HP Storage Mirroring Software User Manual
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Recovery
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Delete the original protection job—The original protection job is
stopped and then deleted.
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Stop the original protection job—The original protection job is
stopped but is not deleted. It can be restarted after the recovery.
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Leave the original protection job running—The original protection
job is not stopped or deleted. Keep in mind with this option that the data
on the recovery server could become inconsistent or corrupted because
the original source protection job could be transmitting data to the
repository server and that data might get transmitted to the recovery
server, depending on the progress of the recovery process.
15. Click Next to continue.
16. At the Recovery summary page, you can review the choices you have made and
you can also configure optional settings. If you need to make any changes to the
selections you made, click Back to return to the previous pages. If you want to
, click Configure. Once you have completed your
configuration, click Finish to start the recovery.
17. Monitor the progress of the recovery mirror on the
page.
18. When the recovery mirror has completed, the Activity will change to Recovery
Paused (unless you disabled the wait for user intervention option, in which case
the recovery server will reboot immediately). Use this time to complete any
necessary tasks. When you are ready to complete the recovery, click Recover on
the Monitor page toolbar (the life preserver icon) to complete the recovery process.
Once the recovery server has been rebooted, it will become the original source
server.
Note: Because the Windows product activation is dependent on hardware, you
may need to reactivate your Windows registration after recovery. Follow the
on-screen prompts to complete the reactivation.