In the first 2 parts of this series, you’ve heard me discuss planning and architecting your VMware® vCenter™ Site Recovery Manager™ to orchestrate the failover of a group of virtual machines (VMs) from one location to another. This post discusses how to properly build, test and deploy your environment in a way that will provide you maximum reward.
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