Not sure if anyone tried to use RM-V, we have and it has a few issues. I am almost done with a powershell/powercli script that will replace RM-V. If there is interest I will make it available. It works based on the fact that your volume names and datastores names follow a consistent naming convention. If your datastores and volumes have no way of reconciling names programatically then my script will not work.
Basically what it does is:
Pass it a Remote Copy Group Name and some additional parameters and it will:
- enumerate the volumes in that RC Group then using logical to decipher the volume name into a datastore name
- snap the vms on those datastores (optionally quiescing them)
- then triggering the RC Sync (optionally stopping and restarting a sync in progress)
- Optionally also creating a backup snapshot on the local array with configurable expiration
- removing the VM level snapshots
- Generates a simple text file (for audit purposes) of what it did and which VMs were able to be quiesced.
Out current plan is to use this in place of RM-V due to the issues with RM_V and eventually replace our Commvault Snap Protect backups.
RM-V substitute
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Re: RM-V substitute
Yes, please make it available!
Thanks.
Thanks.
Richard Siemers
The views and opinions expressed are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer.
The views and opinions expressed are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer.
Re: RM-V substitute
Hi , I tried Recovery Manager and also ran into some issues,
I can see this is a old post , but is it possible to get the RM script
I can see this is a old post , but is it possible to get the RM script