"Clone" Operations
How to create, connect to, and use Axilon "Clones"
This page explains how a user can interface with and manage Axilon "Clones" on a day to day basis.
Creating a New "Clone"
Once logged into the client via inputting your credentials, navigate to the
Clonesmenu.Click
Create Clonein the upper right hand cornerFill in the clone creation form:
Name: Choose a descriptive name for your custom failover enclave
Application Image: Select the application image for which you would like to set up the failover/"clone"
Configuration: Select which configuration is associated with this failover enclave (these are the snapshots that will be auto-restored to the clone environment in the background)
CPU: Specify the number of CPU cores to allocate to the clone VM
RAM: Specify the amount of RAM (in GB) to allocate to the clone VM
Network: Select the network on which to place the clone VM
Click
CreateOver the next 10-15 minutes, information about the clone will populate into the dashboard
Connecting to the "Clone"
Navigate to the
Clonesmenu.Click the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the desired clone
Click
RDP Credentialsfrom the menuInput the credentials in the new window into the RDP client of the user's choice
An RDP connection to the failover enclave will open, allowing interface as normal
Initiating a Switch-over to the "Clone"
Navigate to the
ClonesmenuSelect the clone you would like to enable failover mode for by clicking the three-dot menu (⋮)
Click on the
Start FailoverbuttonSelect
Yeswhen askedAre you sure?While Failover mode is enabled, scheduled snapshots and autorestores will run on the failover system instead of the primary. Additionally, manual snapshots will run on the failover system and trigger failback to the primary.
Switching Back from the "Clone"
Navigate to the
ClonesmenuSelect the clone you would like to disable failover mode for by clicking the three-dot menu (⋮)
Click on the
End FailoverbuttonSelect
Yeswhen askedAre you sure?
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