These are a set of scripts to migrate big amounts of machines using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) in VMWare mode (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/site-recovery/vmware-azure-disaster-recovery-powershell for further information) The scripts will use an input CSV file where each row must contain the data for each machine you want to migrate Below a typical execution order in order to do the migration:

• 1 - asr_migration.ps1 (Enable the sync to Azure).
• 2 - asr_updateproperties.ps1 (Update some additional properties on the replication information that it is not possible to set when the sync is created).
• 3 - asr_properties_check.ps1 (Check if the properties are ok compared to the properties on the CSV).
• 4 - asr_test_failover.ps1 (Test the failover)
• 5 - asr_cleanup_failover.ps1 (Clean the fail over on ASR)

Now it is time to stop the machine. (It is not mandatory but it is recommended)

• 6 - asr_failover.ps1 (Make the failover to Azure)
• 7 - asr_complete.ps1 (Complete the migration deleting resources in ASR).

Additional scripts:

• Check sync status:

  • asr_migration_status.ps1 (Check sync status)

• Assign one NSG to one nic after failver:

  • asr_post_failover.ps1

Input CSV must have a header line with specific names and after that must provide migration values according to these header fields for each machine to be migrated

• Sample CSV template

It is also an additional script that can be used as a template to reuse the CSV and create additional processing

• Sample .ps1 template