11 remote support, Remote support page – HP StoreOnce Backup User Manual

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11 Remote Support

Remote support monitors your StoreOnce appliance and allows the appliance to proactively contact
HP if issues arise on the system. All major (an Alert in the event log) and minor (a Warning in the
event log) hardware events generate an alert that is sent to the customer-specified user and to HP
Support. This alert automatically opens a support case. Generally, these alerts indicate that hardware
should be replaced. HP Support can then quickly ship replacement parts to ensure optimal
performance and availability. This feature requires a proxy server path to the internet so the
appliance can communicate to HP Support. Alerts are transmitted over the firewall-friendly port
443.

NOTE:

Enable Remote Support or use HP Insight Remote Support (IRS), but do not use both as it

can result in duplicate error conditions being reported to HP Support.

NOTE:

HP recommends entering the entitlement serial and product numbers even if you do not

intend to use remote support. The numbers are saved with the configuration and can be restored
when the configuration is restored.

The following topics are covered in this chapter:

“Remote Support” (page 135)

“Configuring and modifying remote support” (page 136)

“Customer Information page” (page 137)

“Server page” (page 138)

“Storage page” (page 139)

“Switch page” (page 140)

“Status page” (page 141)

Remote Support page

This page allows you to view the level of remote support and the proxy settings used to connect
to the external network. See

Table 41 (page 136)

for an explanation of the fields.

After all of the required information is filled out on the information pages, click Send Test Event to
test the connection of the remote support. A message will appear indicating whether or not the test
event was generated; contact HP Support to determine if the test event was received by HP.

Remote Support page

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