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GeneralYou must configure the libraries and drives before using the MediaAgent for data protection operations. (For more information, see Library and Drive Configuration.) The MediaAgent software supports various types of libraries and library configurations. See the following sections for more information: |
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GeneralFor Macintosh File System, set up the Macintosh kernel to allow it to find any shared libraries required to run any dependent program or tools (e.g., NameChangeTool). To this end, run the /cvprofile script before running any such programs or tools. For example: . /<software installation path>/Base/cvprofile This will set the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH. If you do not run /cvprofile, you will encounter errors. |
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GeneralIf you did not enable the Download latest update pack(s) during the install/upgrade, install post-release updates or Service Packs that may have been released after the release of the software. When you are installing a Service Pack, ensure that it is the same version as the one installed in the CommServe Server. Alternatively, you can enable Automatic Updates for quick and easy installation of updates in the CommCell component. ClusterOn failover of a Linux cluster, Services may be killed by cluster services during a virtual machine failover. To insure that the Services are re-started on the passive node, add commands in failover scripts to start Services.The cvclusternotify script should be added as part of the normal cluster startup/shutdown procedure. The script is provided as a generic template, and it must be run at the beginning of node shutdown and at the end of new active node startup. In both cases, data protection services must be up and running. Run the following command to notify Calypso that the specified "virtual node" is going up or down because of a cluster failover: Usage: cvclusternotify -inst <Instance> -cn <Client Name> -start|-shutdown Where: cvclusternotify - Program to notify Calypso of cluster failovers Example: For two-node cluster, if the virtual client name is "virtual" and the application instance is "Instance001", run the following command:
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Cluster/Global File SystemsFor Cluster/Global File System iDataAgents, it is highly recommended that you do the following before you back up data (see Subclients for more information):
Doing this will ensure that your data will be protected by just one instance of the iDataAgent and therefore will not be duplicated. It will also provide a single source from which to restore clustered data. Disaster Recovery Considerations
GENTOOOnce the software is installed on Gentoo client computer, it is recommended that you do the following on the Gentoo client computer:
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The cvclusternotify script should be added as part of the normal cluster startup/shutdown procedure. The script is provided as a generic template, and it must be run at the beginning of node shutdown and at the end of new active node startup. In both cases, data protection services must be up and running. Run the following command to notify Calypso that the specified "virtual node" is going up or down because of a cluster failover: Usage: cvclusternotify -inst <Instance> -cn <Client Name> -start|-shutdown Where: cvclusternotify - Program to notify Calypso of cluster failovers Example: For two-node cluster, if the virtual client name is "virtual" and the application instance is "Instance001", run the following command:
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GeneralThe following configuration tasks are required before performing an Archive Operation using this Archiver Agent:
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SGIThe SGI platform requires that the XFS file system used with File Archiver for IRIX be mounted with the "dmi" option (dmapi). For example, here is a sample entry from /etc/fstab: /dev/dsk/dks1d2s0 /testfs xfs rw,dmi 1 1 SolarisIf you are installing Solaris 10 version, ensure to install it on the global zone. This will allow you to recall in both the global zone and the zone when you run a recovery operation for this agent.GeneralComplete the following steps:
HP-UXIf you are installing on a HP-UX computer, you must manually mount the installation disc as described in Mount the Software Installation Disc. SolarisIf you are installing Solaris 10 version, ensure to install it on the global zone. This will allow you to recall in both the global zone and the zone when you run a recovery operation for this agent. |
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