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HP StoreOnce Backup User Manual

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Contents

1 Getting started...........................................................................................8

This guide................................................................................................................................8
Overview of HP StoreOnce Backup products................................................................................8
User types and user roles...........................................................................................................9
Network configuration.............................................................................................................10
Power off and power on..........................................................................................................10
Navigating the HP StoreOnce Graphical User Interface (GUI)......................................................10
Navigating the online help......................................................................................................11
The StoreOnce CLI..................................................................................................................13
Licensing...............................................................................................................................13
Security Features....................................................................................................................14

2 StoreOnce functions..................................................................................17

Overview of the HP StoreOnce page.........................................................................................17
Select service set dialog..........................................................................................................18

Maximum device considerations..........................................................................................19

System information and status...................................................................................................19

3 VTL (Virtual Tape Libraries) functions...........................................................21

VTL Configuration page...........................................................................................................21

Fibre Channel Settings tab..................................................................................................21

Port assignment for StoreOnce Backup systems..................................................................22

Libraries page........................................................................................................................23

Device Details tab..............................................................................................................24

To create a new library (administrators only).....................................................................26
To edit library details (administrators only)........................................................................27
To delete a library (administrators only)............................................................................28

Emulation types for tape devices..........................................................................................28
Interface Information tab.....................................................................................................29

To change drive assignment on Fibre Channel ports...........................................................30

Cartridges tab...................................................................................................................30

To create a cartridge (administrators only)........................................................................32
To delete a cartridge (administrators only)........................................................................32
To delete all or a range of cartridges (administrators only)..................................................33
To write protect a cartridge (administrators only)...............................................................33
To edit maximum cartridge size (administrators only)..........................................................34
To move or unload cartridges.........................................................................................34
To edit barcodes in bulk.................................................................................................35

Make Replication Target libraries visible to the host.....................................................................36

4 NAS functions..........................................................................................38

NAS Configuration page.........................................................................................................38

Service sets and NAS servers..............................................................................................38

CIFS Server tab......................................................................................................................38

Configuring user authentication............................................................................................40

Configuring CIFS Server with AD and CIFS Share with AD domain users........................................42
NFS Server tab.......................................................................................................................50
Shares (NAS).........................................................................................................................51

Creating a CIFS share........................................................................................................53
Creating an NFS share and setting permissions.....................................................................55

5 Replication functions.................................................................................59

What is an appliance?............................................................................................................59

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