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7 Select one of the PIT snapshots of this virtual machine and click Go to.
The recovered virtual machine reverts to the PIT snapshot that you selected.
8 (Optional) If you have configured the virtual machine for IP customization, and if you select an older
PIT snapshot than the most recent one, manually configure the IP settings on the recovered virtual
machine.
Cancel a Test or Recovery
You can cancel a recovery plan test whenever the status is test in progress or failover in progress.
When you cancel a test or recovery, Site Recovery Manager does not start processes, and uses certain rules
to stop processes that are in progress. Canceling a failover requires you to re-run the failover.
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Processes that cannot be stopped, such as powering on or waiting for a heartbeat, run to completion
before the cancellation finishes.
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Processes that add or remove storage devices are undone by cleanup operations if you cancel.
The time it takes to cancel a test or recovery depends on the type and number of processes that are currently
in progress.
Procedure
1 In the vSphere Web Client, select Site Recovery > Recovery Plans, and select a recovery plan.
2 Right-click the recovery plan and select Cancel. You can also cancel the plan from the Recovery Steps
tab.
What to do next
Run a cleanup after canceling a test.
Export Recovery Plan Steps
You can export the steps of a recovery plan in various formats for future reference, or to keep a hard copy
backup of your plans.
You cannot export the recovery plan steps while a test recovery or a real recovery is in progress.
Prerequisites
Verify that you have a recovery plan.
Procedure
1 In the vSphere Web Client, select Site Recovery > Recovery Plans, and select a recovery plan.
2 In the Monitor tab, click Recovery Steps.
3 Click the Export Recovery Plan Steps icon.
You can save the recovery plan steps as HTML, XML, CSV, or MS Excel or Word document.
4 Click Generate Report.
5 Click Download Report and close the window.
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