Failing back a package, Failing back a package 90 – HP StorageWorks 8000 NAS User Manual

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90 Managing Your Storage

A package failover involves both stopping the existing package on one node

and starting the new instance of the package on the other node.
You would manually fail over a package when:

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You need to take the primary server down for moving, cleaning, or

service.

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You want to transfer a package to the secondary server.

To fail over a package:

In the Command View NAS web interface, click the Storage tab.

Navigate down the tree and select Failover Packages.

Select the package you want to fail over by clicking the row.

Select Actions > Manually Fail Over Package.

Failing Back a Package

Note

This section applies only if you have purchased a high-

availability NAS solution.

If you set a package to Manually Failback and the primary node goes down,

the package remains on the adoptive node until it is manually failed back.
To fail back a package:

In the Command View NAS web interface, click the Storage tab.

Navigate down the tree and select Failover Packages.

Select the package you want to fail back by clicking the row.

Select Actions > Manually Fail Back Package.