HP Storage Mirroring V4.5 Software - Manual (Page 138)

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File
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Server
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Computer Browser
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SharePoint
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IISADMIN
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HTTPFilter
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SMTPSVC
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W3SVC
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SPAdmin
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SPSearch
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SPTimerV3
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SPTrace
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SPWriter
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BlackBerry
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BlackBerry Router
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BlackBerry Server Alert
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BBAttachServer
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BlackBerry Controller
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BlackBerry Database Consistency Service
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BlackBerry Dispatcher
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BlackBerry Policy Service
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BlackBerry SyncServer
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BlackBerry MDS Connection Service
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MdsTomcat
3. On the target, open the Failover Control Center (Start, Programs, Storage Mirroring,
Failover Control Center).
4. Double-click the target machine that is currently standing in for the failed source to login.
5. Highlight the failed source and click Failback. The failback script created earlier will run
automatically. During failback, Windows Event Viewer and the Storage Mirroring log record the
failback events. When failback is complete, the services will be stopped on the target and the
Failback Complete dialog box will appear.
6. Do not select Continue or Stop at this time. First, reconnect the source to the network.
7. After the source is available on the network, select Continue (to restart monitoring) or Stop to
disable monitoring.
8. To begin the restoration process, open the Storage Mirroring Management Console on the target
(Start, Programs, Storage Mirroring, Management Console).
9. Login to the source machine by double-clicking on it.
10. Right-click on the original connection and select Disconnect .
NOTE: If the source is purely a SQL server (that is, the back-end for a SharePoint
configuration), you will not need these services. If the source is a combined
SharePoint front-end and SQL back-end, you will need to add these services.
Application Connection name
Exchange
xdag01_<source server name>_<target server name>
SQL
sqldag01_<source server name>_<target server name>
File server
fileprint_<source server name>_<target server name>