Zerto Virtual Replication is configured with a set of predefined alarms that monitor the software, including problems with resources such as journals, recovery storage, and connectivity between Zerto Virtual Replication. When an ongoing problem is identified by Zerto Virtual Replication, an alert is issued. This alert also results in the appropriate Zerto Virtual Replication alarm being triggered in the vCenter Server. The same vCenter Server alarm can be triggered by more than one Zerto Virtual Replication alert.

Any Zerto Virtual Replication alarm will only be turned off when all instances of the alert are turned off. For example, if you pause two VPGs, a vCenter Server alarm is raised. If you resume just a single VPG the alarm remains on. Only when no VPGs are paused is the alarm stopped.

For details about Zerto Virtual Replication alerts, refer to “Zerto Virtual Replication Alerts”, on page 4.