About working with application recovery configurations


About working with application recovery configurations
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To work with application recovery configurations, sign in to the Disaster Recovery Orchestrator Console UI as a guest user or a recovery administrator. Then, click the Applications menu in the navigation pane on the left. The adjacent number indicates the total number of applications that the signed-in user can view or administer.

The Applications view lists all the applications on which you have the guest or the recovery administrator privileges.

The following figure depicts the Applications view.

If you sign in as a guest user, you can only view the available data, but you cannot perform any operations.

See Viewing the applications configured for DR.
If you sign in as a recovery administrator, you can configure or unconfigure applications for DR, and perform administrative operations on the applications.

See Performing recovery operations and viewing the related information.

The following information is displayed in the columns on the Applications view:

Column	Description
Application	Name of the application that is configured for DR
Microsoft Azure VM	Status of the application at the cloud site Name of the cloud application host
On-Premises System	Status of the application at the on-premises site Name of the on-premises application host
Replication	Status of data replication Delay in replication
Operation	Name of an operation, if it has been triggered Status of the ongoing operation An action that you need to perform, if the operation has encountered an issue

The Applications view depicts a few more application states in addition to those depicted on the Dashboard view. The following table describes these states, which appear in the Microsoft Azure VM and the On-Premises System columns:

Application State	Icon	Meaning
Heartbeat: In Sync		The application is being monitored and appears healthy.
Heartbeat: Out of Sync		The application monitoring configuration has encountered an issue.
Unavailable		The application is unavailable, because the virtual machine is unavailable. This expected behavior occurs only in the case of the cloud application host, which is deprovisioned after the application recovery configuration is created. The virtual machine is provisioned again during the Takeover operation.
Configuration Incomplete		The application is configured for DR, but the application recovery configuration is not yet finalized.
Partially Available		The application is online, but some of its components are unresponsive.

This view also depicts a few more replication states in addition to those depicted on the Dashboard view. The following table describes these states, which appear in the Replication column:

Replication State	Icon	Meaning
Unkown		The replication file group (RFG) is configured, but replication is not yet started, or the replication service fails to identify the current state of replication.
Error		The replication service fails to receive a response from the secondary site, which possibly encountered an issue.

For information about the other application states and replication states:

See Viewing a summary of all the applications recovery configurations.

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