Disaster Recovery for VMware Virtual Machines
Phoenix Editions: 
Business 
Enterprise Elite
Business Enterprise Elite
(Purchase Separately)
This category describes the Disaster Recovery functionality provided by Druva. It provides instructions to set up Disaster Recovery and configure virtual machines for disaster recovery. It also lists the Disaster Recovery issues that you may encounter and provides solutions to fix issues.
- Introduction to Disaster Recovery for VMware virtual machines
- Describes Druva's Disaster Recovery solution and its workflow. It also lists the prerequisites and the operating systems certified and supported by the solution.
- About disaster recovery for VMware virtual machines
- Disaster recovery concepts
- Disaster recovery support matrix, prerequisites, and limitations
- About UEFI firmware support for Failover and Failback
- Disaster recovery licensing
- AWS component costs for cloud DR for VMware
- Druva disaster recovery workflow
- Ports and communication protocols
- Set up AWS proxy
- Describes how to set up AWS proxy on the AWS Portal and Management Console.
- Disaster Recovery Plan
- Describes what a DR plan is and provides instructions to configure virtual machines for disaster recovery.
- Disaster Recovery Network Configuration
- Describes network configurations required for disaster recovery.
- Disaster Recovery Failover
- Provides an overview of Disaster Recovery Failover. It provides an insight to how to fail over your virtual machines in the event of a disaster. It also provides instructions to manage failover settings for the virtual machine.
- Disaster Recovery Failback
- Provides an overview of Disaster Recovery Failback. It provides an insight into how to failback your virtual machines in the event of a disaster.
- Troubleshoot and FAQs
- Provides information about Phoenix and AWS limitations for disaster recovery. It also provides workaround for DRaaS issues that you may encounter and lists the frequently asked questions about Phoenix DRaaS.
- DRaaS Best Practices
- Describe the best practices that must be following while working with disaster recovery.