If you lose the connection to an Rapid Recovery Core machine, you can refresh the connection with the following step.
The LMU attempts to reestablish a connection to the Core.
The LMU refreshes the connection.
Complete the following procedure to remove a Core from the LMU.
NOTE: This option is not available for a Rapid Recovery Core located on and labeled as the localhost. |
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The LMU removes the Core and its protected machines from the navigation tree.
With the Local Mount Utility (LMU), you can mount and browse recovery points from protected machines without having to be logged in to the Rapid Recovery Core Console associated with that machine. For more information, see the following procedures:
Before mounting a recovery point, the local mount utility (LMU) must connect to the Core on which the recovery point is stored. As described in the procedure Adding a Core machine to the Local Mount Utility, the number of Cores that can be added to the LMU is unlimited; however, the application can connect to only one Core at a time. For example, if you mount a recovery point of a machine protected by one Core and then mount a recovery point of another machine protected by a different Core, the LMU automatically disconnects from the first Core to establish a connection with the second Core.
The recovery points appear in the main frame.
This option lets you make changes to the mounted recovery point. | |
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Click Browse to select a path for the recovery points other than the default mount point path, or manually enter the preferred path. | |
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Click Mount. |
The LMU automatically opens the folder containing the mounted recovery point.
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