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5 Failover and failback with SRM

This section discusses failover and failback with SRM. It also provides a scenario as a guide for the

manual process of failback.

Failover occurs when an SRM recovery plan is executed, and the SRM recovery plan is configured

to fail over SRM protection groups that use replicated PVOLs and SVOLs on XP disk array as a

datastore. During normal operation, the replication path is from a protected site (local site) to a

recovery site (remote site).

When a failure occurs at the local site (due to hardware failure or the entire site loss) a failover occurs

and the replication path is reversed from the recovery site to the protected site. With XP Virtualization

Adapter and SRM, the failover process is an automated feature and the process is executed using a

recovery plan located at the recovery site.

Failback is the process of setting the replication environment back to its original state at the protected

site (local site) after a failover. Failback can be managed as a normal server migration process.

Managing the failback with SRM is a manual process and the steps vary with respect to the degree

of failure at the protected site (local site). For example, the failover could have been due to a hardware

error or the loss of the entire data center.

In the following failback scenario, SRM is used as a failback tool to return a protected site (Site A) to

its original state after executing a recovery plan (R1) at a recovery site (Site B).

To execute a failback manually:

Swapping data replication group from Site B to site A (In case of a disaster at site A):

After site A is recovered:

Delete recovery plan at the recovery site (Site B).

If the protected site (Site A) still has DR protection configured for the protection groups (P1) in

recovery plan (R1), delete protection groups (P1) at the protected site. This could be the case if

some of the hardware at the protected site was not replaced after a disaster and you will be

employing the existing hardware. If new hardware has been installed, this will not be necessary.

If you have not already, install SRM and RMXP SRA on the updated hardware at the protected

site (Site A).

Using the VI Client at the recovery site (Site B), establish the protected site (Site A) as the secondary

site for the recovery site (Site B). This means you create site B as protected site and site A as re-

covery site just for the purpose of failing back the XP CA device group and the VMs on it.

XP Virtualization Adapter Administrator Guide