Managing VPGs
  
 Managing VPGs
 
After defining virtual protection groups (VPGs) the virtual machines specified as part of each VPG are protected. There are a number of ongoing management tasks that you can perform on a VPG, such as specifying a checkpoint to enable recovery to that specific point or you can modify the configurations of existing VPGs.
The following VPG management options are described in this section:
Editing a VPG
Adding Virtual Machines to a VPG
Removing Virtual Machines from a VPG
Removing Protected Virtual Machines from the Hypervisor Inventory
Modifying Protected Virtual Machine Volumes
Pausing and Resuming the Protection of a VPG
Forcing the Synchronization of a VPG
Handling a VPG in an Error State
Deleting a VPG
Running an Unscheduled Offsite Backup
Ensuring Application Consistency – Checkpoints
Running Scripts Before or After Recovering a VPG
Exporting and Importing VPG Definitions
VPG Statuses and Synchronization Triggers
Managing Protection When the Recovery Datastore Will Be Unavailable (Datastore Maintenance)
Monitoring VPGs and the VMs that are protected is described in “Monitoring Zerto Virtual Replication”, on page 225.'