HP Storage Mirroring Software - Manual (Page 614)

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a. In the Services area, select whether you want to start only the core
application services, or all of the services you selected on the Failover tab
when you configured protection. The Start Selected Services option would
be used to include application add-ons such as BlackBerry or anti-virus
when configured with failover.
b. In the Scripts area, enter the paths for the scripts to run on the target to verify
data and to run prior to restoring normal protection (for example, the first
script would move users, and the second script would move them back
following the test).
Note:
Two sample scripts for moving users (moveUserSrctoTgt.vbs and
moveUserTgttoSrc.vbs) are installed in the \Samples subfolder where the
Application Manager is installed. You will need to modify these scripts for your
environment.
c. When you are finished, click OK to return to the Database Verification dialog
box.
3. The Results area displays the status of the target Exchange Stores and Storage
Groups or SQL databases and instances. Initially, the state of the Stores and
Storage Groups is unknown (indicated by a question mark icon); it will change to
green when the stores or databases have successfully mounted.
4. The History area displays a log showing the sequence of verification events.
5. The status messages at the bottom of the screen describe the progress of the
validation test and protection restoration.
6. Click the Test button to verify the target data. You will see the History area
updated as the test proceeds. The Status area will display “Starting test” while
preparing the target. When the stores or databases finish mounting, the Status
field changes to “Target online”. At this point, the verification is complete and the
target application is ready for any other custom testing.