HP 3PAR Recovery Manager Software for VMware vSphere Licenses - Manual (Page 20)

Editing the Registry
To edit registry data for Recovery Manager:
1.
Click Start
→Run.
2. Enter regedit in the Run window and click OK.
3. On the left-hand side of the registry window, click
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
→SOFTWARE→3par→RM_Exchange.
4. On the right-side of the window, double-click TraceLevel.
5. Modify the Value Data field and click OK to save the change.
Table 3 System Registry Values for Recovery Manager
Value Name
The timeout value for the Symantec NetBackup
initialization process detection in minutes. This setting
is optional if the default is not appropriate. BackupTimeout
Location of the GUI Log File (Java errors only). GUILog
Recovery Manager Installation path. InstallPath
Path to the GUI jar file. JarPath
The monitoring interval for remote copy progress on the
target server in minutes. This setting is optional if the
default is not appropriate. RCQueryTimer
Root path to the Recovery Manager repository. RepPath
Number of Trace files to keep before deleting. TraceHistory
The trace level for the log file: Tracelevel
1 — Error messages logged
2 — Error and warning messages logged
3 — Error, warning, and informational messages logged
4 — Error, warning, informational and debug messages
logged
5 — Error, warning, informational, debug and verbose
messages logged
The default value is 5.
The location where the log file resides. TraceLog
NOTE: See “Event Messages” (page 102) for descriptions of events and possible actions to
fix possible problems.
Environment Variables
Installation of Recovery Manager adds the full path to its executables and libraries to the system’s
PATH
environment variable. If for some reason this has not been done, neither the GUI nor the CLI
will work. If this is the case, manually add the full paths for the bin and ext directories under
RM_Exchange to the PATH environment variable.
Deinstalling Recovery Manager
CAUTION: Back up your data before upgrading Recovery Manager or all data will be lost. See
“Upgrading to Recovery Manager for Exchange” (page 18) for instructions on performing a backup.
To deinstall Recovery Manager from Windows 2008:
1.
Log on as the System Administrator.
20 Installation and Deinstallation