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title: "Adding Recovery Locations"
description: "All resource groups created based on vCenter Server tags will automatically become available for the creation of recovery locations in the Orchestrator UI."
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breadcrumb: "User Guide > Configuring Veeam Recovery Orchestrator > Managing Recovery Locations > Adding Recovery Locations"
dateModified: "2026-08-26"
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# Adding Recovery Locations

All resource groups created based on vCenter Server tags will automatically become available for the creation of recovery locations in the Orchestrator UI. However, after you assign a tag to an object in the vSphere inventory, the object may not be available in the Orchestrator UI immediately — the data synchronization process between Orchestrator and Veeam ONE occurs every 3 hours.

::: tip

You can speed up the data synchronization process using Veeam ONE Reporter installed as part of the embedded Veeam ONE server. To do that:

1. In a web browser, navigate to the Veeam ONE Reporter web address. 

   The address consists of an FQDN of the Orchestrator server and the website port specified during installation (by default, **1239**). Note that Veeam ONE Reporter is available over HTTPS.

   `https://<FQDN>:1239/`

2. Switch to the **Configuration** page.
3. Navigate to **Data Collection**.
4. From the **Advanced Actions** menu, select **Start report data collection**.

:::

To add a recovery location to be used when performing a failback operation, follow the instructions provided in section [Adding VMware vSphere Recovery Locations](adding_restore_locations.md). To add a recovery location to be used when running a restore plan, follow the instructions provided in sections [Adding VMware vSphere Recovery Locations](adding_restore_locations.md) and [Adding Microsoft Hyper-V Recovery Locations](adding_hyperv_locations.md). To add a recovery location to be used when running a storage plan, follow the instructions provided in section [Adding Storage Recovery Locations](adding_storage_locations.md). To add a recovery location to be used when running a cloud plan, follow the instructions provided in section [Adding Microsoft Azure Recovery Locations](adding_cloud_locations.md).