HP Data Protector software interaction with deduplication enabled replication

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Import
For both device families a device specific task needs to be scheduled to retrieve information on
which cartridges will be added to the import queue list.
Note: Scheduler examples are shown in the Addendum of this document.
VLSHandler
For the VLS device an e-mail with an attachment will be checked which has been sent from the
VLS device to an e-mail server.
Note: The e-mail contains the information in the following format:
From: administrator@<VLS_hostname>
Subject: Replication Data for ISV Import
Status : <Replication_status>
Report Name : Replication Data for ISV Import
Report Generation Time : <Timestamp>
Report Frequency : <Scheduling_frequency>
Attachment:
ISV~<virtual cartridge barcode>~<virtual library>~<virtual library slot number>
ISV~<virtual cartridge barcode>~<virtual library>~<virtual library slot number>
ISV~<virtual cartridge barcode>~<virtual library>~<virtual library slot number>
Example:
************************************
From: administrator@devicename.test.com
Subject: Replication Data for ISV Import
Status : Successful
Report Name : Replication Data for ISV Import
Report Generation Time : Wed Mar 18 16:00:00 MDT 2009
Report Frequency : Hourly
Example Attachment:
ISV~MP0001~01YFOfAM00~1
ISV~MP0002~01YFOfAM00~2
ISV~VS1011~01YFOfAM07~48
ISV~JP0023~01YFOfAM04~23
ISV~MP0003~01YFOfAM00~3
ISV~JP0024~01YFOfAM04~24
*************************************
The attachment information is used to gather new import jobs. The setting received as the
<virtual library> must be configured in the configuration file.
To import the tasks from the VLS e-mail to the import queue list you have to call:
perl vlsHandler.pl –cfg <configuration file>
Prerequisites:
Notification e-mail arrives at the e-mail server.
VLS target libraries (serial number) are configured in the configuration file.
The VLSHandler is called by a scheduler or manually. The perl script
vlsHandler.pl calls
another perl script named
VLSHandler.pm to download the notification e-mail attachments and
then the parsed e-mails are deleted on the e-mail server.
The VLSHandler transforms the e-mail attachment job details into the queue format and adds the
tasks to the queue.
Another possibility is to call the VLSHandler is with the parameter
-notificationfile:
perl vlsHandler.pl –cfg <configuration file> pl –notificationfile
<notificationfile>
In this case only the notificationfile is used that contains the VLS tasks no e-mails.
Example:
The file
ISVImportShort.csv might contain following tasks: