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3. Click Start Recovery Wizard.

4. At the Select Target Appliance Step, select Add the Target Appliance and provide the IP

address of the previous replication target device.

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- Table of Contents3
1 Getting Started7
- The HP Storeonce B6000 Series Backup System7
- Types of User Account8
- The B6000 Management Console Via the Web9
- The B6000 Management Console (CLI)10
- This Guide11
- Other Sources of Information11
2 B6200 Storeonce12
- Overview of the B6200 Storeonce Page12
- Service Sets13
  - Maximum Device Considerations14
- System Information and Status15
3 VTL (Virtual Tape Libraries)16
- VTL Page16
- Libraries17
- Making Replication Target Libraries Visible to the Host28
- Best Practices for Using this Feature29
4 Nas30
- NAS Configuration Page30
- Configuring NAS Targets for CIFS30
  - Authentication Settings31
  - Creating a Cifs Share33
- Configuring Users on AD (CIFS Shares Only)35
- Configuring NAS Shares for NFS39
- Shares (NAS)42
5 HP Storeonce Catalyst45
- What Is HP Storeonce Catalyst45
  - Benefits of HP Storeonce Catalyst45
- Storeonce Catalyst Terminology45
- Storeonce Catalyst46
- Catalyst Stores51
- Troubleshooting59
6 Replication60
- What Is an Appliance60
- Status (Replication)60
- Status Tab61
- Partner Appliances (Replication)62
- Local Settings (Replication)67
- Event History (Replication)71
- VT Mappings (Replication)72
- NAS Mappings (Replication)78
7 Housekeeping85
- The Housekeeping Page85
- Configuring Blackout Windows86
- Pausing Housekeeping87
8 Activity88
- Current Backup Activity Graph88
- Current Replication and Storeonce Catalyst Copy Job Throughput Graph89
9 Reporting90
10 Hardware Problem Report92
- Hardware Problem Details92
1 Storage Report94
12 Hardware95
- Monitoring a Couplet96
  - Monitoring a Node96
    - Failback this Server (Administrator Only)97
  - Msa97
- Monitoring Switches99
13 Device Configuration100
- Device Configuration Page100
- User Management100
- Email101
- Support Ticket103
  - Data Collection105
14 Events107
15 Failover108
- What Is Failover108
  - Controlled Failover108
  - Uncontrolled Failover108
- What Happens During Failover108
- Backup Applications109
- What Does the User Need to Do110
- Running Failback110
16 Restore Processes with Replication111
- Recovering a Source Appliance (Virtual Tape Devices)111
- Recovering a Source Appliance (NAS Shares)115
  - Reverse Replication Using the Wizard115
  - Promoting a Target Share over the WAN Using NAS119
17 Troubleshooting122
- Important Information about Serial Numbers122
  - Recording Bundled Serial Numbers124
- Accessing the CLI124
  - To Access the CLI124
- Power off and Power on124
- Networking Problems126
- Software Update Process128
- Pulling a Support Ticket129
  - Configuring Support Ticket Options130
  - Data Collection130
    - Equivalent CLI Commands131
- Licensing132
- Multiple Users133
- Hard Disk Replacement133
- What Happens to the GUI During Failover137
  - Running Failback138
  - Failover with CIFS Server in AD Authentication138
    - Best Practices138
    - Worked Example139
A Task Roadmap143
- Software Updates144
- Users and Passwords144
Glossary145
About this Guide147
- Hp Technical Support148
- Customer Self Repair148
- Registering Your Hp Storeonce Backup System149
- Subscription Service149
- Documentation Feedback149
Index150

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