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Migrating VM Extensions during an Azure Site Recovery fail over
- May 22, 2019
GregHunter On the path back to the original datacenter are you sure you will have to reconfigure the extensions? From my understanding and when failing over between Azure regions it simply powers off or deallocates the VM in the original location. If you were to run that VM for an extended period of time in the failover location or datacenter pair and modifications were made to the extensions specifically yes you would need to perform those same functions on the original VM.
Hopefully this answers your question. Currently there is not graceful way I am aware of for extensions to move back and forth during a recovery and failback.
GregHunter On the path back to the original datacenter are you sure you will have to reconfigure the extensions? From my understanding and when failing over between Azure regions it simply powers off or deallocates the VM in the original location. If you were to run that VM for an extended period of time in the failover location or datacenter pair and modifications were made to the extensions specifically yes you would need to perform those same functions on the original VM.
Hopefully this answers your question. Currently there is not graceful way I am aware of for extensions to move back and forth during a recovery and failback.
- GregHunterMay 29, 2019Copper Contributor
Bryan Haslip thanks for the reply! I can confirm when failing back to the source site that the extensions do stay in place. It threw me a little when I first migrated and could not see the extensions. I have a better understanding now of how ASR works.
Thanks again for your input Bryan