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Chapter 5: vmPRO Data Recovery

Recovering Virtual Machines

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RecoveryPolicyOption Description

Setapolicytomapvirtual

machinestodatastores

The vmPRO appliance recovers the VMs to datastores that you

define on the Configurepolicymappings page. This page displays

when you click Next. See below.

The vmPRO appliance uses the recovered VMs' original directory

structure.

Example

l You define DatastoreB as the recovery target for VMs 1, 2,

and 3.

l VMs 1, 2, and 3 originally resided on DatastoreA in

directory_xyz.

l The vmPRO appliance recovers VMs 1, 2, and 3 to Datastore

B, creating directory_xyz for the recovered VMs.

Setapolicytomaporiginal

datastorestonewdatastores

The vmPRO appliance recovers all VMs, files, and disks from one

datastore to another datastore that you define on the Configure

policymappings page. This page displays when you click Next.

See below.

Example

l You define a policy to recover all VMs, files, and disks

originally on DatastoreA to DatastoreB.

l The vmPRO appliance uses this recovery policy and

recovers VMs, files, and disks originally on DatastoreA to

DatastoreB.

3. Select the AttempttoaddtheVMstovSphere/ESXinventoryafterrestore(usingtheoriginal

configuration)?check box to register the recovered VMs to the appropriate server's inventory.

Note:If you select this option, we recommend removing the original VMs from the server before

restoring them. The vmPRO appliance does not rename the restored VMs, which could cause

identification issues if you have both the original and restored VMs with the same name on the

server.

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