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If you are logged in to another P9000 Command View AE Suite product, you can also start Replication
Manager using the GO link for RepMgr displayed in the Dashboard menu.
If you logged in to Device Manager from HP SIM, you can invoke Replication Manager software from
Device Manager. In this case, you can perform the Replication Manager software operations permitted
by the permissions of the user account that you used to log in. If there are problems related to the
operations that can be performed, review the permission settings for the user account.
To log out from Replication Manager
To exit the GUI, click Logout.
If you are also logged in to P9000 Command View AE Suite products other than Replication Manager,
this operation logs you out from all such products. If you want to exit only Replication Manager, click
Close.
Related topics
• Unlocking user accounts , page 341
• About user authentication , page 342
• Changing settings for automatic account locking , page 349
Quick start
The following table provides links to procedures for the basic operations you will perform using
Replication Manager.
Descriptions Operations
How to register information sources in Replication Manager. Chapter 4 , page 53
How to perform volume discovery, which is a prerequisite for defining and
managing copy pairs.
Chapter 5 , page 67
How to specify user account settings and permissions to restrict the scope
of operations allowed for each user.
Chapter 6 , page 79
How to organize resources such as hosts and storage systems into logical
sites for easier management, and identify frequently monitored resource
groups.
Chapter 7 , page 91
How to perform prerequisite settings before replicating volumes. Chapter 8 , page 103
How to customize Replication Manager by configuring alert notification
settings, refresh intervals, and data retention periods.
Chapter 9 , page 123
How to create copy pairs and perform daily pair operations and volume
replication using the configured pairs.
Chapter 10 , page 137
How to monitor the operating status of the replication environment, such as
monitoring frequently viewed copy groups, and checking pair status, pair
configurations, and performance of remote copies.
Chapter 12 , page 269
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