HP T400 VSS Provider/Microsoft Windows LTU and Media E-LTU manual Examples

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• To set as default entry, issue ProvCfg InServ [-sys <name>] [-default].

•To remove an existing system setup, issue ProvCfg InServ [-sys <name> [-remove].

•To view the current connection configuration, issue ProvCfg Conn.

•To enable or disable the no block option when creating virtual copies, issueProvCfg Conn -noblock YesNo.

•To view the current log level, issue ProvCfg Log.

•To change the current log level, issue ProvCfg Log -level <num>.

EXAMPLES:

•The following command adds a new entry for the system configuration.

ProvCfg InServ -sys MyInServ -user myuser -pass mypassword

•The following command changes the log level to 4.

ProvCfg Log -level 4

•The following command changes the timeout value to 120 seconds.

ProvCfg Conn –timeout 120

NOTE: For backward compatibility, the default configuration is used for single system architecture. Use the –defaultoption to set a configuration to the default values.

NOTE: Any change to the username and password information used to generate the system authentication information requires a local authentication update using the following command:

ProvCfg InServ –sys <sysname> -user <username> -pass <password>

NOTE: To add an additional system configuration, use the following command:

ProvCfg InServ –sys <sysname> -user <username> -pass <password>

Make sure that the Windows system is connected to the new system via an FC/ ISCSI port prior to the addition.

NOTE: Any change to the Log or InServ options using the ProvCfg.exe utility requires that both the Volume Shadow Copy Service and the VSS Provider for Microsoft Windows service be restarted.

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Contents Abstract HP 3PAR VSS Provider 2.1.0 Software for Microsoft WindowsDocumentation Contents Related Documents IntroductionTypographical Conventions AdvisoriesMicrosoft VSS OverviewVSS Provider for Microsoft Windows-Aware Components Operation of VSS Provider for Microsoft WindowsHP 3PAR Storage System Requirements Host System RequirementsSupport for Multiple HP 3PAR Storage System Connections FeaturesSpecial Considerations IvssBackupComponentsDeleteSnapshotsSpecial Considerations System Setup Installation, Upgrade, and DeinstallationInstalling VSS Provider for Microsoft Windows Operation Success Window System Registry Values Verifying the InstallationRegistry Values for VSS Provider for Microsoft Windows Upgrading from a Previous VersionRemoving VSS Provider for Microsoft Windows Verifying the UpgradeDefault Pass passwordTimeout secs ConnExamples ProvCfg InServ -sys sysname -user username -pass passwordHP 3PAR Remote Copy Software and VSS Provider Setting Up Remote CopyPurpose of Remote Copy Software How It WorksSynchronous Long Distance Remote Copy Support Setting Up Remote Copy Groups for DatabasesRecovering a Database from a Secondary Site Application Event Log DiagnosticsVolume Shadow Copy Service Trace Application Events Application Event Log on WindowsExec message HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SO FTWARE\3par\HWPRV
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