Managing the cloud servers

To manage the cloud servers, go to Disaster Recovery > Servers. There are two tabs there: Recovery servers and Primary servers. To show all optional columns in the table, click the gear icon.

You can find the following information about each cloud server by selecting it.

Column name	Description
Name	A cloud server name defined by you
Status	The status reflecting the most severe issue with a cloud server (based on the active alerts)
State	A cloud server state according to its lifecycle
VM state	The power state of a virtual machine associated with a cloud server
Active location	The location where a cloud server is hosted. For example, Cloud.
RPO threshold	The maximum time interval allowed between the last suitable recovery point for failover and the current time. The value can be set within 15-60 minutes, 1-24 hours, 1-14 days.
RPO compliance	The RPO compliance is the ratio between the actual RPO and RPO threshold. The RPO compliance is shown if the RPO threshold is defined. It is calculated as follows: RPO compliance = Actual RPO / RPO threshold where Actual RPO = current time – last recovery point time RPO compliance statuses Depending on the value of the ratio between the actual RPO and RPO threshold, the following statuses are used: Compliant. The RPO compliance < 1x. A server meets the RPO threshold. Exceeded. The RPO compliance <= 2x. A server violates the RPO threshold. Severely exceeded. The RPO compliance <= 4x. A server violates the RPO threshold more than 2x times. Critically exceeded. The RPO compliance > 4x. A server violates the RPO threshold more than 4x times. Pending (no backups). The server is protected with the protection plan but the backup is being created and not completed yet.
Actual RPO	The time passed since the last recovery point creation
Last recovery point	The date and time when the last recovery point was created