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Creating or modifying replication set rules manually

There may be times when you cannot browse for data when creating a replication set. For example, you can create a
replication set rule for a directory or file that does not exist. Since you cannot browse for the location, you have to create
replication set rule manually. At other times, the data you want to replicate cannot be easily selected from the Management
Console. For example, you may want to select all .db files from a specific volume or directory. This task may be easier to
complete by creating the replication set rule manually. Use the following instructions to create or modify a replication set rule
manually.

1.

If you do not have a replication set created, you need to create one. Highlight a source in the left pane of the
Management Console and select

Insert

,

Replication Set

from the menu bar. You can also right-click on the source name

and select

New

,

Replication Set

. A replication set icon appears in the left pane under the source. By default, it is named

New Replication Set

. Rename the newly inserted replication set with a unique name by typing over the default name

and pressing

Enter

. This process is similar to naming a new folder in Windows Explorer.

2.

Right-click on the replication set icon and select

Properties

. The Replication Set Properties dialog box appears and lists

any existing rules. The existing rules may have been entered manually or selected by browsing the source. Each rule will
display the attributes associated it.

‹

Inc—Include indicates that the specified path is to be included in the files sent to the target

‹

Exc—Exclude indicates that the specified path is not to be included in the files sent to the target

‹

Rec—Recursion indicates the rule should automatically be applied to the subdirectories of the specified path

3.

From the Replication Set Properties dialog box, click

Add

.

4.

Specify a path and, if necessary, the wild card or specific file name. Select the

Include

,

Exclude

, and/or

Recurse

sub-directories

attributes to be applied to this rule and click

OK

.

5.

Repeat steps 3 and 4 to add additional replication set rules.

6.

If you need to edit an existing rule, highlight it and click

Edit

.

7.

If you need to remove a rule, highlight it and click

Remove

.

8.

After the replication set rules have been defined, exit the Replication Set Properties dialog box by clicking

OK

. Notice

the replication set icon has changed from black to red, indicating changes to the replication set rules. If you click

Cancel

,

your changes will not be reflected in the current replication set.

9.

Right-click the replication set icon and select

Save

. A saved replication set icon will change from red to black.

Modifying a replication set

Storage Mirroring allows you to make modifications to a replication set when you want to change the data you wish to protect.
This allows you to add, remove, or modify any replication set rules without having to create a new replication set.

1.

In the left pane, highlight the replication set you want to modify and expand the volume and directory levels as needed.

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