Introduction, About the storage mirroring application manager, Supported configurations – HP Storage Mirroring V5 Software User Manual
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HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring Application Manager user’s guide
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Introduction
This document describes how to use the Storage Mirroring
®
Application Manager interface to create and
validate your application configuration. The Application Manager lets you quickly configure protection for an
application without requiring you to have advanced knowledge of either Storage Mirroring or your
application. The Application Manager works by gathering information about your source and target
environments, then configuring Storage Mirroring to protect the source.
About the Storage Mirroring
®
Application Manager
The Storage Mirroring Application Manager is used to simplify the setup of standard Storage Mirroring
connections. The Application Manager discovers all servers running a designated application in your
environment so that you can determine which servers are not protected. It gathers information about the
environment from various sources (including Storage Mirroring, Active Directory
®
, and DNS) and
automatically configures Storage Mirroring to protect that environment. It also performs a “health check” to
make sure that your configuration is correct. This check not only helps to reduce configuration errors, but it also
simplifies the setup process.
Supported configurations
Exchange
Exchange 2000
Exchange 2003
Exchange 2007
Source : Target Topology
One : One
Yes
Yes
Yes
Many : One
No
No
No
One : Many
No
No
No
Cascaded (chained)
No
No
No
Cluster Support
Cluster : Cluster
No
Yes
MBX only
Cluster : Standalone
No
Yes
MBX only
Standalone : Cluster
No
No
No
Application Configurations
2000/2003 front-end server
No
No
N/A
2000/2003 back-end server
Yes
Yes
N/A
2007 consolidated roles
N/A
N/A
HT, MBX, and CA only
2007 distributed roles
N/A
N/A
MBX only
Domain Topology
Single forest
Yes
Yes
Yes
Multiple forest
No
No
No
Parent > child
Yes
Yes
Yes
Child > child
Yes
Yes
Yes