- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Configuring and Managing Storage and Applications
- Configuring and Managing Multiple Network Links for CyberSense
- Configuring and Managing Policies and Copies
- Managing Reports
- Monitoring Cyber Recovery Components
- Performing a NetWorker Recovery with Cyber Recovery
- Performing an Avamar Recovery with Cyber Recovery
- Recovering Avamar data
- Preparing the production-side Avamar system
- Checklist for Cyber Recovery with Avamar
- Creating the Avamar DD Boost account and UID for Cyber Recovery
- Initiating an Avamar recovery in the Cyber Recovery UI
- Performing manual steps for Avamar recovery
- Cleaning up after an Avamar recovery
- Performing a PowerProtect Data Manager Recovery with Cyber Recovery
- Recovering PowerProtect Data Manager data
- Meeting prerequisites for a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery
- Initiating a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery in the Cyber Recovery UI
- Running a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery check
- Cleaning up after a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery
- Performing postrecovery steps for a PowerProtect Data Manager recovery
- Administration
- Administration overview
- Manually securing and releasing the Cyber Recovery vault
- Configuring and managing users
- Setting password policy
- Resetting Cyber Recovery passwords
- Managing login sessions
- Configure mail server support
- Resetting the IP address on the management host
- Changing the network gateway on the Cyber Recovery server
- Updating the SSL security certificate
- Changing time zones
- Changing the log level
- Collecting logs for upload to support
- Configuring a telemetry report
- Log file rotation
- Protecting the Cyber Recovery configuration
- Retrieving your preserved Cyber Recovery configuration
- Setting up a maintenance schedule
- Cyber Recovery disaster recovery
- Troubleshooting
Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery 19.15 Product Guide
Cyber Recovery architecture
The Cyber Recovery solution uses DD systems to replicate data from the production system to the Cyber Recovery vault through a dedicated replication data link.
The following diagram shows the production and Cyber Recovery vault environments:
NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, this document uses the term
Cyber Recovery vault to describe the vault environment, which includes the
DD system, the management host, and backup and analytics applications.
The Cyber Recovery vault is a customer-provided secure location of the DDMTree replication destination. It requires dedicated resources including a network, and though not required but strongly recommended, a name service such as DNS and a clock source. The Cyber Recovery vault can be at another location (hosted by a service provider, for example).
Production environment
In the production environment, applications such as the Avamar, NetWorker, and PowerProtect Data Manager applications manage backup operations, which store the backup data in MTrees on DD systems. The production DD system is configured to replicate data to a corresponding DD system in the Cyber Recovery vault.
Vault environment
The Cyber Recovery vault environment includes the Cyber Recovery management host, which runs the Cyber Recovery software and a DD system. If required for application recoveries, the Cyber Recovery vault can also include NetWorker, Avamar, PowerProtect Data Manager, and other applications.
By installing and licensing the CyberSense, you can validate and analyze your data.
By enabling the Sheltered Harbor feature, you can protect financial data against catastrophic events in accordance with financial sector Sheltered Harbor initiative's standards.
The Cyber Recovery software enables and disables the replication Ethernet interface and the replication context on the DD system in the Cyber Recovery vault to control the flow of data from the production environment to the vault environment. For short periods of time, the Cyber Recovery vault is connected to the production system over this dedicated interface to perform replications. Because the management interface is always enabled, other Cyber Recovery operations are performed while the Cyber Recovery vault is secured.
NOTE: From the
DD command-line interface (CLI) and the
DD user interface (UI),
MTrees are displayed using the following
Cyber Recovery naming convention:
/data/col1/cr-policy-<policyID>-repo
where <policyID> is the unique ID that is created when you create a Cyber Recovery policy.
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