HP Data Protector Express Basic-Software - Manual (Page 87)

12 Backup Domain Configuration
In this chapter
• E-mail Settings
• Execution Options
• Barcode Filter
• Performance Settings
• Alert Settings
• Client Upgrade Settings
• Domain Security
To configure the Backup Server, select Domain Configuration command in the menu bar. This displays
the Properties window for the domain. Select the particular property page you want to configure from
the tasks list.
E-mail Settings
You can configure e-mail information for the Data Protector Express management domain. Jobs can be
configured to automatically e-mail log to the job owner upon completion. Before Data Protector Express
can send logs by email, the service must be configured to use an email server.
Server address Enter the address of the mail server
Server port Enter the appropriate SMTP port. The default is 25, which is usually the correct value. If you
are using a proxy server, you may have to enter a different port.
From address Enter the e-mail address to be used in the From field for each job log e-mail. This e-mail
address must be valid.
Execution Options
To limit pre- and post-commands to those in the script directory, you can check the box next to Prevent
execution of commands outside of script directory. You might choose to do this for security reasons by
tightly controlling the commands that are available in the script directory.
For more information on pre/post commands, see
Job Pre-Post Execution Commands .
Barcode Filter
You can define ranges of media barcodes that are available to any job within the Backup Domain.
Barcode ranges defined for a particular job are only available within that single job.
For more information on the use of barcode filters, see
Barcode Filters for Jobs .
Performance Settings
The performance settings control the number of active clients (hosts) on the network and the number of
active selection lists on the database. There are two parameters that can be configured to optimize
resources consumed by Data Protector Express.
Max number of active hosts This number controls how many clients can be started for all active backup
jobs in the Backup Domain. This option is used to prevent packet loss from occurring if data is transmitted
over a network with limited available bandwidth.
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