•  Introduction to the Zerto Solution
  • What is the Zerto Solution?
  • The Zerto Solution Components
  • Zerto’s Billing
  • How a Cloud Service Provider Manages Disaster Recovery
  • Providing a Self-service Portal for Cloud Service Provider Customers
  • Benefits to Cloud Service Providers
  •  Zerto DRaaS Architecture
    • Design Considerations for DRaaS
    • vCD Used by the Cloud Service Provider
  • Zerto ICDR Architecture
•  Configuring a Zerto Cloud Manager
  • Logging On to Zerto Cloud Manager
  •  Defining and Configuring the Zerto Cloud Sites
    • Registering Zerto Sites
    • Adding a Security Certificate for the Zerto User Interface
    • Installing Virtual Replication Appliances on Hosts in Cloud Sites
    • (Optional) Configure vCloud Director
  • Setting Up Zerto Organizations, ZORGs
  •  Defining DRaaS Components
    • Providing a Self-service Portal for Cloud Service Provider Customers
  • Creating Service Profiles
  •  Defining Role-based Access Control
    • Enabling Role-based Permissions
    • Managing Roles
    • Managing Privileges, Roles, and Authorizable Entities
• Setting Up DRaaS
•  Setting Up the Zerto Self-service Portal
  •  Setting Up Access to the Zerto Self-service Portal
    • Access the Zerto Self-service Portal as a Standalone Portal
    • Access the Zerto Self-service Portal by integrating it in a Cloud Service Provider Portal
  • Security
  • Branding the Zerto Self-service Portal
•  Ongoing Management
  • Setting VMware Permissions
  •  Managing All Sites
    • Zerto Cloud Manager VPGs
    • Zerto Cloud Manager Alerts
  • Managing a Specific Site
  •  Managing a ZORG
    • ZORG VPGs
    • ZORG Alerts
  • Editing Zerto Cloud Manager Definitions
  •  Resolving Zerto Cloud Connector Issues
    • Handling a Ghost Zerto Cloud Connector
    • vMotioning a Zerto Cloud Connector
    • Handling an Orphaned Zerto Cloud Connector

Zerto Cloud Manager Administration Guide

Handling an Orphaned Zerto Cloud Connector