HP XP Replication Manager Software Licenses Instruction Manuals and User Guides
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| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 580 |
| Size: | 5.37 MB |
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- Application Agent CLI User Guide
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1 Overview of Application Agent
- 2 Application Agent system configurations
- Basic configurations for backing up and restoring data
- Configurations in which data is backed up and restored within a storage system
- Configurations in which data can be backed up and restored between two storage systems
- Continuous Access Software or Continuous Access Journal configuration
- Business Copy and Continuous Access Software multi-target configuration
- Business Copy and Continuous Access Journal multi-target configuration
- Continuous Access Software and Continuous Access Journal multi-target configuration
- Business Copy (multi-generation), Continuous Access Software, or Continuous Access Journal configuration
- Precautions on backing up and restoring data between storage systems
- Configurations using tape devices
- Configurations for operation in cluster environments
- Configurations when VSS is used
- Requirements and precautions for backing up file systems
- System configurations for backing up SQL Server databases
- Requirements and precautions for backing up SQL Server databases
- System configurations for backing up Exchange databases
- Cascade configurations
- CCR configurations
- SCR configurations
- DAG configurations
- Backing up and restoring active mailbox database copies
- Backing up and restoring passive mailbox database copies
- Backing up and restoring the active mailbox database copy and the passive mailbox database copy by using different backup servers
- Backing up and restoring the active mailbox database copy and the passive mailbox database copy by using the same backup server
- Comparison of DAG configurations
- Requirements and precautions for backing up Exchange databases
- Requirements when using RAID Manager to configure a pair volume
- Volume configurations usable by Application Agent
- Requirements and precautions for volume configurations
- Basic configurations for backing up and restoring data
- 3 Preparation for using Application Agent
- Setting up an environment for Application Agent
- Setting up RAID Manager
- Setting up operation of Application Agent
- Specifying the retry count and interval for cluster resource status retry check
- Specifying the retry count and interval for process status retry check
- Specifying the retry count and interval for command execution status retry check
- Setting up the backup option for SQL Server database backup
- Setting up the dictionary map synchronization option for SQL Server database backup
- Setting up the recovery option for SQL Server database backup
- Setting up restoration while cluster resources are online
- Setting up parallel execution of verification processes for Exchange database backup
- Setting communication timeout periods for the Protection Manager service
- Setting up Application Agent for linkage with RAID Manager
- Specifying instance numbers
- Specifying a retry count and interval for pair status retry checking
- Specifying a retry count and interval for RAID Manager command busy retry checking
- Specifying a retry count and interval appropriate to operation style
- Specifying track sizes used when copying data
- Specifying volume pair creation
- Settings for using secondary volume dynamic recognition
- Setting up operation mode when automatically selecting copy groups
- Notes on starting and stopping RAID Manager
- Specifying the installation path for RAID Manager
- Specifying modification of pair status if a backup error occurs
- Creating dictionary map files
- Specifying cluster configuration settings and creating a definition file
- Creating a database configuration definition file
- Specifying settings related to linkage with an SQL Server
- Specifying settings for using VSS
- Creating a cascade configuration definition file for Exchange database backup
- Setting up linkage with a tape backup management software
- Creating a list file
- Updating a dictionary map file
- Specifying how to mount a secondary volume
- Preparations required before executing extended commands
- Checking the prerequisite conditions
- Setting up an FTP service for backing up to tape
- Specifying how to start the extended commands
- Creating a host environment settings file
- Creating operation IDs
- Creating operation definition files for file system backup
- Creating operation definition files for SQL Server database backup
- Creating operation definition files for Exchange database backup
- Checking the temporary directory for extended commands
- Checking the copy-group list file
- Checking the FTP service (if you are going to back up to tape)
- Creating a user script
- Specifying settings for sending mail
- Backing up the Application Agent operating environment
- Creating the Exchange environment configuration file
- 4 Application Agent operations
- Application Agent commands
- Correspondence between extended commands and basic commands
- Precautions on operations
- Precautions on operations
- Precautions on backup and restoration
- Precautions on backup
- Precautions on restoration
- Precautions when executing commands simultaneously
- Precautions for executing commands in a cluster environment
- Precautions regarding backup servers
- Precautions when updating dictionary map files
- Unavailable tools when executing commands
- Disk group configuration that does not allow backup (dynamic disk configuration)
- Notes on pair volume resynchronization in a cascade configuration
- Precautions when executing commands
- Permissions required for users executing commands
- Possibility of concurrent execution with other commands
- Retry time when an error occurs
- Stopping retry operations caused by a command that cannot execute concurrently with other commands
- Executing multiple drmmediabackup or drmmediarestore commands concurrently
- Configurations that requires RAID Manager user authentication
- Starting and stopping the Protection Manager service
- 5 Operation for file systems
- Backing up and restoring a file system
- Backing up and restoring data between volumes
- Backing up and restoring by using a tape device
- Backing up a file system by using a user script
- Backing up and restoring between local sites and remote sites
- Backing up and restoring a file system by using a tape backup management software that cannot link with Application Agent
- Backing up and restoring a file system by using a file share
- Deleting backup data
- 6 Operation for SQL Server databases
- Backing up and restoring an SQL Server database
- Precautions when backing up and restoring a database
- Precautions when restoring a database
- Precautions when recovering a database
- Precautions when backing up and restoring multiple databases
- Database status when restoring and recovering
- Requirements for transaction log backup
- Precautions regarding backup of transaction logs
- Precautions regarding sequences of transaction logs
- Precautions regarding application of transaction logs
- SQL Server database requirements for executing commands
- Backing up and restoring data between volumes
- Backing up and restoring by using a tape device
- Backing up an SQL Server database by using a user script
- Operation using SQL Server transaction logs
- Backing up and restoring transaction log backup files
- Backing up and restoring multiple generations by locking a copy group
- Backing up and restoring between local sites and remote sites
- Backing up and restoring in a multi-target configuration
- Performing restoration and recovery on a host other than the backup host
- Using the SQL Server log-shipping function
- Backing up and restoring in a cascade configuration or multi-target configuration
- Preparations for performing backup or restoration in a cascade configuration or multi-target configuration
- Creating a user script to perform a backup in a cascade configuration
- Backing up an SQL Server database in a cascade configuration
- Backing up transaction logs in a cascade configuration without a backup catalog
- Restoring an SQL Server database in a cascade configuration
- Backing up and restoring using a tape backup management software that cannot link with Application Agent
- Backing up and restoring an SQL Server database by using a file share
- Restoring data to an SQL Server instance that is different from the backup source
- Deleting backup data
- Making an SQL Server database backed up to a secondary volume available for use
- Backing up and restoring when using an SQL Server replication configuration
- Backing up and restoring in an SQL Server AlwaysOn availability group configuration
- Backing up and restoring an SQL Server database
- 7 Operation for Exchange databases
- Backing up and restoring a storage group
- Backing up and restoring data between volumes without using VSS
- Backing up and restoring data between volumes by using VSS
- Backing up and restoring by using a tape device
- Backing up a storage group by using a user script
- Restoring by using transaction logs (Roll-forward)
- Backing up and restoring between local sites and remote sites
- Backing up and restoring in a cascade configuration
- Backing up and restoring in a CCR configuration
- Backing up and restoring in SCR configurations
- Backing up and restoring in DAG configurations
- Backing up and restoring storage groups using a tape backup management software that is unable to link with Application Agent
- Backing up and restoring storage groups by using a file share
- Deleting backup data
- 8 Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting procedure
- Troubleshooting extended commands
- Data required for troubleshooting
- Adjusting trace log settings
- Investigating collected data
- Troubleshooting dictionary map file errors
- 9 Support and other resources
- A Example of an Application Agent environment configuration
- System configuration
- Example settings for the RAID Manager configuration definition file
- Example settings for the Application Agent configuration definition file (init.conf)
- Example settings for the RAID Manager-linkage definition file (DEFAULT.dat)
- Example of creating dictionary map files
- Example of registering SQL Server information
- Example settings for linkage to tape backup management software
- Example settings for the host environment settings file
- Example settings for an operation definition file
- Example settings for a copy-group list file
- B List of files used in Application Agent
- C Replacing primary and secondary volume disks while Application Agent is running
- D Restoring from a tape directly to a primary volume in a Fast Snap or Snapshot configuration
- E Correspondence to Replication Manager GUI terms
- Glossary
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 500 |
| Size: | 4.37 MB |
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- User Guide
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Getting started
- Using the Help system
- Initial setup
- Setting up redundant pair management server configurations
- About redundant pair management server configurations
- Registering redundant pair management server nodes (while creating a copy group)
- Registering redundant pair management servers manually
- Adding pair management server nodes
- Deleting pair management server nodes
- Identifying a pair management server associated with a copy group
- Confirming the prerequisite environment
- Logging in and out
- Quick start
- 3 Replication Manager console
- 4 Setting up information sources
- About information sources
- Registering information sources
- Setting up Application Agent
- 5 Discovering volumes
- Discovering volumes (open systems)
- Discovering volumes (mainframe)
- About mainframe volume discovery
- Volume scan
- Performing a volume scan
- Distributing and managing disk configurations
- About distributing disk configurations
- Example disk list distribution scenario
- Prerequisites for distribution destination hosts (disk configuration definitions)
- Conditions affecting displayed disk list information
- Selecting targets for disk configuration distribution
- Displaying disk configuration definition files
- Editing disk configuration definition files
- Reviewing mainframe volumes
- 6 Setting up authorities
- 7 Organizing resources
- 8 Setting up storage systems
- 9 Customizing monitoring parameters
- Setting up alerts
- About alert settings
- About the Create Alert Setting Wizard
- Alert setting workflow
- Launching the Create Alert Setting Wizard
- Setting the copy pair status monitoring conditions for each copy group
- Setting the copy pair status monitoring conditions for each copy pair
- Setting performance monitoring conditions for each copy group
- Setting performance monitoring conditions for each journal group
- Setting performance monitoring conditions for each pool
- Setting monitoring conditions for copy license usage
- Adding monitored targets
- Setting up refresh intervals
- Setting up data retention periods
- Setting up alerts
- 10 Managing pair life cycle
- About pair life cycle management
- About the pair management wizards
- Pair configuration definition workflow
- Defining copy pairs and pair groups
- About copy pairs
- Create copy pair workflow
- About copy pair configuration definitions
- About creating copy pair configuration definitions
- Copy pair configuration conditions
- Prerequisites for pair configuration
- Storage system conditions for pair configuration definition
- Conditions for volume selection
- Conditions for primary volumes that can be added (open systems)
- Conditions for primary volumes that can be added (mainframe systems)
- Conditions for secondary volumes that can be added (open systems)
- Conditions for secondary volumes that can be added (mainframe systems)
- Creating pairs and pair groups
- Editing pair names
- About filtering candidate volumes
- Selecting multiple candidate volumes
- About volume capacity checking
- Defining copy groups
- Creating a container with multiple copy groups (mainframe systems)
- Defining multi-target and cascade configurations
- Using snapshot groups
- Scheduling and managing tasks
- Distributing copy group definitions (mainframe)
- Creating and managing workflows
- Managing copy pair configuration definitions
- About editing copy pair configuration definitions
- Adding copy pairs (completed workflow)
- Editing copy groups or snapshot groups by associating new pair groups
- Editing copy groups or snapshot groups by associating new copy pairs
- Editing copy groups by setting copy type
- Editing copy group settings
- Editing a path group ID
- Deleting copy groups
- Deleting copy pairs from copy groups
- Importing existing configuration definition files
- Modifying imported configuration definition files
- Performing pair operations
- About copy pair operations
- About copy pair status
- About copy pair states
- Changing copy pair status
- About changing copy pair status
- Pair status transitions (when the target is a copy group)
- Pair status transitions (when the target is a single or multiple copy pairs)
- Supported operations for copy groups and copy pairs (mainframe systems)
- About Change Pair Status Wizard
- Change pair status workflow
- Launching the Change Pair Status Wizard
- Changing the copy pair status for each copy pair
- Changing the copy pair status for each copy group, snapshot group, or container
- Changing the copy pair status for multiple copy pairs (batch operation)
- Confirming copy status during task execution
- Advanced pair operations and recovery scenarios
- Basic operations and corresponding P9000 RAID Manager commands
- Conditions for copy pair operations (basic versus advanced)
- Advanced operations and corresponding P9000 RAID Manager commands
- Monitoring and managing storage systems using virtual command devices
- About virtual command devices
- Prerequisites for virtual command device configurations
- Setting up an SVP as a virtual command device
- Using a Virtual Command Device server
- If a virtual command device fails to call the Device Manager Agent
- P9000 RAID Manager response time and virtual command devices
- Performing user authentication for replica operations
- Monitoring and management of copy groups defined by device group
- 11 Refreshing management information
- About refreshing management information
- Refreshing copy pair status
- About refreshing copy pair status
- Refreshing copy pair statuses data flow (open systems)
- Refreshing copy pair statuses data flow (mainframe systems)
- Disabling the Device Manager refresh function
- Refreshing copy pair statuses manually for each host
- Refreshing copy pair statuses manually for each volume
- Refreshing copy pair statuses manually for each copy group or snapshot group
- Refreshing copy pair statuses manually for My Copy Groups
- Refreshing the copy pair status automatically for each information source
- Refreshing copy pair status automatically for each pair management server
- Refreshing configuration information
- 12 System monitoring
- About system monitoring
- Monitoring configuration information
- Monitoring pair status
- Monitoring performance of remote copies
- Monitoring license usage
- Monitoring application replicas
- 13 Managing My Copy Groups
- 14 Managing resources
- Resource management functions
- Explorer menu items for resource management
- Viewing a list of copy pair configurations
- Viewing a list of copy pairs associated with a task
- Viewing a list of hosts
- Viewing a list of storage systems
- Viewing a summary of storage systems
- Viewing DEVN information (mainframe systems)
- Viewing individual host information
- Viewing individual storage system information
- Viewing information about copy groups belonging to a copy pair configuration definition
- Icons representing a copy topology
- Viewing copy group information in the Pair Configurations view (mainframe systems)
- Viewing copy group information in the Pair Configurations view (open systems)
- Viewing information about copy groups or snapshot groups belonging to a host
- Viewing copy group information in the Hosts view (mainframe systems)
- Viewing copy group information in the Hosts view (open systems)
- Viewing information about pair management servers
- Viewing information about prefixes belonging to a host (mainframe systems)
- Viewing information about volumes belonging to a host
- Viewing information about volumes belonging to a storage system
- Viewing information about CUs belonging to a storage system (mainframe systems)
- Viewing LDEV information (mainframe systems)
- Viewing LUN information in the Storage Systems view (open systems)
- Viewing LUN information in the Hosts view (open systems)
- Viewing storage system information (mainframe systems)
- Viewing storage system information (open systems)
- Viewing information about LDKCs belonging to a storage system (mainframe systems)
- 15 Managing storage systems
- 16 Managing sites
- 17 Managing alerts
- 18 Managing licenses
- 19 Managing users and permissions
- 20 Managing resource groups
- About resource group management
- Editing resource groups
- Viewing a list of resource groups
- Viewing individual resource group information
- Removing hosts from a resource group
- Removing storage systems from a resource group
- Removing users from a resource group
- Removing applications from a resource group
- Deleting resource groups
- 21 Managing security
- 22 Managing information sources
- 23 Managing application replicas
- About application replicas
- Managing generations (replica rotation)
- About storage groups and information stores
- Check replica configuration workflow
- Precautions for replica operations
- Replica data types and configuration requirements
- Software that should not be used during replica operations
- About creating application replicas
- About the Create Replica Wizard
- Launching the Create Replica Wizard
- Creating an application replica
- Restoring application replicas
- Roll-forward versus point-in-time restores
- Restoring in units of information stores (Exchange 2003/2007)
- Restore application replica workflow
- About the Restore Replica Wizard
- Restoring the latest application replica (simple restore)
- Restoring an application replica from the Replica History
- Restoring an SQL Server replica to a remote site
- Using Database Availability Groups (DAGs)
- About Database Availability Groups (DAGs)
- About SQL database and service status
- Using Agent backup scripts (tape backups)
- Performing tape backups and restores
- Replica operations in an SQL Server replication configuration
- Mounting and unmounting application replicas
- Checking the status of application replicas
- Confirming application resources
- 24 Handling errors
- 25 Exporting management information
- About exporting management information
- Exporting alert history
- Exporting event log data
- Exporting the history of C/T delta
- Exporting the history of journal volume usage for each copy group
- Exporting the history of journal volume usage for each journal group
- Exporting the history of pool volume usage
- Exporting the history of sidefile usage
- 26 System maintenance
- 27 Replication Manager CLI tools
- 28 Support and other resources
- A Icons
- B Exceptions
- Cautionary notes for the GUI display
- When multiple Replication Manager servers manage the same information source
- When Replication Manager handles multiple prefixes (mainframe systems)
- C Display formats
- Glossary
- Index