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Figure 24. Recoverable Item
b Click any date and time in the calendar to see available recovery points. Dates that show as bold have active recovery points. To
minimize data loss, it is important to choose to recover from the latest possible recovery point.
c To select the recovery source, in the Recovery time list, select a recovery point that either indicates Disk or Online (from Azure).
d On the ribbon, click Recover to start the Recovery Wizard.
5 In the Recovery Wizard, in the Select recovery type page, select Recover to original instance.
6 On the Specify Recovery Options page, leave the Network bandwidth usage throttling and SAN Recovery selections without any
modications.
7 On the Summary page, review your settings, and then click Recover.
8 After the recovery completes, click Close to close the Recovery Wizard.
9 Start the VM that you just recovered.
10 After you recover the VM, you must synchronize it as follows. The Protection Status of this VM shows as Replica Inconsistent until it
is synchronized.
a In the DPM Administrator Console, open the Protection workspace.
b Locate and then right-click the recovered VM. Click Perform consistency check.
c In the Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Data Protection Manager dialog box, click Yes to perform the consistency check.
Recovering a VM to an alternate location
You can use this procedure to recover a VM to an alternate location. You would need to do this if the VM was deleted from VMM or from
the Windows Azure Pack management portal for tenants.
1 Follow the rst four steps described previously in Recovering a VM to its original location.
2 On the Select Recovery Type page, click Copy to a network folder.
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