PowerProtect Data Manager 19.16 Azure Deployment Guide

Configuring disaster recovery

PowerProtect Data Manager can be configured to automatically back up critical servers on a periodic basis. This protects your infrastructure from catastrophic data loss.

It is recommended to enable DD MTree replication on a local DDVE instance so that the disaster-recovery data is replicated to a DDVE instance in a different region or Availability Zone. Such an infrastructure enhances existing data-protection schemes.

When configured, the RPO of server disaster-recovery backups is a maximum of one hour, and the RTO of server disaster recovery is approximately 45 minutes, depending on the amount of data recovered. Even if PowerProtect Data Manager server disaster-recovery backups are up to an hour old, the system will attempt to synchronize any backups that occurred between the last backup and the time of failure.

For more information about how to prepare for and recover from a disaster, see the PowerProtect Data Manager Administrator Guide at Customer Support: