VGP Failover Test

  • Adrian M
    December 19, 2022 02:32:41 AM

    Hello everyone: I’m trying to create a power shell script to be able to do a failover test of several VPG’s that can be read from a csv file the name of each VPG that I need to test. If anyone can help me or guide me with this, please. Thanks for the help.

    Chris R
    December 20, 2022 09:08:13 AM

    To failover VPGs (Virtual Protection Groups) in Zerto using PowerShell, you can use the following steps:

    1. First, you will need to install the Zerto PowerShell module. To do this, open a PowerShell window and run the following command:

    Install-Module -Name Zerto -Scope CurrentUser

    1. Next, you will need to import the Zerto PowerShell module and authenticate to your Zerto environment. To do this, run the following commands:

    Import-Module Zerto

    Connect-Zvm -ZvmIPAddress “zvm_ip_address” -UserName “username” -Password “password”

    1. Once you are authenticated, you can use the Get-ZertoVpg cmdlet to retrieve a list of VPGs in your environment. You can filter this list by VPG name using the -Name parameter.

    $vpgs = Get-ZertoVpg -Name “vpg_name”

    1. To failover a VPG, you can use the Start-ZertoVpgFailover cmdlet. This cmdlet has several options that you can use to control the failover process, such as -AsTest, -DeleteRecoveryVpg, and -Rollback.
    Start-ZertoVpgFailover -Vpg $vpgs -AsTest
    1. If you have a list of VPG names in a CSV file, you can use the Import-Csv cmdlet to read the file and loop through the VPG names. Here’s an example of how you could do this:

    $vpgNames = Import-Csv -Path “C:\path\to\vpgs.csv”

    foreach ($vpgName in $vpgNames) {
    $vpg = Get-ZertoVpg -Name $vpgName.Name
    Start-ZertoVpgFailover -Vpg $vpg -AsTest
    }

    This code will read the CSV file, retrieve the VPG object for each VPG name, and then start a test failover for each VPG.

    Regards

    Chris

     

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