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PowerProtect Data Manager 19.9 Administration and User Guide

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vCenter server appliance fails

About this task

NOTE If a total failure has occurred (all PSCs and all vCenter server appliances failed), restore one PSC first before restoring the vCenter server appliance.

Steps

  1. Perform an image-level restore of the lost vCenter server by using one of the following methods, and then power ON the vCenter.
    • Restore to original — This method is valid only when the vCenter server appliance is intact and running, but corrupted.
    • Recover as a new virtual machine to a managed ESXi server — Use this method if you have completely lost your vCenter server appliance. Note that this vCenter must be registered with PowerProtect Data Manager.
    • Emergency recovery to an ESXi server.
  2. After a successful boot, verify that all vCenter services have started.
  3. Perform a log in test.
  4. If the log in test fails, then this vCenter server appliance is pointing to an inactive PSC. Repoint to an active node.

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