May I know the potential reason for this?
Hi
First and foremost thing I can see the VM which you have highlighted as "not configured" .
Can you just click on the first VM where protection status as OK and see if you get that option (just to check)
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You cna try the suggestions given in below blog that worked for me :
Status: Not Configured
The blog says to :
-->Delete the VM from Recovery site
-->Then you could add back VM if you want and options should;d be available now .
There are couple of reasons why the option is grayed out:
1. You are not connected to both SRM servers or one of the SRM servers is not responding
2. It could be permissions issue to edit a protection group.
3. The protection group is a state that does not allow modification - e.g. it is recovered or in test. Please check all plans that this group is part of. They all need to be in "Ready to Recover" state.
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regards
Gayathri
Hello,
3 Things to make a note here.
Regards
Ritesh
Hi Gayathri,
I've got question on
"1. You are not connected to both SRM servers or one of the SRM servers is not responding"
What if one site is down, how can we remove the protected VM, since all action from the Protection Group is grey out?
We're trying to recover a VM using vSphere Replications but the "Recover VM" button is unavailable, since it is protected. So we tried to remove it from the Protection Group, but "Remove Protection" is also grey out, since the SRM server is down on the other site.
Thank You.
Kelvin