01.06.2021 · Failover is a process of switching from the original VM on the source host to its VM replica on a host in the disaster recovery site. Failback is a process of returning from the VM replica to the original VM. Veeam Backup & Replication provides the following failover and failback operations: Perform failover
22.04.2021 · When you force failover, Veeam Backup & Replication attempts to perform the undo failover operation in a regular way. If the host on which the VM replica resides is unavailable, Veeam Backup & Replication changes the VM replica state to Ready in the configuration database and console. This helps avoid failure of the undo failover operation.
22.04.2021 · The undo failover operation is performed in the following way: Veeam Backup & Replication reverts the VM replica to its pre-failover state. To do this, …
Open the Home view. · Expand the Replicas node. · Select Failover Plans. · In the working area, right-click the failover plan and select Undo. · In ...
23.08.2021 · Undoing Failover The Undo Failover action powers off VM replicas running on target hosts and roll back to the VM state before failover. For more information on the undo failover operation, see the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide, section Undo Failover. To perform an undo operation for a plan in the FAILOVER state:
14.01.2021 · When you undo the failover operation, Veeam Backup & Replication powers off a running VM replica on the cloud host and rolls back to initial state of a VM replica. To undo partial site failover, do either of the following: Open the Home view and select the Replicas node.
Undoing Failover · Open the Home view. · In the inventory pane, select Replicas. · In the working area, select the necessary replica and click Undo ...