Nutanix Disaster Recovery

Hi everyone,A customer currently operates a VMware vSAN cluster at their primary site and is planning to deploy a new HCI platform at a secondary site. One of the key requirements is that the new HCI cluster must be able to replicate workloads to the existing VMware vSAN environment.My question is the following:Is it feasible to propose Nutanix with AHV for the secondary site while keeping VMware vSAN at the primary site? If yes, which third-party solution would be recommended to ensure reliable replication between Nutanix AHV and VMware vSAN? If not, what alternative HCI architecture would you recommend to meet this requirement? Thanks in advance for your insights and feedback.

Are we able to configure a recovery plan in Nutanix Leap when we have Production and DR clusters (10 Clusters each) managed across two separate PCVMs (both running version 7.5.0.5)?Currently, while creating the recovery plan, I can select individual VMs, but I do not see an option to select at the cluster level. Is this expected behavior when using two PCVMs, and how can we properly configure a recovery plan in this setup?Any guidance on achieving this design would be helpful.

I opened a thread a month ago about Cloud Connect S3 consumption and when checking on it today I found that it was closed to comments.https://next.nutanix.com/nutanix-disaster-recovery-29/aws-cloud-connect-s3-consumption-issue-41499?postid=63137#post63137There was no explanation for this action in the thread or via PM to me. Can someone let me know why this was done?

I wrote a dutch blog about howto perform Nutanix Files DR.https://marcotubben.wixsite.com/marcosblog happy reading :-) 

I’m setting up my DR site, will be using asynchronous/near-sync replication with Protection Policies in Prism Central (NOT Protection Domain) I don’t want to completely drown my WAN link in replication traffic during the initial VM seeding. Is there any way of throttling or controlling the replication traffic?

Hello team,The Mine™ with Veeam Guide only mensions the NX platform. The question is whether we can use Lenovo/Dell/HPE platform to install Mine with Veeam?

Dears:I know currently, there are one setting for remote site called “Compress on Wire”. But I cannot find any related setting in PD-based DR.Here I want to ask: Could PC Disaster Recovery (formerly Leap) support replication compression?Thank you very much!

Hi,Is there a way to query which cluster that a VM is running on from within the VM itself?   I will need this for both Windows and Linux VMs. The reason is I want to take different actions in the Data Protecion Recovery Plan scripts production_vm_recovery and test_vm_recovery depending on which cluster the VMs failed over to.  Thanks,Howard 

PC version Version pc.2024.3.1 Please find the below failover summary in which I can see the guest script is successful as per https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=Disaster-Recovery-DRaaS-Guide-vpc_2024_1:ecd-ecdr-create-recoveryplan-pc-t.html Step 7. When we checked guest for the below script result we found it didn’t run. =========================================== [root@RHEL9 sbin]# pwd/usr/local/sbin[root@RHEL9 sbin]# ls -ltrtotal 12-rwxrwxrwx.

do we need to open port 9440 between sites for successful protection based replication.do we need 9440, 2020,2009 or any other ports required to open

I am setting up recovery plans for disaster recovery between our two clusters. I have been through the documentation multiple times, and I still am confused by the test failover/failback subnets that are configured as part of the recovery plan. Production is easy. We have the primary cluster in one location in Subnet A. We have a recovery cluster in another location in Subnet B. I just set the production subnets to be Subnet A and B at each location respectively with their matching gateway and prefix. The Test Failover/Failback subnets continue to confuse me. The documentation indicates they should be isolated and non-routable subnets which makes sense. But WHERE are those subnets defined? We use external IPAM. Each cluster is connected to a core switch stack at its location. We have a few different subnets/VLANs defined on those core switches, with a defined IP range, /24 in each case. All VMs have static IP addresses, though the core switc

Hello,First post here!I previously developed an automation flow using the Nutanix V3 API that interacts with Prism Central and orchestrates the "Test Failover", "Failover" and "Clean Up" DR Actions for a specified list of Virtual Machines.For the V3 API version, I utilised both the "recovery_plans" and "recovery_plan_jobs" API endpoints.These do not appear to be present within the V4 API (not that I can find in the various V4 API documentation).Are there plans to add these and if so, are there any timescales for when these will be added?Thanks.Regards,Paul 

I’m configuring Nutanix DR with zero compute but when i try to deploy MST from marketplace i receive the following errors:Credential is invalidVariable new_secret_keySecret value for variable is emptyVariable new_access_keySecret value for variable is emptyCredential default_credSecret value for credential is emptyI’ve tried to configure default credentials from self service but with no luck.thanks in advance

Hi,Thoughts from the community please on this one.We have two clusters, in two different data centers with NearSync to replicate VMs.  So my problem is when I do a unplanned fail-over I get a VM with a new GUID, all good, until my backup software (Veeam) sees this as a new VM and creates a fresh full backup.  How do I deal with this in a better way? A full backup of all my VMs is going to need a lot of space and time! 

With the Starter license, am I able to configure asynchronous replication in both directions— from site A to site B and from site B to site A?

Hi. It appears that you cannot backup PC to an AWS storage gateway, it must be able to reach AWS natively. Is this true? Thank you!