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Titolo
Moving the System Cache contents to a new location -
Descrizione
Summary :This article describes how to move the contents of a StoragePoint System Cache to a new location.,Symptom
This is a requirement driven by client needs, mostly due to changes in storage hardware, such as the implementation of a NAS device.
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Causa
A determination is made that the physical location of the System Cache needs to be moved from one location to another.
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Risoluzione
- Open Central Administration > Application Management > Storage profiles, change the Externalize content BLOBs setting to "No" for each StoragePoint profile. NOTE: This will require an IISRESET and Timer Job Service restart across all WFE servers in the farm.
- On the Storage Profiles page, click Jobs for each StoragePoint profile, and set the Unused BLOB Cleanup job to "Never".
- On the Monitoring > Timer Job Definitions page, disable the following StoragePoint Timer Jobs:
- StoragePoint Capacity Monitor
- StoragePoint Content Migration
- StoragePoint License Verification
- Prepare the new System Cache by creating a folder and ensuring it has the same permissions and sharing settings as the old System Cache.
- Copy all contents from the old location to the new location (e.g. \\sql08r2-1\SystemCache to \\SPINDEX2010\SystemCache).
- On the Application Management > System cache page, change the path value to the UNC specification for the new location, then click Test Storage Settings. If the test is successful, save the settings.
- On the Storage Profiles page, change the Externalize content BLOBs setting to "Yes" for all profiles. NOTE: This will require an IISRESET and Timer Job Service restart across all WFE servers in the farm.
- Re-enable each of the disabled Timer Jobs and reschedule the Unused BLOB Cleanup job for each StoragePoint profile.
- If any content that was added to the content database has been externalized during the time externalization was disabled, run the BLOB Externalization job for each StoragePoint profile.
- To ensure that the maintenance was completed successfully, run the BLOB Health Analyzer for each StoragePoint profile to scan for any missing BLOBs.
