Symbols A B C D E F G H I L M N O P R S T U V W Z
Index
Symbols
- *__recent Snapshot copy names
A
- Active/Active cluster disk requirements
- Active/Passive cluster disk requirements
- archiving
- about
- automatically
- backup sets, complete
- Exchange backups
- individual storage groups
- methods
- scheduling
- using dump
- using Exchange backups
- using for disaster recovery
- using NDMP
- using NTBackup
- using Run Command After Operation
- using Windows backup utility
- automatic
- backup deletion
- mirroring
B
- backing up
- across LUNs
- across volumes
- Microsoft environment
- system resources
- using the Backup tab
- using the SnapManager Backup Wizard
- backup management groups
- changing
- overview of
- using with SnapManager operations
- full database backup
- backup sets
- about
- components of
- data organization of
- defined
- guidelines for archiving
- backup sets, SnapManager
- naming convention for
- backup tools
- backups
- Action menu deletion of
- automatic deletion of
- cluster failovers during
- deleting automatically
- deleting selected
- deleting with Action menu
- errors when deleting
- failovers during
- failure of some storage groups during
- failures, common
- guidelines for restoring
- initial
- minimum target
- move groups during
- other methods
- overview of
- restoring
- scheduling
- scheduling for archiving
- target, minimum
- tasks
- types of
- unique name option for
- verification status for
- volume-wide
- ways to access
- when additional preserved
- before you install or upgrade
- busy Snapshot copy error
C
- calculating
- database volume size
- deleted item cache size
- single instance sharing ratio
-
- volume size for multiple disks
- clusters, Windows
- creating and installing
- creating with SnapManager installation
- disk requirements for Active/Active
- disk requirements for Active/Passive
- Exchange configuration
- move groups during backups of
- report directory and
- restoring
- SnapManager installation in existing
- command after operation
- default setup
- running
- component properties
- configuration
- requirements, about
- samples
- Configuration Wizard
- description of
- moving databases using
- moving transaction logs using
- overview of
- using
- when to use
- configuring
- Exchange data store
- notification settings
D
- data
- configuration plan, creating
- configuration recommendations
- configuration rules
- configuration samples
- management, supported by SnapManager
- sizing requirements
- Data ONTAP
- storage system requirement
- Data ONTAP VSS Hardware Provider
- database icon colors
- database verification
- throttling Eseutil
- databases
- backing up using Backup Wizard
- moving with Configuration Wizard
- per storage group
- properties
- remote verification of
- restoring using Restore tab
- restoring using Restore Wizard
- sizing LUNs for
- verification. See verification
- DBCC
- specifying settings
- default run command setup
- deferred
- deletion
- verification
- deleted item cache, calculating size
- deleted item retention
- deleting
- backups, automatically
- backups, individual
- backups, problems with
- backups, selected
- backups, using Action menu
- reports
- deletion, deferred
- disaster recovery
- components required
- documentation about
- from failed Exchange server
- from failed storage system and Exchange server
- from failed storage system volume
- methods to get data off site
- preparing for
- process choices
- replicating environment
- restoration guidelines for
- restoring environment
- SnapMirror
- to replicated environment
- using archives for
- disk requirements
- Active/Active cluster
- Active/Passive cluster
- disk size calculation
- storage group
- transaction logs
- understanding
- disks, virtual
- See also LUNs
- types of
- drive letter limitations
- dump command, storage system
- archiving LUNs that contain SnapManager backup sets
E
- eloginfo__ SnapInfo Snapshot copies
- esefile
- utility
- eseutil
- Exchange upgrades and
- utility
- Eseutil.exe<DefaultParaFont>
- throttling for database verification
- EXCH__* SnapInfo subdirectory names
- Exchange
- backing up server
- backup types list
- data store
- configuration recommendations
- configuration rules
- configuring
- database size calculation
- database volume sizing
- databases per storage group
- files not backed up by SnapManager
- logs, size calculation
- number of storage groups
- recovering failed server
- recovering failed server for 2000/2003
- recovery processes
- Recovery Storage Group
- replicating environment
- restoring environment
- storage groups allowed
- storage rules
- transaction log volume sizing
- versions supported
- virtual servers
- volume size calculation
- Windows cluster configuration
- Windows host system requirements
- Exchange server
- as a remote administration server
- other requirements for
- SnapDrive requirement for
- verifying host system requirements
- as a remote verification server
- connectivity requirements for
- verifying host system requirements
- verifying host system requirements for
- Exchange servere
- as a remote verification server
- other requirements for
- Exchange Storage Manager
- exchsnap__ Snapshot copies
- exchsnap__* Snapshot copy names
F
- failures on backup
- FCP
- LUN access protocol
- LUN driver
- file system
- files
- Exchange, not backed up
G
- guidelines
- archiving
- disaster recovery
- restore
H
- how you use SnapManager
I
- installation directory, SnapManager
- specifying during interactive installation
- specifying during unattended installation
- installation prerequisites
- installation process
- in existing cluster
- preinstallation
- stand-alone system
- with cluster creation
- installing SnapManager on a stand-alone system
- Windows host system requirements for
- installing SnapManager on a standalone system
- in interactive mode
- in unattended mode
- installing SnapManager on a Windows cluster
- Windows host system requirements for
- interactive mode
- installing SnapManager
- uninstalling SnapManager
- upgrading SnapManager
- IP address, setting preferred
- iSCSI
- LUN access protocol
- LUN driver
L
- license requirements
- FCP protocol
- iSCSI protocol
- SnapMirror
- SnapRestore
- licenses
- storage system requirements
- Windows host system requirements
- licensing
- per server
- storage system
- log files
- verification status for
- Logical Unit Number. See LUNs
- logs, Exchange. See transaction logs
- LUN access protocol
- LUN driver
- LUN size
- LUN size calculation
- storage group
- transaction logs
- LUNs
- backing up multiple
- See also virtual disks
- virtual disk type
M
- management groups. See backup management groups
- Microsoft environment, backing up
- Microsoft Exchange
- message tracking
- Microsoft Exchange. See Exchange
- Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service. See VSS
- minimum backup target
- mirroring, automatic
- MSCS. See clusters, Windows
N
- NDMP-based backup utility
- archiving LUNs that contain SnapManager backup sets
- new features
- notification settings, configuring
- NTBackup, using to back up system resources
O
- operating system
- storage system requirements
- Windows host system requirements
- overriding verification
P
- page zeroing
- partial backups
- per server licensing
- per storage system licensing
- per-Exchange-server license
- per-storage system license
- point-in-time restores
- preferred IP address, setting
- preinstallation
- verifying storage system requirements
- verifying Windows host system requirements
- preinstallation process
- preupgrade process
- printing reports
- processes
- installation in existing cluster
- installation with cluster creation
- preinstallation
- restore
- protocol
- FCP
- iSCSI
- NDMP
R
- Recovery Storage Group
- recovery. See disaster recovery
- remote administration server
- Microsoft Exchange requirement for
- other requirments for
- SnapDrive requirement for
- remote administration system requirements
- remote verification
- server, designating
- remote verification server
- connectivity requirements for
- other requirements for
- system requirements
- replicating Exchange environment
- report directory
- changing
- managing in cluster
- Report directory, SnapManager
- changing the location
- default location
- option to remove during uninstallation
- remote access to
- reports
- contents of
- deleting
- printing
- requirements
- configuration
- data sizing
- disk, for Active/Active cluster
- disk, for Active/Passive cluster
- licensing
- SnapMirror with SnapManager
- storage system
- Windows host system
- restore
- guideline for disaster recovery
- See also SnapManager Restore
- Snapshot copies, deleting
- type to use
- ways to access
- restoring
- backups, guidelines for
- databases
- using Restore tab
- using wizard
- Exchange environment
- rolling Snapshot copies
- rstrsnap__ Snapshot copies
- rules
- data configuration
- Exchange storage
- Run Command After Operation
- about
- default command
- using
- variables
- Run Command After Operation feature
- and generic backup naming (__recent suffix)
- configuring default values
- running a script from a UNC path
S
- sample configurations
- scheduling
- backups and verifications
- SnapMirror replication
- server account, SnapManager
- in workgroup mode
- server licensing
- server-side license. See per-Exchange-server license
- setting a preferred IP address
- shadow copies
- single instance sharing ratio, calculating
- sizing
- database volume
- Exchange database
- Exchange transaction logs
- requirements for data
- transaction log LUN
- transaction log volume
- volume for multiple disks
- SMEReportFolder share
- SnapDrive
- using for SnapMirror replication
- using with SnapManager
- when to use
- Windows host system requirements
- SnapInfo directory
- description of
- sizing LUN for
- sizing LUNs for
- SnapInfo directory, SnapManager
- naming conventions for
- SnapManager
- about
- application overview
- command line interface
- graphical user interface
- what it does not do
- where you install and run it
- backup sets
- naming convention for
- block diagrams
- component properties
- configuration requirements, about
- configuring
- data management functions
- files not backed up by
- functions supported
- how you use
- installation in existing cluster
- installation with cluster creation
- installing or upgrading
- option to remove Report directory during uninstall
- reinstalling
- storage system requirements for
- Windows host system requirements for
- reports
- SnapDrive, working with
- stand-alone system installation
- system overview
- uninstalling
- upgrading
- using with other backup methods
- variables
- what it does
- when to use
- SnapManager Backup
- Backup tab, using
- command after
- deferring verification of
- deleting oldest Snapshot copies with
- description of
- initial backup with
- minimum target
- overview of
- remote verification with
- running command after
- tasks
- ways to access
- what it does
- when to back up your databases
- Wizard
- SnapManager in workgroup mode
- SnapManager Reports
- Report directory
- changing the location
- default location
- option to remove during uninstall
- SnapManager Restore
- cluster group state during
- description of
- guidelines for
- how it works
- point-in-time restores
- process
- recovery from archives
- Recovery Storage Group
- Restore tab, using
- restoring from archive with
- restoring in cluster
- See also restore
- Snapshot copies created by
- type to use
- types
- up-to-the-minute restores
- using
- ways to access
- what it does
- Wizard, using
- SnapManager system requirements
- storage system
- Windows host system
- SnapMirror
- asynchronous mode
- automatic mirroring
- other documentation for
- overview of
- recovering Exchange data with
- replication schedule
- replication timing control
- requirements with SnapManager
- timing control
- understanding
- use by SnapManager
- using for disaster recovery
- using from within SnapManager
- using SnapDrive for replication
- SnapMirror replication of SnapManager backups
- storage system license requrements
- SnapRestore
- Snapshot copies
- about
- backup Snapshot copies
- automatically deleting the oldest
- naming conventions
- created by restore
- creation methods, when to use
- definition of
- example
- how SnapManager uses
- limit
- maximum allowed per volume
- maximum number
- naming conventions for
- restore
- rolling
- stand-alone system
- storage group icon colors
- storage group sets
- storage groups
- archiving individual
- calculating disk size for
- definition of
- maximum in database
- properties
- storage requirements
- storage rules for Exchange
- storage system
- licenses
- requirements for SnapManager
- volumes
- storage system-side license.
- See per-storage system license
- system requirements
- remote administration
- system requirements for SnapManager
- storage system
- Windows host system
- system resources, backing up
T
- transaction logs
- calculating disk size for
- moving with Configuration Wizard
- sizing LUNs for
- volume size
- types of Exchange backups
U
- unattended mode
- installing SnapManager
- uninstalling SnapManager
- upgrading SnapManager
- uninstalling SnapManager
- before you uninstall
- in interactive mode
- in unattended mode
- option to remove Report directory
- unique name option for backups
- upgrading SnapManager
- in interactive mode
- in unattended mode
- Windows host system requirements for
- up-to-the-minute restores
- about
- using SnapManager
V
- variables, SnapManager
- verification
- deferred
- designating remote server
- importance of
- overriding
- overview of
- remote
- running
- scheduling
- status of backups
- status of log files
- utility
- virtual disks
- See also LUNs
- types of
- Volume Shadow Copy Service. See VSS
- volume size calculation
- multiple disks
- transaction logs
- understanding
- volumes
- backing up multiple
- backups and
- definition of
- sizing for databases
- sizing for transaction logs
- VSS (Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service)
- Hardware Provider requirement
- how SnapManager uses
- managing Snapshot copies with
- vssadmin
W
- what's new
- Windows cluster
- cluster group state during a restore
- Windows clusters. See clusters, Windows
- Windows host system requirements
- Microsoft Exchange
- operating system
- SnapDrive
- SnapManager licenses
- Windows operating systems with SnapManager
- Windows 2000 Server
- Microsoft hotfixes
- SnapManager requirements
- Windows Server 2003
- Microsoft hotfixes
- running a script from a UNC path on
- SnapManager requirements
- Windows XP theme
- Windows Server environment
- Windows XP theme
- wizards
- Backup
- Configuration
- Restore
- workgroup mode, Windows
Z
- zeroing, page
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