Rapid Recovery 6.10 - User Guide

Complete the steps in this procedure to mount a repository.

Navigate to the Rapid Recovery Core Console.
On the icon bar, click (More), and then select Repositories.
The Repositories page is displayed.
In the appropriate repositories summary table, from the row representing the repository you want to mount, click (More options) to expand the drop-down menu, and then select Mount.
Click Yes to confirm the mounting of the repository.

To unmount the repository, ensure that the DVM repository is already mounted. Complete the following steps:

In the appropriate repositories summary table, from the row representing the repository you want to unmount, click (More options) to expand the drop-down menu, and then select Unmount.
A confirmation window displays.
Click Yes to unmount the selected repository from the DVM.

Migrating a protected machine

This option allows you to easily move agents from one repository to another without stopping protection and without having to archive and re-import. Complete following the steps in this procedure to migrate a protected machine between DVM repositories.

Navigate to the Rapid Recovery Core Console.
On the icon bar, click (More), and then select Repositories.
The Repositories page is displayed.

Or

From the Rapid Recovery Core Console button bar, click the Restore dropdown menu, and then select Migrate Protected Machine.

The Repositories page is displayed.
In the appropriate repositories summary table, from the row representing the repository, click (More options) to expand the drop-down menu, and then select Migrate Protected Machine.
The Migrate Machine Wizard displays.
Select the repository from the available list of repositories where the protected data is stored and click Next.
In the Machines wizard select the machine and the protection applicable on the machine to migrate to the another repository. Click Next.
In the Target Repository wizard, select the repository for storing the migrated protected data.
Click Finish to start the migration process.

You can monitor the migration progress in the Monitor Active Task wizard. You may execute the migration process in the background.

Core settings

This section describes how to manage and change the settings for your Rapid Recovery Core, and describes key function buttons and tools available from the Core console.

The Rapid Recovery Core has adjustable settings that are configured by default for optimum performance for most users. These settings affect display information in the Core Console or performance of the Rapid Recovery Core. From the icon bar, click [Settings] (Settings) to access Core settings.

A set of key functions are shown as buttons on the top of the page horizontally. To access one of these functions, click the corresponding button. For more information about these buttons, see Core settings key functions.

Below the key function buttons are the configurable Core settings. To see all configuration options for any of setting, click a shortcut link on the left side of the Settings pane, or scroll down the right side of the page. For more information about the full set of Core settings, see Rapid Recovery Core settings.

You can also access Core tools such as viewing a summary of system information, or downloading Core log files. For more information, see Core-level tools.

Topics include:

Core settings key functions

Rapid Recovery Core settings

Core settings key functions

A set of key functions are shown as buttons arranged horizontally at the top of the [Settings] (Settings) page. To access one of these functions, click the corresponding button.

The function buttons accessible on the Settings page are described in the following table.

Table 17: Core settings key functions
Icon	Key Function Button	Description
	Back Up Settings	Backs up Core configuration settings to an XML file you name. Specify a fully qualified path local to the Core server.
	Restore Settings	If you have a backup XML file of your Core settings, this option lets you specify the name and local path of the file, from which you restore Core settings. Use this function to restore Core settings, or to migrate from another Core. Optionally, you can also restore repositories.
	Restart Core Service	This option gracefully shuts down and then starts the Core service.
	Shut Down Core Service	This option gracefully shuts down the Core service.