Alarm alarm.com.vmware.vcDr.RemoteSiteUpEvent on Folder Datacenters
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Alarm alarm.com.vmware.vcDr.RemoteSiteUpEvent on Folder Datacenters

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Article ID: 367091

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Updated On: 03-18-2025

Products

VMware Live Recovery VMware Site Recovery Manager 8.x

Issue/Introduction

This email is to notify you that an alarm has been triggered in your vCenter:

This alarm is triggered sporadically by vCenter & you will receive email notifications if you have configured mail sender settings. 

srm-prod/vmware-dr.log:  

2024-03-18T16:27:51.288Z verbose vmware-dr[64730] [SRM@6876 sub=RemoteSite ctxID=ca6907b9] Posting event to VC: (dr.eventEx.RemoteSiteUpEvent) {
-->    siteName = "dr-vcenter.vmware.com"
--> }
2024-03-18T16:27:51.288Z verbose vmware-dr[64730] [SRM@6876 sub=IO.Connection opID=300ca579] Attempting connection; <resolver p:0x00007f903c06ab30, 'srm-dr.vmware.com:443', next:<TCP '10.X.X.X : 443'>>, last e: 0(Success)

srm-dr/vmware-dr.log: 
 

2024-03-18T16:28:23.772Z verbose vmware-dr[65437] [SRM@6876 sub=RemoteSite ctxID=bef7079f] Posting event to VC: (dr.eventEx.RemoteSiteUpEvent) {
-->    siteName = "prod-vcenter.vmware.com"
--> }
2024-03-18T16:28:23.772Z verbose vmware-dr[65437] [SRM@6876 sub=IO.Connection opID=8957a0fb] Attempting connection; <resolver p:0x00007f3cd411d610, 'srm-prod.vmware.com:443', next:<TCP '10.X.X.X : 443'>>, last e: 0(Success)

Cause

Site Status Events

Remote site down & Remote site up alarms are enabled in vCenter.

Resolution

Disable the alarms. This will stop vCenter from triggering emails about this event. 

Additional Information

RemoteSiteUpEvent is not only seen when recovering from a failure, but also periodically during normal operation.
How VMware Live Site Recovery Monitors Connections Between Sites
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When VMware Live Site Recovery establishes the connection between two paired VMware Live Site Recovery Server instances, the VMware Live Site Recovery Server that initiated the connection sends a RemoteSiteUpEvent event. The RemoteSiteUpEvent is triggered every time the connection to the remote site is renewed. Typically this happens every 8 hours, which is the default SSO authentication token lifetime.
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