# Undoing a Failover

You can undo a failover to discard changes from a virtual machine that runs on a secondary site and to return to using the original source VM on the primary site.

This operation is supported only for AWS, Hyper-V, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, VMware, VMware Cloud Director, and Azure destination sites.

For Azure and AWS destinations, the option Retain disk snapshots for undo failover operation on the Failover dialog box must be enabled. This option is enabled by default. This will retain managed Azure destination VMs blobs and destination AWS integrity snapshots post failover which will be used to perform Undo failover operation, also this operation could be performed only for managed destination VMs for hot-site groups.

## Before You Begin

For VMware destination sites: To perform failover, test boot, and failback operations for VMware destination sites, VMware tools must be installed on the source VMs before replicating the VMs.

## Procedure

1. From the Command Center navigation pane, go to Secure > Auto recovery > Replication groups.

   The Replication groups page appears.

2. In the Group name column, click the replication group.

   The replication group page appears.

3. In the upper-right area of the page, click Failover, and then select Failback.

   The Failback dialog box appears.

4. Select the Discard the changes since failover check box to perform undo failover operation.

5. Click Failback.

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