After services are switched from the production center to the same-city DR center through planned migration, the services must be switched back to the production center based on a drill plan.
Before the services are switched back, you need to perform a DR test to verify the data availability to ensure success rate of service failback. After the test, clear test data to avoid failback failures caused by the test data. For details, see DR Testing in the DR Center.
This step aims to switch services back to the production center. After migration, data must be checked and test data must be cleared. For details, see 1 to 4 in Planned Migration from the Production Center to the Same-City DR Center.
If the protected object type is LUN, Local File System, Oracle, IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, SAP HANA, or Microsoft Exchange Server, select hosts or host groups in the production center as the recovery target.
After you complete the planned migration, the application systems are working in the original production center and protected groups become Invalid. To ensure that the production center can be recovered from the DR center when an event (planned or unplanned) happens on it after failback, reprotection must be performed. The replication status from it to the same-city DR center must be established again to synchronize data and ensure services are protected. For details, see 5 to 6 in Planned Migration from the Production Center to the Same-City DR Center.
After the reprotection is complete, the protected groups become normal. The solution network has been restored to the original state.