HP StorageWorks 8000 NAS - Manual (Page 158)

156 Recovering from a Disaster
3 To activate the disaster recovery process and restore settings from the DRF,
type:
recoverSystemStorageConfig
4 The recovery process checks available capacity of new storage hardware,
detects which storage arrays need to be re-configured, and modifies the
NAS registry to recreate LUNs, volume groups, volumes, and shares on
the replacement storage array(s).
— If the storage recovery process completes with no errors, user data
may now be restored from tape onto the replacement storage array(s).
— If the recovery process encountered errors, the configuration cannot be
automatically recovered with the replacement storage array(s). At this
point, you may attempt recovery again with different replacement
storage array(s), or alternatively, start with a new NAS operating
system and rebuild the array configurations manually.
— If recovering on a SAN configuration, configuration information is
saved in the DISASTER_RECOVERY volume in the file:
recoverSystemStorageConfig.out
5 To log out of the command line interface, type:
exit