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3Configure the host information and database related parameters by entering the requested information on the Host and Database Properties screen.

a Check the Remote Copy option. b Click Next.

4Depending on the connection type you chose in step 3 on page 4.46, provide the following information in the 3PAR InServ Properties screen that appears:

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3PAR Inc Technology Drive Fremont, CA 94538 U.S.A Reader Comments and Suggestions Table of Contents Installing and Deinstalling Recovery Manager Setting Up SSH Connections for Recovery Manager Using Recovery Manager from the Menu-Driven Application Vii Viii IX Index RH Revision History Table of Contents Introduction Audience Related DocumentsOrganization ABCDabcd Typographical ConventionsFound 12 73G disks Advisories Advisories Overview of Recovery Manager Operations Virtual Copies Etc/3par/solutions/primaryhost.ora.oraclesid About the Recovery Manager RepositoryEtc/3par/solutions/Host1.ora.test Interacting with Oracle Interacting with Veritas Volume Manager Interacting with Veritas NetBackup and Oracle Rman Etc/3par/solutions/primaryhost.ora.oraclesid/config Recovery Manager UtilitiesDatabase Configuration Utility Etc/3par/solutions/primaryhost.ora.oraclesid/configexp.shRecovery Manager Utilities Virtual Copy Display Utility DatabaseVirtual Copy Mount Utility Virtual Copy Unmount Utility Virtual Copy Export Utility Database Cloning UtilityVcname Cloned Database Removal Utility Etc/3par/solutions/primaryhost.ora.oraclesid/timestampVirtual Copy Repository Virtual Copy Removal UtilityDatabase Rollback from a Virtual Copy Virtual Copy PolicyDatabase Rollback Utility Recovery Manager and Third-Party Backup Tools Database Backup UtilityImmediate Backup Automatic Backup Recovery Manager and Third-Party Backup Tools Database Restoration Utility Recovery Manager with Remote Copy Recovery Manager with Remote Copy Installing and Deinstalling Recovery Manager Preinstallation Requirements Referencing the Support MatrixPreinstallation Requirements # mount -t iso9660 -r /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom Installing Recovery Manager on Linux SystemsStarting Installation # cd /mnt/cdrom0Verifying Installation PM PDT#chmod 550 /opt/3par/vcdbaora Removing Recovery Manager from Linux SystemsInstalling Recovery Manager on Solaris Systems # rpm -e VCDBAora# cd /cdrom/cdrom0 Showrev -p grep# mount -F hsfs -o ro /dev/dsk/c0t6d0s2/cdrom # pkgadd -d . VCDBAoraInstdate Jan 19 2007 1521 Hotline Salesinfo@3pardata.com Completely installed166294 Blocks used approx Removing Recovery Manager from Solaris Systems # pkgrm VCDBAoraRemoving Recovery Manager from Solaris Systems Configuring Recovery Manager Setting Up Connections on Recovery Manager Setting up RSH/CLI Connections for Recovery Manager CLIBackuphost user RSH/CLI Connection Relationship for Remote Copy SupportBackuphost rootuser Backuphost# rsh primaryhost lsBackuphost# rsh nbumaster ls Where username is the username you created in step Createuser command Primaryhost# showsysBackuphost# showsys Setting Up SSH Connections for Recovery Manager SSH Connection RelationshipModifying the SSH Daemon Configuration SSH RestrictionsPermitRootLogin yes Etc/ssh/sshdconfig Generating an SSH Key Pair for the Backup HostGenerating an SSH Key Pair for the Primary Host Primaryhost # scp backuphost~/.ssh/* ~/.ssh Root@pilots passwordBackuphost# ssh root@primaryhost Authorizedkeys fileCli% createuser -c password username all edit Authenticity of host NBUmaster cant be establishedBackuphost# ssh username@ssname usernames password password Backuphost# ssh username@ssname Authenticity of host ssname cant be establishedPrimaryhost# ssh username@ssname usernames password password Setting up National Language Host Support # NLSPATH=$NLSPATH/usr/lib/locale/%L/%N # export NlspathSetting Up NetBackup Policies for NBU User-Managed Backup Setting up Manual Pages on Both Primary and Backup HostsSetting up a Search Path on Both Primary and Backup Hosts # PATH=$PATH/opt/3par/vcdbaora/bin # export PathConfiguring the NetBackup Policy for Database Backup Incremental optionsSetting Up NetBackup Configuration Parameters Configuring the NetBackup Policy for Archive Log BackupClientname = virtualhostname Setting Up NetBackup Policies for Oracle Rman Backup Primaryhost.ora.oraclesid/vcdbanbudbbackup.sh Vcdbanbuarchbackup.sh Creating an Rman Recovery CatalogPrimaryhost.ora.oraclesid Rmanpassword is the password for the rmanuser $ export ORACLESID=catdbCatdb = description = Sidlistlistener = Sidlist =Recovery Manager Configuration Files Backup host# opt/3par/vcdbaora/bin/vcdbamainEnter Oraclesid of the database instance h=help,q=quit? Select remote shell command r=rsh,s=ssh,h=help,q=quit?Enter Oraclehome on the backup host h=help,s=skip,q=quit? Enter Oraclehome on the primary host h=help,q=quit?Do you want to setup configuration for remote copy? y,n,q? n Enter InServ name h=help,q=quit?Enter 3PAR password file on backup host h=help,q=quit? Enter 3PAR password file on primary host h=help,q=quit?Enter InServs user name for the backup host h=help,q=quit? Enter InServs user name for primary host h=help,q=quit?Enter Oracle Rman channel type d=DISK,s=SBTTAPE,h,q? Enter NetBackup master server name h=help,q=quit?Enter number of channels to be allocated h=help,q=quit? Enter NetBackup policy name for archivelog backup h,q? Backup host# echo $DISPLAY Backup host# xhost +Backup host# /opt/3par/vcdbaora/bin/vcdbagui Recovery Manager Configuration Files Host and Database Properties screens appear Recovery Manager Configuration Files Recovery Manager Policy screen appears Vendor Backup Product Properties screen appears Etc/3par/solutions/primaryhost.ora.oraclesid/config Etc/3par/solutions/primaryhost.ora.oraclesid/guiBackuphost# /opt/3par/vcdbaora/bin/vcdbamain Enter Oraclehome of ASM instance on the backup host h,q? Enter Oraclehome on the backup host h=help,q=quit?Enter Oraclesid of the database instance h,q? Enter Oracle parameter file of the database instance h,q? Enter Primary/Local InServ name h=help,q=quit?Enter Secondary/Remote InServ name h=help,q=quit? Enter Primary/Local InServs user name h=help,q=quit?Backuphost# /opt/3par/vcdbaora/bin/vcdbagui Backuphost# xhost +Backuphost# echo $DISPLAY Enter Secondary/Remote InServs user name h=help,q=quit?Host and Database Properties screen appears Recovery Manager Configuration Files Recovery Manager Configuration Files Recovery Manager Configuration Files Recovery Manager Configuration Files Recovery Manager Configuration Files Using Recovery Manager from the Menu-Driven Application Starting the Menu-Driven Application Managing Virtual CopiesDisplaying Virtual Copies Creating a Virtual Copy Removing a Virtual CopyUnmounting a Virtual Copy Mounting a Virtual CopyExporting a Virtual Copy Setting Virtual Copy Policy Removing a Virtual Copy’s RepositoryBackup Archive Log Destination Performing Immediate BackupsBacking Up Virtual Copies Backup Database Performing Automatic BackupsBackup Archive Logs Destination Performing Restores Performing RestoresPerforming Periodic Remote Copy Using the Recovery Manager Command Line Interface Recovery Manager for Oracle User’s Guide Vcdbabackup SyntaxCommand Options Command Vcdbacheckconfig Vcdbaconfig -s oraclesid -p primaryhost VcdbaconfigPrimaryhost.ora.oraclesid/config Command Command Options Vcdbacreate Options Command Vcdbacreatedb Options Command Vcdbadisplay Vcdbadisplay -s oraclesid -p primaryhost -t timestampVcdbadisplay -s TEST920 -p pilot Vcdbadisplay -s TEST920 -p pilot -tVcdbaexport Alttpdpwfilealttpdusername Vcdbamain Command Vcdbamount Options Command Vcdbaremove Vcdbaremove -s oraclesid -p primaryhost -t timestampVcdbaremovedb Command Vcdbarestore Command Options Vcdbarmrep Vcdbarmrep -s oraclesid -p primaryhost -t timestamp -fCommand Vcdbarollback Dataarch Vcdbarsync Command Vcdbaumount Vcdbaumount -s oraclesid -p primaryhost -t timestamp -fOptions Using the Recovery Manager Graphical User Interface Stopping the GUI Starting and Stopping the Recovery Manager GUIStarting the GUI Modifying Configuration Files Creating Configuration FilesRemoving Configuration Files Using Virtual Copies Setting up Virtual Copy Policy Refreshing Virtual Copy InformationMounting a Virtual Copy Backing up a Virtual Copy Removing a Virtual Copy RepositoryRestoring Datafiles Refreshing Database InformationExporting a Virtual Copy to an Alternate Backup Host Cloning a DatabasePeriodic Database Synchronization Removing a Cloned DatabaseStarting Periodic Synchronization Removing the Recovery Manager Periodic Sync LockVerifying the Periodic Synchronization Process Refreshing Remote Copy Information Using the Recovery Manager Rollback Utility Rollback with Read-Only Virtual Copies Database Volumes Not Under Veritas VxVM ControlVcdbarollback Usage Removevlun Oracledata1 101 pilotRollback with Read-Write Virtual Copies Createvlun Oracledata1 101 pilotDatabase Volumes Under Veritas VxVM Control Vxvol -g arch920dg startall Vcdbarollback -s TEST920 -p pilot -t 042903142921 -v -wC0t0d0s2 ErrorPilot# vxdisk list C2t0d0s2Vcdbarollback -s TEST920 -p pilot -t 042903142921 Database Volumes Under Veritas VxVM Control Using Remote Copy with Recovery Manager Overview Opt/3par/vcdbaora/bin/vcdbarsyncRecovery Manager’s Remote Copy Requirements System ConfigurationEtc/3par/solutions/right.ora.ISS920/032103170642 System Configuration Primaryhost# ssh username@ssname Verifying Remote Copy SettingsVerifying the Primary/Local Remote Copy Setting Cli% showport -rcipCli% showrcopy targets targetname Verifying the Secondary/Remote Copy SettingBackuphost# ssh username@ssname CreatercopytargetCli% showrcopy groups groupname Syncrcopy groupname command Startrcopygroup groupnameEagle IPC transport error Eaprocessdown Using Remote CopyAvailable Or found Using Remote Copy Index IX.2 IX.3 IX.4 Revision History RH.2