IBM Virtual Machine Recovery Manager for IBM Power Cookbook

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This IBM Redbooks® publication is designed to give the reader a broad understanding of IBM Virtual Machine Recovery Manager (VMRM). VMRM is a family of solutions that provides high availability and disaster recovery (HADR) management solutions for users of IBM Power servers. The VMRM solutions include the following items:

  • VMRM HA provides a single-site, high availability (HA) solution.
  • VMRM DR provides a dual-site, disaster recovery (DR) solution.
  • VMRM HADR and VMRM HADRHA combine HADR into a single management solution.

Because VMRM is based on virtual machine (VM) recovery, it is operating system-independent, and can provide a solution for any VM running an operating system that is supported by IBM Power.

The publication provides a high-level description of the VMRM solutions that are suitable for management looking for availability solutions for their infrastructure. In addition, it provides in-depth information into the installation, configuration, and management of the solutions, which is designed to help the system administrators that are involved in the installation and management of the solution.

This IBM Redbooks® publication is designed to give the reader a broad understanding of IBM Virtual Machine Recovery Manager (VMRM). VMRM is a family of solutions that provides high availability and disaster recovery (HADR) management solutions for users of IBM Power servers. The VMRM solutions in...

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