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Back to Basics – SRM – Part 7: Migration & Failover

27 January, 2015 6

In the previous part we created, configured and tested a recovery plan. In this part we will perform a planned migration and a disaster recovery from the Protected Site to […]

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Back to Basics – SRM – Part 6: Recovery Plans

20 January, 2015 2

In the previous part we’ve created and configured protection groups in Site Recovery Manager. In this part of the SRM mini-series we will have a closer look at the recovery […]

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Back to Basics – SRM – Part 4: Inventory Mappings

16 December, 2014 7

In the previous part, we had a look at the virtual machine replication options that are available in the vSphere Replication from the vSphere Web Client. This part of the […]

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Install or upgrade the vSphere Web Client

14 September, 2012 6

The vSphere Web Client lets you connect to a vCenter Server system to manage your vSphere infrastructure and ESXi hosts through a browser. The vSphere Web Client requires a connection […]

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