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vReplicator v2.5 Chapter 4 Using vReplicator 89

Replication Management Pane: Job Views

Before a replication starts, details about the job display in the Replication Management

pane. Several additional icons display as well.

When you click this icon, the Replication Job Wizard dialog displays.

Using this wizard, you can add a new replication job. vReplicator

automatically assumes that the source machine is the VM currently

selected in the VMs pane.

This icon allows you to initiate a replication job at any time, even if

the job is not scheduled to run. The job can complete even if the

source and destination VMs are not running. When you click this icon,

a message displays, asking you to confirm that you want to run the

job now.

When you click the Edit icon, the Replication Job Wizard dialog

displays. It features all of the settings that were defined for the

selected job. Using the wizard, you can make configuration changes to

the job.

If you want to stop a job from running but not delete it, use the

Disable command. It suspends current activity and prevents future

replication passes from running. This command must be executed

prior to initiating Test Failover, Failover, and Remove.

When you click Disable, this confirmation message displays: “Are

you sure you would like to Disable this job? Disabling this job will

remove any vReplicator snapshots.”

Failover testing powers on the destination replica with the Network

Interface Card (NIC) disabled to prevent conflicts. You can analyze

the VM and then shut it off. On the next replication pass, changes to

the destination VM are reverted. After you complete the DR test, you

must enable the VM. When you click Test Failover, a message

displays that instructs you to disable the job before proceeding.

Initiating the Failover command brings up the destination VM in an

operational state. A message displays, instructing you to disable the

job before proceeding. A second message displays, offering you the

option of synchronizing before failing over.

When you use this command, you delete the job that currently

displays in the Replication Management pane. When you click

Remove, two messages display. The first instructs you to disable the

job that you intend to delete. The second informs you that in removing

the job, you delete all snapshots that were generated during

previous runs.

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