HP Storage Mirroring V5 Software - Manual (Page 208)

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Advanced Settings
The Storage Mirroring program settings are the user-definable options that control Storage Mirroring application settings and
Storage Mirroring processing settings. This includes options like the name of the verification log file and the size of the Storage
Mirroring memory pool.
Changing the Settings Through the Management Console
All of the Storage Mirroring server settings are located in the Server Properties dialog box. To access this window, right-click
a machine in the left pane of the Management Console and select
Properties . The Server Properties dialog box contains eight
tabs with all of the Storage Mirroring server settings.
General options
The General tab contains basic settings for the selected machine including the machine’s identity and its Storage Mirroring
functionality.
‹ Nickname—You can specify a machine nickname which is saved in the Management Console workspace. This nickname
will only appear on the Management Console on this machine. It is not communicated across the network, but if this
workspace is used on another machine, it will also appear there. For additional information on using a workspace on
another machine, see
Storage Mirroring Workspaces on page 2-9.
‹ Machine—This is the actual machine name. This field is not modifiable.
‹ Addresses—The IP address(es) for this machine are listed in this field. This information is not modifiable and is displayed
for your information. The machine’s primary address is listed first.
‹ Client Transmit Port —This field displays the port that the Management Console uses to send commands to a server.
This port cannot be modified.
‹ Discovery Method —This field indicates the method in which the Management Console identifies the Storage Mirroring
server.
‹ Manual —A Storage Mirroring server was manually inserted into the Management Console server tree.
‹ Broadcast Heartbeat —A Storage Mirroring server is broadcasting Storage Mirroring heartbeats.
‹ Operating System—Storage Mirroring identifies and displays the machine’s operating system.