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NOTE: After adding a device for an HP StoreOnce device with firmware 3.6.0 or later, you must enter the user ID and password as authentication.

NOTE: Device additions can be completed by using a file or a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the StoreOnce IP address also. By using a file, you can add several StoreOnce devices all at once. To add by files, select Get IP address From File, and click the ... button to select the file containing IP addresses. To use the FQDN, select Fully Qualified Domain Name.

If you select the option to add a device with its FQDN, ensure the /etc/hosts file in the host system (HP StoreOnce Enterprise Manager) displays the entry for FQDN of the device to be added.

If you select the option to get IP addresses from a file, you must create a .txt file with the IPs of all the devices to be added. The authentication for the devices to be added should be provided only once.

4.Select the appropriate polling interval from the Polling Interval field.

The polling interval indicates how often the device is surveyed by the HP StoreOnce Enterprise Manager to determine and record or report its status.

5.Select or clear the box to indicate whether the system is to find the associated target and source devices.

If this box is selected, the HP StoreOnce Enterprise Manager searches for any target and source devices connected to the device being added, and also adds them to the system.

6.Select or clear the box to indicate whether the system is to search in the background.

If Search in Background is selected, other operations can be performed while devices are being added.

If Search in Background is not selected, the Progress Bar window appears until the devices are added successfully (or if the operation fails). Other operations cannot be performed while the devices are being added.

14 Configuring the HP StoreOnce Enterprise Manager

Contents

*TC458-96019 Page Contents Managing the authentication mechanism Removing a user or administrator Page 1 Introduction Page 2 Getting started a.Access the server.xml file in the [INSTALLDIR]/tomcat/conf folder Access the file in the folder Find Page This message is displayed for two reasons: •If you close the browser, the user session remains active for some time Figure 1 Regions of the interface, administrator view 1.Masthead with login information 2.Navigation tree Page 3 Configuring the HP StoreOnce Enterprise Manager /etc/hosts .txt 4.Select the appropriate polling interval from the Polling Interval field 7.Click OK to continue The newly-addeddevices are included in the list of devices Working with orphan service sets Adding users locally Page Page Page “Modifying a group” (page 97) To import an AD Group to the HP StoreOnce Enterprise Manager: 1.Click Group Management in the Navigation tree 2.Click Import Group The AD wizard opens Page 8.Click Next 10.Click Next Adding an SMTP server for sending emails Modifying an SMTP Removing an SMTP To remove an SMTP: 3.Click Remove Modifying the data retention period Viewing About Information The Report Scheduler is available for the following reports: •Replication Jobs •Data Transferred •CatalystStores Jobs •CatalystStores Usage Page Page 5.Click OK to close the Report Scheduler window View a Report Scheduler from the User Configuration screen Viewing, modifying, or removing a report scheduler 1.Go to User Configuration in the Navigation tree 3.Select a Report Scheduler Page 4 Managing devices Page 5.After setting up all the filters, click Filter 6.To view all devices in the group again, click Reset To do so: 1.Select a device to access 3.Observe the warning to set browser privacy settings, and then click Yes Page Firmware notification Page To view the replication topology: 2.Click View Replication Topology The replication topology view provides the following features: Zooming in and out of the replication topology •Click the minus (–)button to reduce the zoom level •Click the plus (+) button to increase the zoom level •Drag the slider to set the zoom to a value of your choice •Reset the zoom to the original level by clicking Reset Zoom Refreshing the replication topology Viewing the replication topology legend Saving the layout Page •“Accessing the Current Issues screen ” (page 42) •“Viewing current issues” (page 44) •“Viewing virtual libraries” (page 49) •“Viewing virtual library disk usage” (page 53) •“Viewing NAS shares” (page 55) Gen3 multi-node: Viewing current issues Gen3 multi-nodesystems Configuring threshold alerts Page Page Viewing virtual libraries Gen3 multi-nodedevices Page Page 7.To open the library interface, click Launch Device GUI Viewing virtual library disk usage 2.On a Gen2 or Gen3 single node system, click Virtual Library Status Virtual Library Disk Device Disk Page Viewing NAS shares Page Page Page Viewing NAS shares disk usage 2.On a Gen2 or Gen3 single node system, click NAS Status NAS Disk Page Page Viewing CatalystStores 3.To export the CatalystStores information: In the Select location for download [file name] [group name Yes Enter the access key in one of the following ways: Viewing CatalystStore disk usage CatalystStore Disk To acknowledge the messages: Page 5 Accessing and viewing reports Viewing replication jobs Performing duration and size forecasting Selections from pre-determinedvalues: •Replication—Sizeor Duration forecasting •Group—Groupfor which to forecast •Device—Devicefor which to forecast •ServiceSet—Serviceset for which to forecast Viewing the Slot Mapping Activity report The following list includes all the fields you can display: •Date—Thedate of the Slot Mapping Record Out of Sync Warning •Out of Sync Critical Threshold—TheCritical Threshold value set on the device •Target Appliance IP •Filter results by column or by replication status name •Reset filtered results •Export displayed results into a .csv formatted file by clicking Export to CSV Viewing the Cartridge Activity report 2.Select the Cartridge Activity tab Page Viewing actual data transferred for the VTL report Page Viewing CatalystStores usage 2.Select the CatalystStores tab 3.Select the Usage tab •Device (VSA or Gen3, single node) •Service Set (Gen3, multi-node) •NAS Shares •CatalystStore •Teamed CatalystStore Setting the time period to display NOTE: The data is displayed in the following ways: Viewing the Library Performance report Viewing the Port Performance report Viewing the Drive Performance report Viewing the NAS share Performance report Page Viewing the CatalystStores Performance report Viewing the Teamed CatalystStores Performance report Viewing disk usage Viewing the deduplication ratio Viewing forecasting of disk space Page Configuring the email notification of alerts Page Page Page Page 6 Performing administration procedures Adding a new LDAP server Reconfiguring an existing LDAP server Removing an LDAP server Removing a user from the Active Users tab Removing a user from the Deactivated Users tab Activating a user (local authentication mechanism) Modifying a group On the Add Libraries screen, libraries can be added from Click on the names of libraries in the NOTE: To add all Un-Groupedlibraries to the group, click the Add All button NOTE: To remove all libraries from the group, click Remove All On the Add NAS screen, NAS shares can be added from Page Click on the name of the CatalystStore in the NOTE: To add all CatalystStores to the group, click Add All NOTE: To remove all CatalystStores from the group, click Remove All 13.On the Add Teamed CatalystStores screen: Click on the name of the Teamed CatalystStore in the Page Page Page 7.On the Move NAS screen, select the NAS shares to move NOTE: To move all NAS shares to the Selected NAS table, click Add All 9.On the Move CatalystStores screen, select the CatalystStores to move 13. Click Next Removing a group Modifying the polling interval or IP address of an HP StoreOnce device Removing a device 5.Click Yes 6.Click OK to close the dialog box The device is no longer included in the list of devices 7 Configuring user information 8 Managing the history log Page 9 Backing up and restoring the Enterprise Manager database DB_BackupRestoreLog.log InstallDir\log To restore backup information to the Enterprise Manager database: Page 10 Using Command Line Interface for Enterprise Manager Upon successful login, the shell prompt appears domain name / user id --help Page Page 1.Enter the following command: show devicelist The client displays the groups that you own You can specify the group name with the devicelist <group name show devicelist –g Un-Grouped 1.At the command prompt, enter the following command: show devicesummary Gen3, multi-node Page The screen shots are for Gen2 devices unless stated otherwise 1.At the command prompt, enter the following command: show libraries Page 1.At the command prompt, enter the following command: show nasshares Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 1.At the command prompt, enter the following command: show servicesetsummary 2.Enter the appropriate group number of the device The client displays the service sets for the selected device •Status of the service set •Status of the libraries in the service set Page A Troubleshooting Table 1 Common issues (continued) Page B Support and other resources Page Glossary Index