 Installation options 20
5 Getting started 26
5.1 Dashboard Management 27
5.2 Using Web Console 28
2) View tab 29
3) Configure tab 29
5.2.2 Logout link 30
6 vCenter Integration 31
7 Centralized Dashboard 34
8 Backup 36
8.2 When to back up 37
8.3 Where to back up 38
1. Not specified 39
2. Simple cleanup scheme 39
3. GFS cleanup scheme 40
8.4 How to back up 42
8.4.2 Backup validation 43
8.4.3 Other settings 43
8.5 Options 44
8.5.3 Compression Level 46
8.5.4 Error Handling 46
8.5.6 Notifications 47
2) SNMP notifications 48
SNMP objects 48
8.5.7 Additional Settings 49
9 Replication 51
9.1.2 When to Replicate 52
1) E-mail notifications 53
3) CBT replication 53
9.2 Managing replicated VMs 54
9.2.2 Failover 55
Failover 56
9.2.4 Deleting Replica VM 58
9.2.5 Permanent failover 58
10 Recovery 59
10.1.2 Where to restore 60
10.1.3 How to restore 62
10.1.4 Options 63
10.1.4.1 Notifications 64
10.1.4.2 Error Handling 65
10.2 File Recovery 66
10.3.1 Extracting Databases 68
10.3.2 Extracting Mailboxes 70
11 Running VM from Backup 75
11.3 Additional Settings 77
12 P2V Migration 79
 Local folders 81
 Network folders 81
 FTP servers 81
 SFTP servers 81
14 Managing Tasks 86
14.3 Editing a task 87
14.4 Deleting a task 87
14.5 Viewing task logs 87
14.6 Viewing task details 87
14.2 Cancelling a task 87
15 Managing Recovery Points 91
 Cloud backup storages 92
15.3 Recovery Points list 93
15.4 Summary tab 94
15.5.2 Exchange Recovery 95
15.5.3 Run VM from backup 95
15.5.4 File recovery 95
15.5.5 Validate 95
15.5.6 Delete 95
16 Other Operations 96
16.2 Managing mounted VM(s) 97
16.2.1 Mounted VM(s) list 98
16.3 Managing logs 99
16.3.2 Clear logs 100
16.3.3 Log cleanup rules 101
16.4 Managing licenses 102
16.4.1 Adding license 103
 The license is incorrect 104
16.5 Managing ESX(i) hosts 105
16.5.2 Adding ESX(i) host 106
16.5.4 Login credentials 107
16.5.5 Removing ESX(i) host 108
16.6 Managing settings 109
16.6.3 Agent Password 111
Export Configuration 112
Import Configuration 112
17 Best Practices 114
17.3 File/folders recovery 115
18 Support 116
19 Glossary 117
Backup archive (Archive) 118
Backup operation 118
Backup options 118
Backup scheme 118
Backup task (Task) 119
Bootable agent 119
Bootable media 119
CBT (Changed Block Tracking) 120
Cleanup 120
Datastore 120
Deduplication 120
Differential backup 121
Direct management 121
Disk group 121
Dynamic disk 122
Dynamic volume 122
Encrypted archive 123
Full backup 123
GFS (Grandfather-Father-Son) 123
High Availability (HA) 123
Registered machine 125
Replication 125
Resource Pool 125
Storage vMotion 125
Validation 126
Validation rules 126

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