What happens if the source VM fails, and how can I recover from such scenarios?

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• What happens if the source VM fails, and how can I recover from such scenarios?

  If the source VM fails, BDRSuite allows you to failover to the replicated VM at the target site. You can immediately start using the failover VM to ensure business continuity.You can then initiate failback to restore replication from the failover VM ...

• Unable to Retrieve Previous VM Snapshot in BDRSuite

  KB ID: 105042 Cause: The error message "Unable to get previous VM snapshot" occurs due to the absence of a previous snapshot for a VM's replica in the DR site. Several scenarios can lead to this issue: Deletion of the respective replica's snapshot ...

• Source Might Be Altered

  KB ID: 64 Cause: The Image backup job may fail with the error message "Source might be altered. Please check if the source disk order is correct." This error occurs when the GUID of a volume has been changed after configuring the disk image backup. ...

• CBT Not Enabled for Incremental VM Backup in BDRSuite for VMware

  KB ID: 105008 Issue: CBT (Changed Block Tracking) not being enabled can lead to errors during VMware backups. This error message may arise if CBT is disabled after a Full Backup or the preceding incremental backup. Various scenarios can trigger this ...

• Title: Backup Success with CBT Failure: Handling Full Resend of VM Data in BDRSuite

  KB ID: 105070 Summary: This knowledge base article addresses the scenario where a backup operation is reported as completed successfully, but Change Block Tracking (CBT) fails for a specific VM in BDRSuite. This situation arises due to multiple ...