HP StorageWorks D2D Replication Manager version 1.
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Contents 1 Introduction...............................................................................................6 Replication Manager Environment...............................................................................................6 Minimum Requirements..............................................................................................................6 Compatibility.......................................................................................................................
LDAP authentication mechanism: modifying details for users or administrators ......................46 Removing a user or administrator ........................................................................................46 Removing a user from the Active Users tab........................................................................47 Removing a user from the Deactivated Users tab................................................................47 Deactivating a user......................................
Glossary....................................................................................................91 Index.........................................................................................................
1 Introduction HP StorageWorks D2D Replication Manager (Replication Manager) is a standalone software application that provides basic management capabilities in a replication environment, and provides an easy way for customers to manage up to 300 D2D devices that are being replicated across multiple sites. Using Replication Manager, administrators create, manage, and remove groups of devices; and establish and control user and administrator access to the groups and devices.
Compatibility Replication Manager is compatible with the following hardware and software: Hardware Devices • D2D devices 250x, 400x, 41xx, and 43xx Operating Systems • Windows 2000 • Windows 2003 x32 • Windows XP x32 • Windows Vista x32 • Windows 2008 x32 • Windows 7 x32 Browsers • Internet Explorer v6.0 or higher • Firefox v3.5 or higher • Adobe Flash plug-in v10.0 or higher Backup Applications • Replication Manager software is transparent to backup applications.
2 Getting Started Installing Replication Manager Install Replication Manager on a system that does not have PostgreSQL database installed on the system. Replication Manager uses PostrqreSQL database internally, and it requires exclusive access to the database. To install Replication Manager: 1. Obtain the Replication Manager code by following the process found on the customer letter (Read Me First) in the replication License To Use. 2. Navigate to and click on the EH984-10502.exe file.
NOTE: Replication Manager installation includes the following related items, also accessible from the Start button (Start →Program Files→Hewlett Packard→HP D2D Replication Manager): • Backup D2D Replication Manager Database—this utility helps in taking the backup of the configurations made in the software. • Restore D2D Replication Manager Database—this utility helps in restoring the backed up configuration to the software.
NOTE: The default user id admin will be changed to hprmsadmin, with the password hprmsadmin. All other user passwords will be reset to password. IMPORTANT: After you upgrade, it is mandatory that you delete your browser cache to ensure the proper functioning of the application on the upgraded version. Launching and logging in to Replication Manager 1.
NOTE: The default user hprmsadmin continues to log in using local credentials, even when the authentication mechanism currently used is LDAP. 3. Click Sign In. The Overall Status Summary page appears. At the first login for the administrator, only Un-Grouped appears in the Replication Manager Overall Status Summary page. No other devices or groups exist to appear. Perform the tasks in “Configuring the Replication Manager” (page 14) to populate this window.
NOTE: If the Replication Manager detects that the user is already logged in, an error message appears. This can happen for two reasons. • When the Replication Manager browser is refreshed, the system may disconnect the user and require the user to log in again. • If the user closes the browser using the top-right-hand [x], the application signal is disconnected. In either of these cases, if the user tries to log in before the previous session times out, the user must force the login.
For example, compare the information available in the administrator view (shown in Figure 1 (page 12)) to the information available in the user view (shown in Figure 2 (page 13)). Figure 2 Regions of the interface, user view This User Guide includes all procedures that can be performed by the Replication Manager, and specifies those that only the administrator can perform, or that are different for users and administrators.
3 Configuring the Replication Manager To start using Replication Manager the administrator must configure it by performing the following procedures in order: 1. “Adding a device” (page 14) 2. “Adding new users or administrators” (page 15) 3. “Creating a new group” (page 16) NOTE: Only an administrator can perform these procedures. Those with user-level permissions cannot add a device, add new users, or create groups.
If the operation fails, an error dialog box appears. Click OK to close the dialog box, then repeat this procedure. 8. If the operation succeeds, a success dialog box appears. Click OK to close the dialog box. The newly-added devices are included in the list of devices. Adding new users or administrators Administrators can add new users or administrators to the system. The following procedures explain how to add new users or administrators, depending on your current authentication mechanism.
c. d. 4. If you are logged in as the hprmsadmin administrator, you must provide the login credentials of the LDAP from which you are adding the user. Otherwise, the system automatically displays the credentials that were provided upon login. Click Submit. If you only know the E-mail address of the new user: a. Select the User Email id: radio button, and enter the user email address. b.
5. 6. Click the Next button. On the 2. Add Libraries screen in the wizard, if you wish to add libraries to the group: a. b. Click on the names of libraries in the Ungrouped Libraries table to be added to the new group. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each library to be added. The libraries will be highlighted in the table. Click the Add button between the two tables in the wizard.
NOTE: c. d. To remove libraries added to the group, click the names of the libraries in the Selected Libraries table to be removed. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each library to be added. Click the Remove button between the two tables in the wizard. This moves the highlighted libraries from the Selected Libraries table to the Ungrouped Libraries table. NOTE: 7. 8. To add all ungrouped libraries to the group, click the Add All button.
a. b. Click on the name of the user in the Available Users table to be added to the new group. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each name to be added. The users will be highlighted in the table. Click the Add button between the two tables in the wizard. This moves the highlighted users from the Available Users table to the Selected Users table. NOTE: c. d. To add all users to the group, click the Add All button.
Use the Back button to make any changes to the information for the new group. 13. Once the information is correct, click the Finish button. The Success dialog box appears. 14. Click the OK button to exit the dialog box and return to the Group Management screen. The newly-created group is included in the list of groups. NOTE: A group can be created without adding libraries, NAS Shares, or users. To add to (or modify) this group later, follow the procedure in “Modifying a group” (page 49).
4 Managing devices On the Navigation tree, the Devices section is available to users and administrators. Those with administrator-level permissions can view all devices, and those with user-level permissions can only view devices to which they have access.
To filter the devices to appear: 1. In the Navigation tree, select a group of devices (for example, a named group, All Devices or Un-Grouped). All devices in that group are listed in the content pane. The list item filter fields appear. 2. In the left-most Filter by field, select the column by which to filter or select Any Column. The filter options in this field are Any Column, Overall Status, IP Address, Name, Serial Number, Model, and Details. 3.
3. From the list of Available Columns on the left of the dialog box, click the column titles to select those you wish to appear, then click the >> button. These column titles are added to the Selected Columns list on the right of the dialog box. 4. To remove the properties from Selected Columns, click the column titles in that list to be removed, then click <<. These column titles are removed from the Selected Columns list and returned to the Available Columns list.
2. Click View Topology to display the following topology information for the selected group: • The status icon indicates device status. • Lines between devices indicate a replication relationship. The color of a line indicates the status of replication, based on the worst status. For example, if one replication between devices is Critical, but the rest are Good, the line color is corresponds to the Critical status.
• From the Navigation tree under Devices, click the name of the group in which the device resides, then from the list of devices displayed in the table in the main screen, select the radio button next to the device name, then click More Details. • From the Navigation tree, click Devices, then from the list of groups displayed in the Overall Status Summary table click the name of the group in which the device resides, select the radio button next to the name of the device itself, then click More Details.
4. 5. To refresh the device information, click Refresh from the Action buttons. To check more details, click Launch Device GUI from the Action buttons. A new browser window opens displaying the device interface at the login screen. Refer to the user guide for that device or the device software for more information. NOTE: If necessary, disable pop-up blockers on the web browser so that the new window can open.
The screen refreshes to display only libraries of that type. NOTE: If there are no libraries of that type, the list appears but there are no entries. NOTE: When viewing only Source Libraries, click the + sign next to the library name to display the associated Target Library. Source Libraries have only one target library. When viewing only Target Libraries, click the + sign next to the library name to display the associated Source Libraries. Target Libraries may have more than one Source Library. 7.
8. To launch the library interface, click Launch Device GUI from the Action buttons. A new browser window opens displaying the device interface at the login screen. Refer to the user guide for that device or the device software for more information. NOTE: If necessary, disable pop-up blockers on the web browser so that the new window can open.
The screen refreshes to display only NAS Shares of that type. NOTE: If there are no NAS Shares of that type, the list appears but there are no entries. NOTE: When viewing only Source Shares, click the + sign next to the share name to display the associated Target Share. Source Shares have only one Target Share. When viewing only Target Shares, click the + sign next to the share name to display the associated Source Shares. Target Shares may have more than one Source Share. 7.
8. To launch the interface of the device on which the selected NAS Share resides, click Launch Device GUI from the Action buttons. A new browser window opens displaying the device interface at the login screen. Refer to the user guide for that device or the device software for more information. NOTE: If necessary, disable pop-up blockers on the web browser so that the new window can open.
5. Continue viewing the device statistics using one of the following procedures: • “Viewing device disk usage” (page 31) • “Viewing the device deduplication ratio” (page 33) • “Viewing replication jobs” (page 36) Viewing device disk usage 1. 2. Follow the procedure in “Viewing device statistics” (page 30). Click the Device Disk Usage tab. For each device, the Current disk usage (GB) is listed and the Trend disk usage (GB) is presented as a graph.
4. To view the information in table format: a. Select the appropriate duration from the For the last field. b. In the Action buttons area, from the View field, select Tabular. The screen refreshes to display time stamp and disk usage information in table format. NOTE: Select the appropriate value in the For the last field to change the information presented in the table. 5. To export the disk usage information: a. Click Export from the Action buttons. b.
6. To launch the device interface, click Launch Device GUI from the Action buttons. A new browser window opens displaying the device interface at the login screen. Refer to the user guide for that device or the device software for more information. NOTE: If necessary, disable pop-up blockers on the web browser so that the new window can open. Viewing the device deduplication ratio 1. 2. Follow the procedure in “Viewing device statistics” (page 30). Click the Device Deduplication Ratio tab.
The screen refreshes to display the deduplication information for the duration selected.
4. To view the information in table format: a. Select the appropriate duration from the For the last field. b. In the Action buttons area, from the View field, select Tabular. The screen refreshes to display time stamp and disk usage information in table format. The screen refreshes to display the time stamp, the disk space used in GB, the amount of data backed up in GB, and the device deduplication ratio in table format.
6. To launch the device interface, click Launch Device GUI from the Action buttons. A new browser window opens displaying the device interface at the login screen. Refer to the user guide for that device or the device software for more information. NOTE: If necessary, disable pop-up blockers on the web browser so that the new window can open. Viewing replication jobs 1. 2. Follow the procedure in “Viewing device statistics” (page 30). Click the Replication Jobs tab.
The screen refreshes to display the replication jobs trend information for the type of device and the duration selected.
5. To view the information in table format: a. In the Action buttons area, from the View field, select Tabular. b. Select the appropriate device type from the Replication Jobs field and the appropriate duration from the For the last field. The screen refreshes to display the time stamp, the number of jobs exceeding the critical threshold, and the number of jobs exceeding the warning threshold in table format.
e. 7. Click OK to close the dialog box. To launch the device interface, click Launch Device GUI from the Action buttons. A new browser window opens displaying the device interface at the login screen. Refer to the user guide for that device or the device software for more information. NOTE: If necessary, disable pop-up blockers on the web browser so that the new window can open.
3. To permanently remove one or more devices: a. Select the box for each device to be permanently removed. b. Click the Remove Permanently button. A Warning dialog box appears. c. Click Yes to continue. A Confirmation dialog box appears. d. Click Yes to permanently remove the device. A Success dialog box appears. e. Click OK to close the dialog box. The permanently removed device(s) is not listed in the Removed Devices screen.
5 Performing Administration procedures On the Navigation tree, the Administration tasks are available only to administrators.
8. Click Finish to switch the authentication mechanism from local authentication to LDAP authentication. A success dialog box appears. 9. Click OK to close the dialog box. NOTE: When the authentication mechanism is switched from local authentication to LDAP, the system logs out all the users who are currently logged into Replication Manager, except for the default hprmsadmin user.
3. Modify the appropriate information, and click the Modify button. a. If you cannot connect to the LDAP server, an error message appears. Click OK to close the dialog box. b. If the information is correct, a success message appears, and all the users (except hprmsadmin) will be logged out. Click OK to close the dialog box. Removing an LDAP server To remove an LDAP server: 1. 2. From the Navigation tree, select Administration.
Modifying a device polling interval or IP address To modify the polling interval or IP address of a device: 1. From the Navigation tree under Administration, select Device Management. 2. Select the box to indicate the device to be modified. 3. In the Action buttons, click the Modify button. The Modify Device Information dialog box appears. 4. Select the appropriate interval from the Polling Interval field. 5.
5. Click the Yes button. A success dialog box appears. 6. Click OK to close the dialog box. The device is no longer included in the list of devices. NOTE: The newly-removed device is included in the list of devices on the Removed Devices screen. To view Removed Devices, on the Navigation tree under Devices select Removed Devices. These devices can be viewed, restored, or permanently removed. “Managing removed devices” (page 39).
4. 5. 6. Highlight the existing information in the field to be modified, then type the appropriate information into the field (replacing the previous information). Repeat this step for any other fields to be modified. When all information is correct, click the Submit button. NOTE: If any of the information does not meet the format requirements, the screen refreshes and displays an error message in red text above the User ID field specifying which field to correct.
Removing a user from the Active Users tab To remove a user or administrator from the Active Users tab: 1. 2. 3. From the Navigation tree under Administration, select User Management. On the Active Users tab, select the appropriate radio button to select the user to be removed. Click the Remove action button. A Warning dialog box appears, to confirm that the user should be removed. 4. Click the Yes button to confirm the selection.
4. Click Yes to deactivate the user. A Success dialog box appears. 5. Click OK to close the dialog box and return to the Active Users screen. Activating a user The administrator can activate a user. The method of activation depends upon the current authentication mechanism. Local authentication mechanism: activating a user To activate a user, when using the local authentication mechanism: 1. 2. From the Navigation tree under Administration, select User Management.
NOTE: The newly activated user will have the same domain as the currently logged in user.
6. 7. Click the Next button. On the 2. Add Libraries screen in the wizard, to change the libraries that belong to the group: a. b. 50 Click on the names of libraries in the Ungrouped Libraries table to be added to the group. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each library to be added. The libraries will be highlighted in the table. Click the Add button between the two tables in the wizard.
NOTE: c. d. To remove libraries added to the group, click the names of the libraries in the Selected Libraries table to be removed. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each library to be added. Click the Remove button between the two tables in the wizard. This moves the highlighted libraries from the Selected Libraries table to the Ungrouped Libraries table. NOTE: 8. 9. To add all ungrouped libraries to the group, click the Add All button.
a. b. Click on the name of the user in the Available Users table to be added to the group. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each name to be added. The users will be highlighted in the table. Click the Add button between the two tables in the wizard. This moves the highlighted users from the Available Users table to the Selected Users table. NOTE: c. d. To add all users to the group, click the Add All button.
Use Back button to make any changes to the information for the group. 14. Once the information is correct, click the Finish button. The Success dialog box appears. 15. Click the OK button to exit the dialog box and return to the Group Management screen. To modify Un-Grouped: 1. From the Navigation tree under Administration, click Group Management. 2. Select the radio button to select the group called Un-Grouped from the list on the main screen. 3. Click Modify Group in the Action buttons.
NOTE: 8. To remove all users from the group, click the Remove All button. Once the information is correct, click the Submit button. The Success dialog box appears. 9. Click the OK button to exit the dialog box and return to the Group Management screen. NOTE: This same list of groups can be viewed by selecting Devices from the Navigation tree. Moving a library or NAS share from one group to another The administrator can move libraries and NAS Shares from any group to any other group. To do so: 1.
a. b. Click on the names of libraries in the Select Libraries table to be removed from the group and added to another group. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each library to be moved. The libraries will be highlighted in the table. Click the Add button between the two tables in the wizard. This moves the highlighted libraries from the Select Libraries table to the Selected Libraries table.
a. b. Click on the names of the NAS shares in the Select NAS table to be removed from this group and moved to another group. To select several at a time, hold down the CTRL key on the keyboard and click each NAS to be moved. The NAS Shares will be highlighted in the table. Click the Add button between the two tables in the wizard. This moves the highlighted NAS Shares from the Select NAS table to the Selected NAS table. NOTE: button. c. d.
Use Back button to make any changes to the information. 12. Once the information is correct, click the Finish button. The Success dialog box appears. 13. Click the OK button to exit the dialog box and return to the Group Management screen. Removing a group Administrators can remove an entire group from Replication Manager: 1. From the Navigation tree under Administration, select Group Management. 2. Select the appropriate radio button to select the group to be removed. 3. Click the Remove actions button.
5. Click the Yes button to remove the group. A Success dialog box appears, to confirm that the group was removed. 6. Click the OK button to close the dialog box and return to the Group Management screen. The group just removed is no longer included in the list of groups. NOTE: Removing a group moves the devices from that group to Un-Grouped. Un-Grouped, itself, cannot be removed.
6 Modifying user details User details such as contact information and passwords can be modified by using the following procedures: • “Adding user contact information” (page 59) • “Modifying a password” (page 60) Adding user contact information Each user and administrator can add detailed contact information to his or her account using the following procedure: 1. In the Navigation tree, click User Details.
Modifying a password This feature is enabled only when the authentication mechanism is Local. When the authentication mechanism is LDAP, the user must change his password in LDAP. Each user and administrator can change his or her password using the following procedure: 1. In the Navigation tree, click User Details. The User Details fields appear in the content pane, with the current user contact information pre-populated. 2. Click the Change Password button. The Change Password dialog box appears. 3.
7 Managing the history log Each user can view the history log for all devices to which the user has access. The administrator can view the history log for all devices. To do so, use the following procedure. 1. On the Navigation tree, click History Log. The History Log appears in the main screen showing all log entries in ascending order by date. 2. To sort the entries by a specific column, click the column name. The entries are listed in ascending order according to the selected column.
c. d. e. Navigate to the folder in which to save the log. If appropriate, change the default file name. Click the Save button. An Export success dialog box appears. f. 62 Click OK to return to the History Log.
5. Users with admininstrator-level permissions can clear the History Log. To do so: NOTE: Clearing items from the History log deletes the items permanently; there is no way to restore cleared/deleted items. HP advises that the History Log be exported before any items are cleared. a. b. Use the List Item Filter, if appropriate, to display only those items you wish to clear. Select the appropriate value from the Clear log older than field. c. Click the Clear button. A Warning dialog box appears. d.
8 Backing-up and restoring the Replication Manager database The administrator uses the backup and restore utility to make periodic backups of the configuration and device data that is stored in the system Replication Manager. Taking periodic backup of the database will help in restoring the configuration data if the Replication Manager crashes at a later point in time.
5. The database backup is created and the backup file is stored at the specified location. The log entries for the backup utility are available in the DB_BackupRestoreLog.log file located at InstallDir\log folder. Restoring the Replication Manager database This utility helps restore a previous backup of the configuration and device database for Replication Manager.
5. The backup copy of the database information is restored to the Replication Manager. NOTE: server.
9 Command Line Interface for the Replication Manager The Command Line Interface (CLI) provides a way to access the Replication Manager using the command prompt, in addition to using the existing browser-based graphical user interface (GUI). Users can access the Replication Manager using a command line console. Changing the port used by the CLI The CLI tries to connect to the replication manager on port 3095 by default.
2. To enter the Replication Manager through the CLI, choose one of the following options: • Enter the hostname and IP address of the server where Replication Manager is installed. Then enter your User Id and Password. If there is an error, the CLI client displays the error description. Upon successful login, the shell prompt appears. • Enter the following command: rmscli –h -u -p If there is an error, the CLI client displays the error description.
Using HELP for the CLI Client To view the details about how to use the CLI Client: • Choose one of the following options: • To view help content without logging into Replication Manager, open a command prompt and enter the following command: rmscli --help • To view help content after logging into Replication Manager, enter the following command: help Listing the existing commands To list the existing command: Using HELP for the CLI Client 69
• At the command prompt, enter the following command: help The CLI client displays the existing command list. The following commands are available: • show groupsummary • show groups • show devicelist • show criticaldevices • show devicesummary • show libraries • show nasshares • show dedupstats • show repjobstats • quit Viewing the group summary To view the group summary: 1.
2. You can also redirect the output of this command to a file using the –o option. At the command prompt, enter the following command: show groupsummary –o
2. You can also redirect the output of this command to a file using the –o option. At the command prompt, enter the following command: show groups –o
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4. To redirect the output of this command to a file, use the –o option. Enter the following command: show devicelist –g –o
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5. To redirect the output of this command to a file, use the –o option. Enter the following command: show devicesummary –g –a –o c:\devicesummary.txt For example: show devicesummary –g Un-Grouped –a 2UX91202NS1 –o c:\devicesummary.txt Viewing the libraries To view the libraries and their status details: 1. At the command prompt, enter the following command: show libraries The client displays the groups that you own.
2. Enter the appropriate group number or group name of the device. The client displays the list of devices for the selected group. 3. Enter the appropriate device number or device serial number to view its library list and status details. 4.
For example: show libraries –g Un-Grouped –a 2UX91202NS1 5. To redirect the output of this command to a file, use the –o option. Enter the following command: show libraries –g –a –o
4. To provide the options details in one line, enter the following command: show nasshares –g –a For example: show nasshares –g Un-Grouped –a 2UX91202NS1 5. To redirect the output of this command to a file, use the –o option. Enter the following command: show nasshares –g –a –o
1. At the command prompt, enter the following command: show criticaldevices 2. To redirect the output of this command to a file, use the –o option. Enter the following command: show criticaldevices –o
4. To provide the options details in one line, enter the following command: show dedupstats –a For example: show dedupstats –a 2UX91202NS1 5. The default time period is Everything. If you want to change the time period, use the –t option.
6. To redirect the output of this command to a comma-separated values (CSV) file, use the –o option. Enter the following command: show dedupstats –a –o
6. To provide the options details in one line, enter the following command: show repjobstats -g -a -l For example: show repjobstats -g Un-Grouped -a CR2061E862 -l "Library 2" 7. The default time period is Everything. If you want to change the time period, use the –t option.
8. To redirect the output of this command to a CSV file, use the –o option. Enter the following command, as shown in this example: show repjobstats -g -a -l -t
Using the Command Line Interface as a batch file You can use the Command Line Interface client as a batch command for generating reports in the background. The CLI batch commands can be used by other utilities for automatically-generated reports. To view the list of batch commands and their usage: 1. At the command prompt, enter the following command: rmscli –help 2.
A Troubleshooting The Replication Manager provides error messages for all errors. The user can continue with other operations as normal, unless the error prohibits the normal operations of the software. In the case of critical errors such as a database connection failure or an inability to contact the server, an error page appears and provides a description of the error and the option to save the error log on the client system. The user is able to login to the application after the issue is solved.
Table 1 Common issues (continued) Symptom Possible Cause Device status is Unknown for long durations. Network issue or the D2D device is not running. • Check network connectivity to ensure the device is running. Unable to connect to the Replication Manager. • Ensure that device status is not Unknown. The device IP Address is changed (by logging into the D2D application), but the device is already added with previous IP Address into Replication Manager.
Table 1 Common issues (continued) Symptom Possible Cause Solution Fatal Error. Replication Manager is not able to connect to the database. • Ensure that Replication Manager is running on the server. • If the Replication Manager will not start-up: 1. Completely uninstall Replication Manager. 2. Perform a new installation of Replication Manager. 3. Use the Restore utility (see Restoring the D2D Replication Manager database) and choose the most recent backup. Replication Manager service is not starting.
B Support and Other Resources This guide provides information about: • Installing HP StorageWorks D2D Replication Manager • Using HP StorageWorks D2D Replication Manager, with administrator-level permissions • Using HP StorageWorks D2D Replication Manager, with user-level permissions Related documentation The following documents [and websites] provide related information: • HP StorageWorks D2D Replication Manager Installation Guide You can find these documents from the Manuals page of the HP Busines
HP websites For additional information, see the following HP websites: • http://www.hp.com • http://www.hp.com/go/storage • http://www.hp.com/service_locator • http://www.hp.com/support/manuals • http://www.hp.com/support/downloads • http://www.hp.com/storage/whitepapers Documentation feedback HP welcomes your feedback. To make comments and suggestions about product documentation, please send a message to storagedocsFeedback@hp.com. All submissions become the property of HP.
Glossary D D2D The HP StorageWorks D2D (disk to disk) Backup Systems product line. D2D Replication Manager (Replication Manager) The software described in this user guide. deduplication The feature in which only a single copy of a data block is stored on a device. Duplicate information is removed, thereby reducing the amount of storage used by a given data block.
Index A activate user (LDAP authentication), 48 user (local authentication), 48 Administration Device Information, 44 Device Management, 44 Group Management, 54, 57 Modify Group, 49 User Management, 45, 46, 47, 48 authentication mechanisms, 41 B backup, 64 C change LDAP to local authentication, 43 local to LDAP authentication, 41 Command Line Interface, 67 batch commands, 85 change port, 67 critical devices, 79 de-duplication and disk usage statistics, 80 device details, 72 device summary, 74 exit, 84 gro
add users, 15 library add to group, 49 move, 54 remove from group, 49 view, 26 local authentication, 41, 43 add users, 15 login, 11 error, 12 force, 12 M manage history log, 61 removed devices, 39 modify group, 49 IP address, 44 password, 60 polling interval, 44 Un-Grouped, 53 user details (LDAP authentication), 46 user details (local authentication), 45 move library, 54 NAS Share, 54 S Subscriber's Choice, HP, 89 T technical support HP, 89 service locator website, 90 topology view, 23 troubleshoot, 86
