Use the procedure in this topic to apply test failover settings on protected storage.
Prerequisites
You must have RecoverPoint system registered.
NOTE This function is supported only for
RecoverPoint storage systems.
Steps
Log in to VMware vSphere Client.
Click
Menu > Dell VSI.
Click
Storage Systems on the left side.
The list of registered storage systems are displayed.
Click the
RecoverPoint or
PowerStore storage system name link.
The details of the selected storage system is displayed.
Click the
Protection tab drop-down and click
SRM Recovery Points.
To view the
Dell protected storage, select
Manage by Dell Protected Storage button.
The details of Dell protected storage for the selected storage system is displayed.
NOTE You can customize the view of the data-grid and select the desired columns to be displayed.
Click the
Show or hide columns icon located at the bottom left of protection group list. Select the checkbox to display or deselect the checkbox to hide the columns in the
Details tab.
NOTE If you wish to see all the consistency groups related to the registered
RecoverPoint or
RecoverPoint storage system, disable the toggle button
Display only SRM related Protected Storage.
Select a protected storage that you want to apply the test failover settings. Click
TEST FAILOVER SETTINGS button.
The
Test Failover Settings dialog box is displayed.
NOTE You can also select multiple protected storage to apply the test failover settings.
Select
Allowed/Not Allowed using the drop down to apply the setting
Test failover when RP clusters are disconnected to the selected protected storage. Click
SAVE.
NOTE Normal
SRM Test requires a new bookmark to be created, which cannot be done while network between sites is down.
In order to run
SRM Test while network is down, you must set this setting to
Allowed.
NOTE The
SAVE button is enable only if you select a setting different to current setting.
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