1. Installing Zerto Virtual Manager (ZVM) 9.5 on Windows Server | Solution Architecture Guide!

[@gnancloudgarage]

Agenda The Zerto Solution Architecture How to Install Zerto Virtual Manager (ZVM) 9.5 on a Windows Server? Thank you

[@1Bosh777]

Amazing -- very well explanation and good details--I hope in feature videos you put some live scenario or moving a Zerto DR cluster for example to another vCenter, or failover and network setup on both sides in real scenarios --thanks again !!!

[@gnancloudgarage]

Hi Mina Bosh, Thank you for your positive feedback! Great suggestion and will do it.

[@LeoB-bp6ht]

at 8:08, maybe you referring to WAN as "Wide Area Network"? (not Wireless Access Network link)

[@gnancloudgarage]

You're absolutely right! I meant "Wide Area Network," not "Wireless Access Network." Thanks for catching that, and I appreciate the clarification!

[@kannanveerappan9]

Hi could you please share me how to reinstall the zmv in existing production environment

[@gnancloudgarage]

Hi Kannan, Here are the details for your reveiw. Reinstalling the Zerto Virtual Manager (ZVM) in an existing production environment requires careful planning and execution to minimize any potential disruptions. Here are some general steps you can follow to reinstall ZVM: 1. Take a full backup of the existing ZVM including the Zerto database, SSL certificates, and any other necessary configuration files. 2. Uninstall the existing ZVM instance from the production environment. 3. Install the new version of the ZVM software in the same location as the previous version. 4. Restore the Zerto database backup to the new ZVM instance. 5. Restore any necessary SSL certificates and configuration files to the new ZVM instance. 6. Verify that the new ZVM instance is able to connect to the production environment and all necessary resources. 7. Once everything is verified and working as expected, remove the old ZVM instance from the production environment. It's important to test the new ZVM instance thoroughly before removing the old one to ensure that all replication and recovery processes are functioning properly. Additionally, it's recommended to have a plan in place for any potential issues or downtime during the reinstallation process. It's always a good idea to consult the Zerto documentation and seek the guidance of a qualified Zerto professional before proceeding with any major changes to your production environment. Thank you