Symantec High Availability 6.1 Solution: Configuring disaster recovery in a VMware environment with non-shared storage

You can use the Symantec High Availability 6.1 Solution to configure disaster recovery (DR) in a VMware environment with non-shared disks, which are managed using Storage Foundation for Windows (SFW). The replication is configured using Symantec Volume Replicator (VVR) or Hitachi TrueCopy (HTC)/ EMC SRDF solution.

For information about configuring disaster recovery in a VMware environment using the Symantec High Availability Solution, see:

Configuring disaster recovery in a VMware environment using the Symantec High Availability solution

This quick reference guide provides:

• A typical disaster recovery setup in a VMware environment involving non-shared storage
• Configuration differences between VVR and HTC/SRDF-based replication
• A DR configuration workflow for HTC/SRDF-based replication
• Sample service group dependency graphs for VVR and HTC/SRDF-based replication
• A list of reference documents and where you can download them

Storage Foundation and High Availability and ApplicationHA documentation for other releases and platforms can be found on the SORT website.