Re-Pairing the vCenter Appliance

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In the case of a vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. appliance disconnection, you can re-pair the CloudEndure solution with vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. by re-launchingAfter the replication to the Staging area, launching is the process of setting up the Replication Servers, for Testing or Cutover and Recovery purposes. the vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. appliance and completing the appliance setup.

  1. Log into your appliance directly by clicking on the console image under the Summary tab or log in through the Remote Console by clicking Launch Remote Console.
  2. Your appliance will launch and will automatically connect to the CloudEndure servers. Upon connection, the console will check for updated to the replicator template. If console finds any issues with the template, it will download the most recent file.

    Note: If your appliance is not able to automatically connect to the CloudEndure servers, then it will ask you to manually configure your network settings.


  3. Once your appliance has the latest template, it will prompt you for your CloudEndure credentials. This is a one-time process required to authenticate with vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform.. Enter your username and password into the console. Press Enter.
  4. vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. will connect to CloudEndure and complete the authentication process. You will need to configure the communication between the CloudEndure ApplianceThe CloudEndure vCenter Appliance. You must install the data center in order to use the CloudEndure solution. and vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform..

    Enter your vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. IP or hostname into the console. Then, enter your vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. port for http communication (press Enter if the port is set to 443.)

  5. The console will then need to test your connection. Enter your vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. username and password and press Enter to start the test. The console will test the connection. This may take a few moments.

  6. Once the test is complete, the console will indicate so and will prompt you to enter your CloudEndure ProjectA Project is the basic organizational unit for running a CloudEndure solution. Token.

  7. Enter your ProjectA Project is the basic organizational unit for running a CloudEndure solution. Token. If you ever need to regain access to your ProjectA Project is the basic organizational unit for running a CloudEndure solution. Token post installation (in order to re-pair the ProjectA Project is the basic organizational unit for running a CloudEndure solution. with CloudEndure or for another purpose) you can find the ProjectA Project is the basic organizational unit for running a CloudEndure solution. Token (also referred to as the Installation Token) under the Setup & Info > Other Settings tab or from the How to Add Machines link in the Help menu.
  8. Once the console has connected, enter your vCenterVMWare's virtual environment management platform. username and password.

  9. You will receive a confirmation that the project has been paired successfully.

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