10.4 OST Configuration
4. If Automatic Image Replication is enabled, select the replication target you want to
replicate images to. (You can select only a single target.) When images are replicated,
data will be sent to the selected target.
5. If Automatic Image Replication is enabled, specify the following information:
Remote
Storage
Server
Name
The name of the remote storage server (on the target ETERNUS CS800) to
replicate data to. The source ETERNUS CS800 and target ETERNUS
CS800 must reside in different NetBackup domains.
To configure the target ETERNUS CS800, see "Replication Send" on
page 371.
Remote
LSU
Name
The name of the LSU in the remote storage server that will receive the
replicated data.
Remote
User
The OST user credentials to use for authentication on the remote (target)
ETERNUS CS800. The selected remote user must match a local user on the
Configuration > OST > Manage Users page on the target ETERNUS
CS800 (see "Manage Users" on page 259).
6. Click Apply.
Deleting an LSU
Delete an LSU if it is no longer needed. When you delete an LSU, all data stored on the LSU
is lost.
If you deleted the LSU from Symantec NetBackup or Symantec Backup Exec,
you must wait several minutes before deleting the LSU from the ETERNUS
CS800.
To delete an LSU:
1. Select the LSU in the Logical Storage Unit List.
You cannot delete an LSU if it has more than zero currently active connections. The
number of active connections is displayed on the LSU page (see "Logical Storage Unit
List" on page 253).
You can select multiple LSUs to delete at once.
2. (Optional) Select the Force Delete LSU check box to delete LSUs that are not empty.
Normally, you cannot delete an LSU if it contains existing backup images. If for some
reason you cannot remove files from the LSU, selecting the Force Delete LSU check
box allows you to delete the LSU even though it is not empty.
3. Click Delete.
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