3.In the Register Domain dialog box, enter the server name, Windows domain and username, and password.
4.Click Ok.
Modifying Domain Credentials
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2.In the Modify Domain dialog box, enter the new server name, Windows domain and username, or password.
3.Click Ok.
Unregistering a Domain
1.Remove all storage groups and Windows hosts from the domain you are unregistering.
Recovery Manager does not allow you to unregister domains that contain Recovery Manager for Exchange components.
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3.In the Unregister Domain dialog box, enter the server name you are removing from the Recovery Manager configuration.
4.Click Ok.
Working in Multiple Domains
To use the GUI to manage Recovery Manager operations on storage groups and Windows hosts in nonlocal domains, use the same GUI procedures as you do for storage groups and Windows hosts in the local domain.
Registering the Server
Before the GUI can manage Exchange servers, you must register all the servers.
To register a server:
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2.Select a server that is managed by the Recovery Manager for Exchange GUI.
3.Click OK.
Recovery Manager takes a few minutes to scan all Exchange servers, and then it updates the node tree. This process might take longer the first time you register servers.
Updating Server Registration
When you create a new instance or storage group after server registration is complete, you must rescan the server configuration before Recovery Manager can manage the server.
To rescan the servers,
Setting the Recovery Manager Policy Configuration
Recovery Manager applies policy settings at the storage group level; therefore, each storage group can have its own policy. In addition, you can configure individual virtual copies with their own policy settings.
How Recovery Manager Policies Work
The Recovery Manager
•Specify and configure either a
•Specify a retention time during which the storage group and its virtual copies cannot be removed (if you have an HP 3PAR Virtual Lock license)
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