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Change Recovery Settings

You can adjust default values for timeouts that occur when you test or run a recovery plan. You might

adjust default values if tasks fail to finish because of timeouts.

Several types of timeouts can occur when recovery plan steps run. These timeouts cause the plan to pause

for a specified interval to give the step time to finish.

Site Recovery Manager applies some advanced settings to a virtual machine at the moment that you

configure protection on that virtual machine:

recovery.defaultPriority

recovery.powerOnTimeout

recovery.powerOnDelay

recovery.customizationTimeout

recovery.skipGuestShutdown

recovery.powerOffTimeout

Site Recovery Manager keeps a copy of virtual machine recovery settings on each Site Recovery Manager

site. If recovery advanced settings are different on the protection and recovery sites,Site Recovery Manager

initializes recovery settings for a virtual machine to different values at each site. Then when

Site Recovery Manager recovers the virtual machine from site A to site B, it applies the local recovery

settings for site B. When recovering from site B to site A Site Recovery Manager applies the local recovery

settings for site A. This condition exists until you explicitly edit and save individual virtual machine

recovery settings from the recovery plan Virtual Machines tab. Recovery settings for the affected virtual

machine synchronize and become identical on both Site Recovery Manager sites.

Procedure

1 In the vSphere Web Client, click Site Recovery > Sites, and select a site.

2 On the Manage tab, click Advanced Settings.

3 Click Recovery.

4 Click Edit to modify the recovery site settings.

Option Action

Change the IP customization

timeout. The default value is 600

seconds.

Enter a new value in the recovery.customizationTimeout text box.

Change the default priority for

recovering a virtual machine. The

default value is 3.

Enter a new value in the recovery.defaultPriority text box.

Enable or disable forced recovery.

The default value is false.

Select or deselect the recovery.forceRecovery check box. Activate forced

recovery in cases where a lack of connectivity to the protected site severely

affects RTO. This setting only removes the restriction to select forced

recovery when running a recovery plan. To actually enable forced

recovery, select it when you run a plan.

Change the timeout for hosts in a

cluster to power on. The default

value is 1200 seconds.

Enter a new value in the recovery.hostPowerOnTimeout text box.

Change the timeout for guest OS to

power off. The default value is 300

seconds.

Enter a new value in the recovery.powerOffTimeout text box. The new

time-out value applies to power-off tasks for virtual machines at the

protected site.

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