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StoragePoint 6.3 - Reference Guide

Planning the Metalogix StoragePoint Implementation Backup/Restore and Disaster Recovery Synchronous versus Asynchronous Setting up Metalogix StoragePoint Default Values General Settings Managing Storage and Backup Endpoints Managing Storage Profiles Metalogix StoragePoint Timer Job Monitoring File Share Librarian Large File Support Dashboard User Experience Activating the Software Appendix A: Import\Export Tool About Us

Troubleshooting

Problem:  Problems with Excel Services or other SSP service with Metalogix StoragePoint installed

1.When using the FileSystem adapter, make sure that the account under which the SSP Application Pool process is running has been granted access to the BlobStore.

2.Make sure that the account under which the SSP Application Pool process is running has been granted access to the Metalogix StoragePoint database. They will need both DataReader and DataWriter permissions.

Managing Storage Profiles

Storage Profiles dictate when and how content BLOBs will be externalized. They scope of a profile can be a web application or a content. Storage Profiles can point to one or multiple endpoints. Storage profiles can be created manually, or as the result of a creating a File Share Librarian configuration. See File Share Librarian for more information.

Click the Storage Profiles link on the Application Management page in SharePoint Central Administration.
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FILTERING THE STORAGE PROFILES

The pane on the left of the screen shows filtering options to narrow down the list of Storage Profiles. To view deactivated storage profiles, click the All option under Content Externalization before using the Scope or Profile Name filters.

Creating a New Storage Profile

1.Click the Create New Profile link. The Profile page opens.

2.Enter a unique Name for the Storage Profile.

3.In the Profile Scope section of the page, select a scope of the storage profile – Web Application or Content Database
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4.Click the Change link next to the scope selection.

5.If Web Application was selected, a web application selection dialog will open.
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6.Click the name of the web application for the scope of the profile. Go to Step 8.

7.If Content Database was selected, a content database selection dialog will open. Change the Web Application to populate the list of content databases names. Click the name of the content database for the scope of the profile and click OK.
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8.In the Storage Endpoints section of the page, decide whether or not to externalize content BLOBs and how.

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CAUTION: Do not use the same endpoint for more than one farm, i.e. development, staging, and production. This is not a supported configuration.

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Storage Setting

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·The Archive Only option only works if Asynchronous is selected in the Endpoint Selection Mode field.

·Switching the profile between these options will require an iisreset and timer service stop and start.

No – content from lists (attachments) and libraries will not be externalized.

Yes – content from lists (attachments) and libraries will be externalized. (default)

Archive Only – Archiving can be configured for the scope of the profile, but nothing will be externalized until archiving conditions are met.

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NOTE: The Configure System Cache link will be visible only if the systems cache hasn’t been configured. See System Cache for details on configuring.

Synchronous – the configured endpoints are evaluated as content is uploaded into SharePoint (default).

Asynchronous – the configured endpoints are evaluated by the Content Migrator job after control is returned to the end user. BLOBs are immediately written to the System Cache.

See Synchronous versus Asynchronous for more explanation on the differences.

9.Click Add Endpoint to select an existing configured endpoint or configure rules for the different endpoints to which to send BLOBs. From the New Profile Endpoint page:

a.Use the dropdown to select an existing storage endpoint OR

b.Click Edit to change the configuration of an existing storage endpoint (see Editing an Existing Storage or Backup Endpoint) OR

c.Click New to create a new storage endpoint for this storage profile (see Creating a New Storage or Backup Endpoint).

 

The chart below shows how to configure a storage rule for the storage endpoint of the storage profile. Because there can be more than one storage endpoint per storage profile, keep in mind how the BLOBs will be filtered. For example, a profile could be created where all content less than 500KB is written to Windows Azure BLOB Storage and all content greater than or equal to 500KB is written to an on premise (i.e. NAS or SAN) BLOB store. It’s also important to note that Metalogix StoragePoint will only write to the first online endpoint where the Storage Rule evaluates to TRUE.

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NOTE: If the profile has a content database scope and is using RBS, there will have to be at least one unfiltered endpoint. The only exception to this is if the filter is a file size greater than or equal to (>=) rule. This is not a requirement of EBS because Metalogix StoragePoint can refuse to externalize the BLOB which will cause SharePoint to store it in the content database. RBS does not provide the option to refuse externalization of the BLOB.

Endpoint

Select an endpoint, or click the New link to create a storage endpoint. Follow the steps in the Creating a New Storage or Backup Endpoint.

Endpoint Start Folder

Change the starting folder of content externalized to this storage endpoint, from this storage profile. This folder would come before the storage endpoint foldering settings that were configured when the storage endpoint was created.

Online?

Yes – This endpoint is available for content to be externalized, for this profile. (default)

No – This endpoint is NOT available for content to be externalized, for this profile.

This option is available only for asynchronous profiles in SharePoint 2013 and newer.

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NOTE: If the profile is scoped to a content database and is using RBS and is using synchronous endpoint selection, only the >= size filter option is available. Otherwise content database scoped profiles using RBS and synchronous endpoint selection must have at least one unfiltered endpoint (or use asynchronous endpoint selection).

The File size filter, if checked, will use the entered value in KB and the operator (>= or <=) to determine if the endpoint should be used to externalize the content BLOB.

 

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would indicate that only files greater than or equal to 100KB in size should be externalized to this endpoint.

Asynchronous Endpoint Options

 

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NOTE: In some cases Metalogix StoragePoint will not be able to use the SharePoint folder and/or filename in the blob store. This can happen if the folder and filename path is longer than the blobstore filesystem can accommodate (in most cases the path must be under 260 characters).

In these cases, Metalogix StoragePoint will try to shorten the folder and/or filename in order to make it fit. If this fails, Metalogix StoragePoint will write the BLOB file without using the SharePoint filename and folder.

These options are only available if Endpoint Selection Mode set to Asynchronous.

 

These options promote the SharePoint Folder, Filename and/or File Extension information to the BLOB store when content is externalized.

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NOTE: If Use SharePoint Folder in BLOB Store is checked it will override the foldering option set on the endpoint definition.

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