Protect > Data Copy Access
VMware and HyperV VMs cannot be included in the same DCA job.
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Define Job Options |
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If you have already created a lab profile, select it in the Lab Profile drop down. If you have not created a lab profile, you must add a new one. |
Select Manage Lab Profiles > Add
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Select a Resource pool. (VMware only) |
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Select a Recovery Network. |
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This is the network your VMs will failover to if the DCA job is run in Failover mode. |
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Clones of your VMs will be stood up in this network in Run Test and Start |
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Select an Appliance network. |
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Enable or disable RPO/RTO tracking. |
RPO/RTO tracking will list the jobs using this profile on Reports and the Recovery Assurance Dashboard.
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Enter a Recovery Point Objective. |
Select whether to enter this value as minutes or hours.
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Enter a Recovery Time Objective. |
Select whether to enter this value as minutes or hours.
Select Save
If you have a custom script that you wish to run at the end of the DCA Job, enter the script name ID in this field.
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Post Custom Script Arguments — |
Enter the arguments for your post custom script in this field,
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Select Create Schedule, or run the job immediately by selecting On-demand |
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Select a day of the week. |
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Configure recurrence options. |
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Define VM Options |
Select the pencil icon to edit the settings of that individual VM.
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In this page, you can assign a name to your recovered VM, set the order in which that VM will boot compared to other VMs, and configure the CPU and memory of the recovered VM. |