Before you can start using vSphere Replication, you must register the vSphere Replication appliance with the vCenter Lookup Service and the Single Sign-On administration server in the environment.
In the vSphere Web Client, on the vSphere Replication Home tab, you can check the list of vCenter Server instances in the Single-Sing On domain, and the status of vSphere Replication on each vCenter Server instance.
The following table lists the vSphere Replication states that you can observe, their meanings, and what you can do to change a state back to normal.
| Status | Description | Remediation |
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| Not installed | The vSphere Replication extension is not registered in the vCenter Server Extension Manager. The vSphere Replication appliance is either not deployed or the vSphere Replication extension has been deleted from the vCenter Server Extension Manager. |
If a vSphere Replication appliance is deployed on this vCenter Server, restart the appliance or the vSphere Replication Management service on the appliance.
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| Enabled (Configuration issue) | A configuration error occurred. The vSphere Replication Management Server is either not registered with the vCenter SSO components, or the configuration is incorrect and must be updated. You cannot manage existing replications, or configure new replications to this server . |
Configure the vSphere Replication appliance.
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| Enabled (Not accessible) | The vSphere Replication Management Server is not accessible. The vSphere Replication extension is registered in the vCenter Server Extension Manager, but the vSphere Replication appliance is missing or powered off, or the vSphere Replication Management service is not running. You cannot manage existing replications, or configure new replications to this server . |
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| Enabled (OK) | The vSphere Replication appliance is installed, configured, and functioning properly. | Not needed. |
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