Rapid Recovery lets you perform a diagnostic check of a DVM or R3 repository volume when errors occur. Core errors could be the result of it being improperly shut down, a hardware failure, or other environmental, lower IP stack factors that can be exposed in Rapid Recovery functionality.
For both repository technology types, the check performs the following tasks:
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The Repositories page appears.
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In the Check Repository dialog box, confirm that you understand that all active tasks associated with this repository will be canceled and that you want to proceed. |
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Optionally, to track the status of the job, click the Running tasks drop-down menu in the button bar, and then click the Maintaining Repository job. |
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The Repositories page appears.
If you also added an R3 repository (for example, to tier to a Quest DR series backup and deduplication appliance.), the R3 Repositories pane appears.
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Add a new R3 repository on a Quest DR series backup and deduplication appliance. This option is accessible by clicking the downward-facing arrow next to the Add New DVM Repository option. | |
For more information, see Opening an existing DVM repository. | |
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In the R3 Repositories pane, from the |
NOTE: The R3 Repositories pane does not appear unless you have added one to your Core Console. This option is not available if you are using a DL1000 appliance. |
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In the R3 Repositories pane, from the |
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In the DVM Repositories pane, from the |
Extend the existing repository by adding a storage location | |||
You can perform the following general actions from the Repositories page:
Complete the steps in this procedure to delete a repository.
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The Repositories page appears.
On the Repositories page, the DVM Repositories pane appears.
A warning message appears to confirm deletion.
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