Once you have access to the VMware Live Recovery to your VMware Cloud Services organization, you can set up VMware Live Cyber Recovery.
When you set up VMware Live Cyber Recovery, you are activating an AWS region to use for snapshot replication, recovery, and ransomware recovery operations.
Part of setting up VMware Live Cyber Recovery requires authorizing access to VMware Cloud Services and VMware Cloud on AWS. VMware Live Cyber Recovery leverages OAuth 2.0 apps to enable this authorization.
When you set up of
VMware Live Cyber Recovery, you authorize the creation of two OAuth apps, which in turn authorizes
VMware Live Cyber Recovery to connect to
VMware Cloud Services and
VMware Cloud on AWS:
- An OAuth app named 'Cyber Recovery - VMware Cloud Services' is used to connect to VMware Cloud Services, so you can protect sites and create protection groups with snapshot replication. This OAuth app must be created before you can use VMware Live Cyber Recovery.
- An OAuth app named 'Cyber Recovery - VMC on AWS' is used to connect to VMware Cloud on AWS, which enables you to deploy a recovery SDDC and perform disaster and ransomware recovery operations. Creating this Oauth app is optional, but without it you cannot perform any disaster or ransomware recovery operations.
You only need to authorize access once. If the two OAuth apps used to authorize
VMware Live Cyber Recovery gets modified or deleted, you can
reauthorize access.
Note: If you want to authorize this access before you set up the service, see
Authorize Access for VMware Live Cyber Recovery.
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What to do next
Now that you set up VMware Live Cyber Recovery and activated a cyber recovery region, you can now manage the region and access the VMware Live Cyber Recovery UI.