Using this procedure, you can force Rapid Recovery to perform the archive job on a scheduled archive at any time.
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From the Rapid Recovery Core Console, in the icon bar, click the |
Checking an archive verifies whether an archive and its contents are healthy enough to be restored.
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From the Rapid Recovery Core Console, click the |
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Based on the location type you selected in Step 3, enter the details for the archive as described in the following table. |
Enter the user name. It is used to establish logon credentials for the network share. | ||||
Select an account from the drop-down list. | ||||
Select a container associated with your account from the drop-down menu. | ||||
Select the folder in which the archived data is saved; for example, Rapid Recovery -5-Archive-[DATE CREATED]-[TIME CREATED] |
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Attaching an archive lets you see recovery points from the archive.
Use this procedure to attach an archive.
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On the Rapid Recovery Core Console, click the |
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The value you type in this field appears in the left navigation menu as the archive menu name.
Following best practice for display names, the archive name should contain between 1 and 64 alphanumeric characters, including spaces. Do not use prohibited characters. or prohibited phrases.
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In the Location type drop-down list, select the location type of your archive from the following options: |
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When you want to recover archived data, you can import the entire archive to a specified location.
To import an archive, complete the steps in the following procedure.
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On the menu bar of the Rapid Recovery Core Console, click the |
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On the Location page, select the location of the archive you want to import from the drop-down list, and then enter the information as described in the following table: |
Enter a user name. It is used to establish logon credentials for the network share. | ||||
Select an account from the drop-down list. | ||||
Select a container associated with your account from the drop-down menu. | ||||
Enter a name for the folder in which you want to save the archived data. |
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On the Archive Information page of the wizard, if you want to import every machine included in the archive, select Import all machines. |
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If you selected One-time import in Step 2, you selected Import all machines in Step 6, and all the machines are present on the Core—as protected, replicated, or recovery points only machines— go to Step 12. |
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If you selected Continuous import (by schedule) in Step 2, you selected Import all machines in Step 6, and at least one machine is not present on the Core—as a protected, replicated, or recovery points only machine—click Next, and then go to Step 9. |
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If you selected One-time import in Step 2, and at least one machine is not present on the Core—as a protected, replicated, or recovery points only machine—use the drop-down lists to select a repository for each machine you want to import, and then go to Step 12. |
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Select a repository currently associated with this Core from the drop-down list. | |
In the Server text box, enter the name of the server on which you want to save the new repository—for example, servername or localhost—and then see Creating a DVM repository. |
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If you chose to Continuous import (by schedule) in Step 2, on the Schedule page, select the options described in the following table. |
If you are using a 12-hour time system, click the AM or PM button to specify the time of day. | |||
Select the day of the week and then the time you want the archive job to begin. If you are using a 12-hour time system, click the AM or PM button to specify the time of day. | |||
Select the day of the month and the time you want the archive job to begin. If you are using a 12-hour time system, click the AM or PM button to specify the time of day. | |||
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