HP Recovery Manager Software for VMware vSphere manual Configuration Tab Fields

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1.Click Edit.

The Edit Configuration dialog box appears (Figure 17 (page 34)). Figure 17 vCenter Plug-in Configuration

NOTE: If you wish to change the values of the Recovery Manager server name or Recovery Manager service TCP port properties under the Configuration tab, you must unregister the HP 3PAR Management Plug-in and Recovery Manager Software for VMware vSphere plug-in from all vCenter Servers prior to the change; restart HP 3PAR Management Plug-in and Recovery Manager for VMware vSphere Web Service; and reregister the vCenter Servers again after the change. If the HP 3PAR Recovery Manager Administrator is assigned in the vCenter server, the privilege will be lost when the plug-in is unregistered. The role will need to be reassigned.

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If you encounter the following message, Could not create port binding. SSL Certificate add failed, Error: 1312 A specified session does not exist. It may already have been terminated. , while changing the port number, refer to “Allowing Port Selections with Windows 2008 Installation” (page 25) to add permission and remove an existing certificate. Rerun the Admin Tool to change the port number.

The fields available from the Configuration tab are shown in Table 1 (page 34).

Table 1 Configuration Tab Fields

Group

Field

Description

Configuration

Recovery Manager server name

The network host of the server where HP

 

 

3PAR Management Plug-in and Recovery

 

 

Manager Software for VMware vSphere is

 

 

installed. The vCenter Server and all

 

 

desktops running the vSphere client using

 

 

the HP 3PAR plug-in must be able to reach

 

 

this server. The name is used while

 

 

registering the HP 3PAR plug-in with the

 

 

vCenter Server.

 

 

The fully qualified name of the DNS name

 

 

of the running server is the default name.

 

 

The name can be changed to any name or

 

 

IP address.

 

Recovery Manager service TCP port

The network port number that the

 

 

TpdVmWebService Web service uses. The

 

 

default port is 9931 for secure connections.

 

 

This can be changed to any unused port.

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Contents User Guide Acknowledgments Contents Logging In and Working with Virtual Volumes Using the Admin Tool to Modify Configuration SettingsWorking with Virtual Copies Support and Other Resources Troubleshooting for VasaTroubleshooting for HP 3PAR Management Plug-in 102 Index 103Overview Virtual Volume DetailsHP 3PAR Management Plug-in for VMware vCenter HP 3PAR Recovery Manager Software for VMware vSphere LUN Provisioning for Recovery Manager for VMwareRMVMware Admin Tool TpdVmWebServiceRMWebAccess Library RMVMwareCLIVcserver vCenterServerName Inservuid InServUserID RMVMware InServRegister Command RMVMware VCenterRegister Command User Authentication RMVMware createrc CommandHP 3PAR Storage System Login HP 3PAR Views in the vSphere Client Datastore View Viewing Datastores in the Navigation TreeVirtual Machine View Viewing VMs in the Navigation TreeESX Host View Cluster ViewTo access the datacenter view Datacenter ViewVirtual Copy Data Consistency About Virtual Copy ManagementVirtual Copy Policy Datastore Virtual Copies Virtual Machine Virtual CopiesRemote Virtual Copies Virtual Copy BrowserVmfs Snapshots Host ExplorerVasa Support Scheduling ToolPage Allowing Port Selections with Windows 2008 Installation RMVMwarex86.msi RMVMwarex64.msi Plug-in Registration Dialog Support for VMware vCenter Server Linked Mode Registering an SMS Certificate for the Vasa Provider VCenter Drop Down ListInstalling the SMS Certificate Extracting the SMS CertificateUpgrading from a Previous Version Using Secure Service ConnectionsRefreshing Plug-in Details Overview Using the Admin Tool to Modify Configuration SettingsRMVMware Admin Tool VCenter Plug-in TabVCenter Plug-in Configuration VCenter Plug-in TabConfiguration Tab Fields Plug-in Registration Plug-in RegistrationVCenter Status Remote Copy PairsRemote Copy Pairs Host Explorer Configuration Host Explorer TabHost Explorer Configuration Option Storage System MappingVCenter Mapping Host Explorer Storage System Mapping OptionVasa Configuration Vasa TabVasa Configuration Vasa Storage System Mapping Storage System Credential Tab Storage System Credential TabStorage System Credential Tab Logging In and Working with Virtual Volumes LoggingVirtual Center Home HP 3PAR Storage System Connection Screen Logging Logging In a Storage System Viewing Virtual Volume Mapping Selecting a DatastoreViewing Volume Information Upper PaneSorting Virtual Volumes Refreshing Virtual Volume Information Lower PaneCreating Virtual Volumes and Datastores Provisioning a New Virtual VolumeVirtual Volume Provisioning Parameters Parameter Review Creating a Virtual Volume from Existing Datastores HP 3PAR Virtual Volume EntriesVirtual Volume Parameter Review Adding an ESXi Host to the vCenter ServerWorking with Virtual Copies Viewing Virtual Copy InformationViewing Virtual Disk Details for Virtual Copies Creating New Virtual Copies Viewing Virtual Copy Event LogsMounting Virtual Copies Ensure Application Consistency OptionUnmounting Virtual Copies Restoring Datastores by Promoting a Virtual CopyDeleting a Virtual Copy Modifying Virtual Copy PoliciesScheduling Virtual Copies Scheduling Virtual Copies Weekly Schedule Task Virtual Copy Configuration Dialog Schedule Task Summary Dialog Restoring Virtual Disks and Guest OS Files and Directories Restoring a Virtual DiskRestoring a Guest OS File or Directory from a Virtual Copy Initiating the Copy OperationRestoring Virtual Disks and Guest OS Files and Directories Working with Host Explorer Working with Vasa Provider Registering the ProviderURL Manage Storage Capabilities Screen Vasa Storage Capability Volume Attributes Working with Remote Copy Registering Remote Copy PairsWorking with Remote Copy Viewing Host Information Summary Updating Registered Remote Copy Pairs InformationViewing Existing and Newly Added Remote Copy Information Creating a Remote Virtual Copy Remote Copy Pair SummaryScheduling a Remote Copy Virtual Copy Create Remote Copy Virtual CopyEntering Schedule Credential Setting RC Virtual Copy Configuration Removing Remote Virtual Copies Removing Local Virtual CopiesPage Working with Remote Copy Page Related Documents Support and Other ResourcesTypographical Conventions Advisories Alarm Type Message Troubleshooting for VasaVasa Provider Registration Related Issue Inspecting Vasa Provider and vCenter Server CommunicationIDe0006 -Info ID250002 -Info ID270008 -Info Event Type Message ID90001 -Info ID270012 -Info ID270010 -Info ID27001b -Info Suggested Action Troubleshooting for HP 3PAR Management Plug-in Resolving HP 3PAR Multi-tab IssueSymbols IndexIndex

Recovery Manager Software for VMware vSphere specifications

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