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Chapter 5: vmPRO Data Recovery

Recovering Virtual Machines

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5. To complete the recovery process, proceed with step 5 from the Recover VMs Backed Up with

SmartMotion task in the Recovering Virtual Machines topic.

Manually Registering a Recovered VM

You must manually register a recovered virtual machine (VM) if you did not select to automatically add it to a

server's inventory during recovery.

When the VM is registered with a server, it is added to the server's inventory and automatically discovered

by the vmPRO appliance. In addition, the VM is automatically exported if you have Automaticallyexport

newVMsenabled on the VMs Console. See Navigating the vmPRO VMs Console.

Manually register a recovered VM using the vSphere Client

1. Using a vSphere Client, log in to the ESX or vCenter server where the VM resides.

2. In the left pane, select the server to which to add the VM.

3. Click the Summary tab to display the server's general and resource information.

4. In the Resources pane, right-click the storage location of the recovered VM and select Browse

Datastore to display the DatastoreBrowser dialog box.

Figure128:Resources Pane – Storage Location

5. Locate and open the VM directory that was created during the recovery process.

6. Rick-click the .vmx file, and select AddtoInventory to display the AddtoInventory wizard.

7. In the Name field, edit the name of the VM, as needed, and click Next to display the ResourcePool

page.

8. In the ResourcePool pane, select the location in which to place the VM.

9. Click Next to display the ReadytoComplete page, and click Finish to add the VM to the server's

inventory.

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