Hi,

I'm replicating remotely.

I have a vCenter on the production site (dead) and on the DR site.

Not replicating the production vCenter but i had some vms that i replicated

Remote RPVMs clusters are on seperate vCenter meaning the DR site is ok sice the vCenter there is ok

Thanks

Hi Moshe,

Are you replicating locally, remotely or both ? if remotely then is the remote RP4VMs cluster on a separate vCenter ?

Also, are you protecting your vCenter using RP4VMs ?

Regards,

Idan Kentor

RecoverPoint Corporate Systems Engineering

idan.kentor@emc.com

Fix the problem by:

1. receiving a new license for vRPA and the new vcenter

2. configure the vRPA Cluster on the  production and DR site

3. Connecting the Clusters

Are you using embedded database for the vCenter? If you use external database and reload your failed vCenter & connect to existing database, then you can avoid licensing and new connection since the vCenter ID remains the same.