Protecting Virtual Machines from Hyper-V

When the protected site is SCVMM, the following protection is available:

■ “Protecting Virtual Machines to Hyper-V Hosts”, below

■ “Protecting Virtual Machines to the Same Site”, on page 48

■ “Protecting Virtual Machines to a Recovery Site VMware vCenter Server”, on page 49

■ “Protecting Virtual Machines to a Recovery Site VMware vCloud Director”, on page 63

■ “Protecting Virtual Machines from Hyper-V Hosts to AWS”, on page 74

■ “Protecting Virtual Machines from Hyper-V Hosts to Azure”, on page 86

Protection can be set up to cope with the following situations:

■ A disaster, enabling recovery to a point in time in the 30 days prior to the disaster.

■ The need to back up to files saved either daily or weekly for a period of up to one year. The same dialog is used to set up both disaster recovery and backup.

Virtual machines with pass-through disks and shared disks cannot be protected. Also, a Hyper-V host with a pass-through disk is ignored by the Zerto Virtual Manager.

Any virtual machine that is supported by the hypervisor can be protected. When recovering to a different hypervisor, the protected virtual machines must also be supported by the recovery hypervisor.