Hitachi SVP F 00 Series - Chapter 17: Back Up and Restore the SVP; Backing Up the SVP Configuration

Chapter 17: Back up and restore the SVP
Best practices dictate that you back up the SVP conguration to a USB ash drive. That
way, if the SVP fails, you can use the backup to restore the conguration.
Backing up the SVP configuration
Back up the SVP conguration to a USB ash drive using a Remote Desktop connection.
After the conguration is backed up, you can use the back up to restore the
conguration if necessary.
When you back up the SVP conguration, the following items are also backed up:
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Parameters set in the Device Manager - Storage Navigator Environment window
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Connection setting to the authentication server
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Connection setting to the key management server
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Password policy for backing up the encryption key on the client PC
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Window view setting (table width)
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Warning message in the logon window
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Task information
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SMI-S application settings
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HTTPS and SMI-S SSL certicates, and RMI
Procedure
1. From a management console PC, connect to the SVP using Windows Remote
Desktop Connection.
2. Close all Device Manager - Storage Navigator sessions on the SVP.
3. On the SVP, exit to a Windows command prompt as Administrator.
4. Move to the directory where the tool exists, and then issue the following command:
C:\MAPP\wk\Supervisor\MappIniSet\MappBackup.bat [absolute path of the
b
ackup (tgz zip) file]
Note: In this command, C:\MAPP indicates the installation dir
ectory of
the SVP. If the installation directory is dierent, replace C:\MAPP with the
specied installation directory.
5. At the completion message, pr
ess any key to continue.
Chapter 17: Back up and restore the SVP
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