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Category Archives: Azure Site Recovery
Automate the deployment and configuration of Azure Site Recovery for Hyper-V to Azure with PowerShell.
Azure Site Recovery service enables businesses ensure business continuity by keeping their workloads and applications running on Virtual Machines and physical servers available if a site goes down. Site Recovery replicates these workloads running on VMs and physical servers so … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, Azure Automation Account, Azure Resource Manager, Azure Runbook, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Windows PowerShell
Tagged Azure PowerShell, Azure Resource Manager, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Virtual Machines, BCDR, Hyper-V 2016, Nested Virtualization, Recovery Services Vault, Windows Server 2016
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Remove Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) from a WS2012 R2 with PowerShell.
I decided to tear down my Azure Lab IaaS and ASR infrastructure and rebuild it. The process involves removing the ASR configurations, Recovery Vaults, S2S VPNs, VNets and Azure VM running as a Azure based Domain controller for resilience with … Continue reading
Posted in Active Directory, Active Directory Domain Services, Azure, Azure Site Recovery, Azure VPN, DCPromo, Domain Controller, FSMO, Microsoft Hyper-v, PowerShell, Powershell 4.0, Windows Server 2012 R2
Tagged Active Directory Domain Services, ADDS, ADDSDeployment, Azure, Azure Resource Groups, Azure Resource Manager, Azure Site Recovery, PowerShell 5.0, WS2012 R2
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Enable Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 Core Virtual Machine Protection using existing Azure Site Replication Policy.
In this post, I’ll be writing about my steps for enabling on premise Virtual Machine protection to Azure Site Recovery using an existing Hyper-V Site Replication policy. In this deployment, I’ll be adding and registering a Hyper-V Core Server 2012 … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, Azure Site Recovery, Failover Cluster, Failover Cluster Manager, Hyper-v, Hyper-v 2012 R2, Hyper-v Manager, Microsoft Hyper-v
Tagged Azure Classic Portal, Azure Replication, Azure Replication Policy, Azure Resource Manager, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Site Recovery Provider, Azure Site Recovery Services Agent, Azure Virtual Networks, Azure VM Protection, Azure VPN, Hyper-V Sites, Recovery Services Vault
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Implementing Azure Site Recovery Protection for my non-SCVMM Hyper-V Virtual Machines.
BCDR (Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery options) is a big deal for any I.T. Pro. My decision to go with with Microsoft Azure Site Recovery cloud service was easy after considering other options available to me, cost and the specific … Continue reading
Posted in Azure Site Recovery, BCDR, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery
Tagged ASR, Azure Classic Portal, Azure Replication, Azure Resource Manager, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Virtual Networks, BCDR, Business Continuity, Cluster, Disaster Recovery, Domain controller, Failover, Hyper-v, Hyper-v Manager, Hyper-V Replica, Hyper-V Replication, Virtual Machine, VM
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Force Disable of Azure Replication from Orphaned On Premise Hyper-V Virtual Machine.
After successfully stopping and removing protection for one of my replica virtual machines in Azure Site Recovery, I observed that the on premise primary virtual machine replication status changed to a failed state. This would be normal behavior considering that … Continue reading
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