HP Storage Mirroring V5 Software - Manual (Page 28)

18 Protecting an Exchange Server
NOTE: If you select a target that is monitoring a connection that has met a failover condition and requires
manual intervention, a prompt will appear, asking if you want to initiate failover.
Enter server login information
After you select a server for the first time, you will be prompted to enter a user name and password to use for
logging in to the selected server. The login account MUST be a member of the Double-Take Admin local
security group for the selected server. For more information about permissions, see ” Recommended
Credentials ” on page 101.
You may enter a user name for a different domain by entering a fully-qualified user name. The fully-qualified
user name must be in the format domain\username or username@domain . If you enter a non-qualified name, the
DNS domain will be used. Entering the credentials for the logged-on user may be valid.
The Application Manager will attempt to use the same user name and password the next time you select a
server.
Using clustered Exchange servers
Exchange virtual servers (EVS) are selectable in the same way as physical servers; however, physical servers
that are members of a cluster (called a “node”) are not shown in the server drop-down list. These nodes are
selectable by selecting the source’s like-named equivalent. For more information about setting up protection for
a cluster with a like-named cluster, see ” Protecting an Exchange Cluster with a Like-Named Cluster ” on
page 31.
NOTE: Cluster protection is not supported in Storage Mirroring Application Manager for Exchange 2000.
Configure protection settings
If you do not need to change the configuration settings, continue with ” Validate the Configuration ” on
page 87.
If you have already enabled protection for a connection and need to change the configuration parameters,
you will first need to disable protection, as described in ” Disable protection ” on page 90.
To change the default configuration parameters, click Configure from the main Application Manager window,
or select Actions, Configure Protection from the menu. The Configuration Protection window will appear.
The Configure Protection window has tabs for configuring failover, connection, and advanced settings. The
following sections describe the options on each of these tabs.