HP XP Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual
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The following prerequisites apply to this example:
•
There are two file servers and a backup server to which a tape device is connected.
•
A virtual server
VServer_C
is running on the file server A (server name:
FSServer_A)
and the
file server B (server name:
FSServer_B
), which make up the cluster.
•
DRM_DB_PATH=
directory-name-on-shared-disk
;
virtual-server-name has been set in the Application
Agent configuration definition file (
init.conf
).
•
Application Agent is permitted to create a temporary directory for extended commands in the
dictionary map file directory.
•
In the disk containing the automatically created temporary directory for extended commands, there
is sufficient space to store the following temporary files:
• Backup ID record file
• Backup information file
•
When a temporary directory for extended commands is created according to the naming conven-
tions, the length of the directory name does not exceed the limit for the OS.
•
The IIS FTP service has been set up in the backup server (server name:
BKServer
) and is running.
The home directory of the FTP site is
C:\FTP_ROOT
.
•
The FTP subdirectory is
script
.
•
The file server A is specified as an active server and the file server B is specified as a standby
server. The shared disk
G:
is used.
•
The three mount points
D:
,
M:
, and
N:
exist on the file server A and file server B, the virtual
server C (server name:
VServer_C
) has been defined as a cluster resource.
•
The cluster resource in the following table has been registered in a cluster group
FSCG_1
.
Table 57 Cluster Resources (In cluster configuration when the backup is of a file system)
Mount point
Virtual server
Cluster group name
D:
VServer_C
FSCG_1
M:
,
N:
VServer_C
FSCG_1
•
The mount points
M:
and
N:
have been set in the mount point directory target definition file
app.txt
so that the mount point directories are operated at one time.
•
The storage directory for extended command temporary files is created on the file server A, the
file server B, and the backup server (server name:
BKServer)
(see the following table).
This example creates operation definition files corresponding to the operation IDs listed in the following
table.
Table 58 Operation IDs for which an operation definition file is created (in cluster configuration when
the backup is of a file system)
Target mount point or file
Target file server name
Operation ID
Entire D:
VServer_C
Operation_A
Mount point directories specified in
app.txt
(
M:
and
N:
)
VServer_C
Operation_B
To create an operation definition file for a cluster configuration:
Application Agent CLI User Guide
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