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g Click Apply, click OK two times, and then click Close.

2 Run the password reset script. After you restore any of the following databases, run the password reset script as described in How to

run the MCPasswordReset script:

• Operations Manager database

• VMM database

• SMA database

• SPF database

• Any of the Windows Azure Pack databases

3 Run the database consistency runbooks.

a In the Windows Azure Pack management portal for administrators, run the Congure-DataConsistency runbook. You only have

to run this runbook one time—the rst time that you use the data consistency runbooks.

b Run the Invoke-DataConsistency runbook to detect inconsistencies. You can run this when there is live trac on the system.

However, with live trac, detection may take longer. Specify the following parameter values:

Table 31. Parameter values for Invoke-DataConsistency runbook

Parameters Value

AllowRepair No

ReportDestination Enter the UNC share path of the destination to store the output report, for example

\\<Prex>CON01\DCOutput. This is the share that you created earlier.

Subsystem VMProvider

c When detection nishes, you can view the output report at the destination that you specied for ReportDestination. The report

looks similar to the following:

Figure 47. Data Consistency Master Report

The report indicates a status of either "Succeeded" or "Inconsistencies Detected."

d If there are inconsistencies that were detected, expand the category for more details. To repair inconsistencies, do the following:

NOTE

: You can run repair operations when there is live trac on the system. However, with live trac,

repair may take longer.

• To perform automatic recovery of as many issues as possible, run the Invoke-DataConsistency runbook with AllowRepair

set to Yes, and Subsystem set to VMProvider.

• For issues that cannot be automatically recovered, see the following section of this guide, Troubleshooting data consistency

issues.

Operations