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The following examples are provided:
• Backing up storage groups to a remote site.
• Restoring the storage groups backed up in the remote site to the local site (if the local site is oper-
ating properly)
The examples in this section assume the system configuration shown in the following figure.
Figure 125 System configuration for backing up and restoring a storage group between a local site
and a remote site
The examples in this section assume the following conditions:
• The system has a database server ( DBServer ) in the local site and a backup server ( BKServer )
in the remote site connected to a tape device.
• The FTP service on the backup server in the remote site is started, and the system is set up so that
a user who has logged onto the OS of each file server can log into the FTP server and transfer
files to the FTP server. The FTP user ID is
admin , and the FTP user password is password .
• As Exchange Server has been installed on the backup server ( BKServer ) in the remote site, if the
storage system in the local site fails, Exchange Server can be used as a database server.
• The primary volume in the local site is mounted on the D: drive and E: drive of DBServer .
• Continuous Access Software volume is configured as a pair (usual operation is in the pair status)
with the copy group names
TC01,EXG11 and TC02,EXG12 .
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