•  Introduction to Zerto Virtual Replication
  • What is Zerto Virtual Replication?
  • Zerto Virtual Replication Architecture
  • How Zerto Virtual Replication Recovery Works
  • Zerto Analytics - Overview
  • Benefits of Using Zerto Virtual Replication
•  Overview of Recovery Flows
  •  Flows for a Disaster Recovery Operations
    • Flow for a Disaster Recovery Operation to Azure
    • Flow for a Test Failover Operation
    • Flow for a File or Folder Level Restore Operation
    • Flow for an Offsite Backup and Restore Operation
•  Introduction to Protecting Virtual Machines
  • Configuring Virtual Protection Groups
  • Requirements for Microsoft Azure Environments
  • The Role of the Journal During Protection
  •  What Happens After the VPG is Defined
    • Recovery
    • File and Folder Recovery
    • Offsite Backups
•  Protecting Virtual Machines From Azure
  • Replication From a Protected Site Microsoft Azure to a Recovery Site vCenter Server
  • Replication From a Protected Site Microsoft Azure to a Recovery Site Hyper-V Server
  • Replication From a Protected Site Microsoft Azure to a Recovery Site vCloud Director
  • Replication From a Protected Site Microsoft Azure to a Recovery Site Microsoft Azure
  •  Replication From a Protected Site Microsoft Azure to a Recovery Site AWS
    • Import Methods for AWS
    • Protecting From an Azure Site - Creating a VPG to recover in AWS
•  Monitoring Zerto Virtual Replication
  • The DASHBOARD Tab
  •  Monitoring VPGs – The VPGs Tab
    • List View - GENERAL
    • List View - PERFORMANCE
    • List View - BACKUP
    • Additional Fields and Options
    • Grid View
  • Monitoring a Single VPG
  • Monitoring Tasks
  • Monitoring Protected Virtual Machines – The VMs Tab
  •  Monitoring Sites
    • The SITES Tab
  • Monitoring Repositories for Offsite Backups – The SETUP Tab
  •  Monitoring Offsite Backups – The OFFSITE BACKUP Tab
    • VPGs Tab
    • VMs Tab
•  Managing VPGs
  •  Editing a VPG
    • Modifying the Journal Size Hard Limit
    • Modifying the Retention Period for Offsite Backups
    • Modifying Protected Virtual Machine Disks
  • Adding Virtual Machines to a VPG
  • Removing Virtual Machines from a VPG
  • Removing a Protected Virtual Machine from Azure
  • Pausing and Resuming the Protection of a VPG
  • Forcing the Synchronization of a VPG
  •  Deleting a VPG
    • Deleting a VPG When the Status is Deleting
  • Running an Unscheduled Offsite Backup
  •  Ensuring Application Consistency – Checkpoints
    • Adding a Checkpoint to Identify a Key Point
  •  Running Scripts Before or After Recovering a VPG
    • Creating a Script
    • Example Scripts
  • Exporting and Importing VPG Definitions
  •  VPG Statuses and Synchronization Triggers
    • VPG Statuses
    • VPG Synchronization Triggers
•  Managing a Zerto Virtual Manager
  • Check Connectivity Between Zerto Virtual Replication Components
  • Reconfiguring the Zerto Virtual Manager Setup
  • Reconfiguring the Microsoft SQL Server Database Used by the Zerto Virtual Manager
  • Pair to Another Site and Unpairing Sites
•  Overview of Disaster Recovery Operations
  • The Failover Test Operation
  • The Move Operation
  • The Failover Operation
  • The Restore File Operation
  • The Clone Operation
•  Advanced Site Configuration
  • Site Settings
  • Seeing What is Licensed
  • About the Zerto Virtual Replication Version
•  Testing Recovery To Azure
  • The Test Failover Process
  •  Starting and Stopping Failover Tests
    • After Starting a Test, What Happens?
  • Viewing Test Results
  •  Live Disaster Recovery Testing
    • Basic Verification – User Traffic Is Not Run against the Recovered VMs
•  Migrating a VPG to Azure
  • The Move Process
  • Prerequisites Before Moving to Linux Virtual Machines in Azure
  •  Reverse Protection For a Moved VPG
    • Reverse Protection Specified
    • Reverse Protection Not Specified
•  Migrating a VPG From Azure
  •  The Move Process
    • Reverse Protection With One-to-Many
  • Moving Protected Virtual Machines From Azure to a Remote Site
  • Reverse Protection For a Moved VPG
•  Managing Failover
  • The Failover Process
  • Initiating a Failover
  •  Reverse Protection for a Failed Over VPG
    • Reverse Protection with One-to-Many
  • What Happens When the Protected Site is Down
  • Initiating a Failover During a Test
•  Cloning a VPG to Azure
  • The Clone Process
  • Cloning Protected Virtual Machines to the Remote Site
•  Recovering Files and Folders
  • The File and Folder Recovery Process
  •  Recovering Files and Folders
    • Mounting the Disk that Contains the Required Files and Folders
    • Downloading the Files and Folders from the Disk
•  Failing Back from Azure
  •  The Failback (Move) Process
    • Reverse Protection With One-to-Many
    • Failback (Move) After the Original Site is Operational
  • Initiating a Failback (Move)
  • Reverse Protection For a Moved VPG
•  Offsite Backup configuration
  • Creating an Offsite Backup Repository
  • Editing an Offsite Backup Repository
•  Zerto Virtual Replication Reports
  • Outbound Protection Over Time Report
  • Recovery Reports
  •  Resources Report
    • Using a REST API to Generate a Report
    • Details Tab
    • Performance Tab
    • Target Host Tab
  • VPG Performance
  • Backup Report
•  Troubleshooting
  • Ensuring the Zerto Virtual Manager is Running
  • Troubleshooting: “Needs Configuration” Problems
  • Troubleshooting VRA Problems
  • Zerto Virtual Replication Diagnostics Utility
  •  Collecting Zerto Virtual Replication Logs
    • Using Remote Log Collection
    • Using the Zerto Diagnostics application
  • Understanding the Logs

Zerto Virtual Manager Administration Guide

Understanding the Logs

Move

MoveExecutionStep

MoveStartStep

Failover

FailoverExecutionStep

FailoverStartStep