Veeam Istant Recovery in a host with different subnet
Same building, different departments with different WAN Connections.
Network 1 with a fortigate UTM
lan:192.168.200.x
Wan: x.x.x.x
vlan1 interface: 172.10.70.1
vlan1 interface provides necessary routing through a static route between 192.168.200.x and 137.0.0.x lans in order to achieve connection from veeam backup server to 137.0.0.x host.
host 1 vmware
1 dc
1 SMB
host 2 vmware
1 SQL Server DB APP
host 3 vmware
1 Veeam Backup Server
Backup REPO is in the 192.168.200.x network
Network 2 with a fortigate UTM
lan:137.0.0.x
Wan: x.x.x.x
vlan1 interface: 172.10.70.2
vlan1 interface provides necessary routing through a static route between 192.168.200.x and 137.0.0.x lans in order to achieve connection from veeam backup server to 137.0.0.x host.
host 4 vmware
1 dc
1 SMB
1 SQL Server DB APP
Scenario
We save all vm backups in the Veeam Backup Server in the 192.168.200.x network.
IF host 4 vmware goes in fault?
How could I perform a VM istant recovery for example in the host 1, host 2 or host 3 just to let employers continues to work?
All the other hosts are in the Network 1 (ip class 192.168.200.x), but VMs interested in restore in thi scenario have an IP class 137.0.0.x.
Thanks in advance guys!
Network 1 with a fortigate UTM
lan:192.168.200.x
Wan: x.x.x.x
vlan1 interface: 172.10.70.1
vlan1 interface provides necessary routing through a static route between 192.168.200.x and 137.0.0.x lans in order to achieve connection from veeam backup server to 137.0.0.x host.
host 1 vmware
1 dc
1 SMB
host 2 vmware
1 SQL Server DB APP
host 3 vmware
1 Veeam Backup Server
Backup REPO is in the 192.168.200.x network
Network 2 with a fortigate UTM
lan:137.0.0.x
Wan: x.x.x.x
vlan1 interface: 172.10.70.2
vlan1 interface provides necessary routing through a static route between 192.168.200.x and 137.0.0.x lans in order to achieve connection from veeam backup server to 137.0.0.x host.
host 4 vmware
1 dc
1 SMB
1 SQL Server DB APP
Scenario
We save all vm backups in the Veeam Backup Server in the 192.168.200.x network.
IF host 4 vmware goes in fault?
How could I perform a VM istant recovery for example in the host 1, host 2 or host 3 just to let employers continues to work?
All the other hosts are in the Network 1 (ip class 192.168.200.x), but VMs interested in restore in thi scenario have an IP class 137.0.0.x.
Thanks in advance guys!
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:
Accepted answer: 0 points for tr4ding's comment #a40616898
for the following reason:
I tested the solution in person in a lab environment.
Accepted answer: 0 points for tr4ding's comment #a40616898
for the following reason:
I tested the solution in person in a lab environment.
I'm not sure why my answer, which is directly in line with yours, does not deserve at least some points?
Thanks for that. :)
ASKER
I looked deeply into this.....Veeam doesn't provide a re-ip mapping when performing a VM Instant Recovery (only in case of replica).
The only way to resolve the issue is to connect "directly" the host using a VMware Distributed Switch. Once you use a physical nic as an uplink for this new VM Network, you may restore the VM directly without any changes.
If someone wants some other explanations, do not hesitate!