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rManic
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vCenter availability

How can I protect my vCenter from OS crash or application crash?.

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pcerda
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Hi,

You can use vCenter Server Heartbeat to get high availability for vCenter.

http://www.vmware.com/products/vcenter-server-heartbeat/




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Troy_Clavell
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why protect the vCenter Host OS? I say, ensure you use a remote DB and properly protect that with routine backups and maintenance. After all you can bring up a new vCenter Host OS, install vCenter and connect back to the existing DB instance in probably less than 30 minutes.

With vCenter down, the only thing you lose is DRS/vMotion. HA will continue to work with no interruptions.

rManic
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I am having geographically separated two datacenter.If I use heart beat to protect local vCenters ,Can I use SRM along with vCenter protected by heart beat.

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rManic
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My requirement is to use SRM. SRM needs highly available vCenter.

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rManic
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Any luck for my query

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