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Chapter 5: vmPRO Data Recovery
iSCSI Export and Recovery
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WindowsiSCSIInitiatorInstallation
The Windows iSCSI Initiator must be installed on your Windows system, typically in the Administrative
Tools folder. If you need to download the iSCSI Initiator, you can do so from
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=18986.
iSCSIUserConfiguration
For authentication and security purposes, the Windows iSCSI Initiator requires a unique user.
Using the ConfigureUser dialog box, create a user for the iSCSI Initiator. You must assign the
iSCSI user a 12- to-16-character password. See Configuring Users for a vmPRO Appliance.
iSCSIWriteAreaSettings
The iSCSI Initiator adds each exported disk image as a file to the iSCSI target's write area storage. You
must configure the iSCSI write area settings for these files. See the "Target iSCSI Disk" section of
Preparing For Exchange Recovery.
iSCSI Configuration Notes
Keep the following in mind when using the iSCI Initiator to recover VM file systems:
iSCSIIPAddress
The VMDK is exported to a specific IP address for the iSCSI Initiator. Other iSCSI Initiators cannot
discover the vmPRO appliance or its exported VMDKs.
TargetvmPROAppliances
l Target vmPRO appliances on the iSCSI Initiator consume system resources. We recommend that
you remove unused targets from your iSCSI Initiator.
l The iSCSI Initiator keeps track of how long a target is active, and it generates a warning when the
target has been exposed for more than 24 hours.
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Note:You cannot delete a target vmPRO appliance when it is connected to the iSCSI Initiator.
iSCSIUser
You cannot edit or delete the iSCSI user or password created on your vmPRO appliance when the
following occurs:
l The vmPRO appliance is connected to the iSCSI Initiator.
l The iSCSI user is connected to the target iSCSI disk through the iSCSI Initiator.
Reboots
When a vmPRO appliance is rebooted, its connection to the iSCSI Initiator is lost, along with all
previously written data. In addition, previously exported VMDKs are no longer available. After a reboot,
you must perform a new iSCSI export and recovery.
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- Contents 3
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- Chapter 3: vmPRO GUI 103 5
- Quantum vmPRO User’s Guide vi 6
- Audience 8
- Notational Conventions 9
- Product Safety Statements 10
- Related Documents 11
- Contacts 12
- Comments 12
- Chapter 1: Quantum vmPRO 14
- SmartMotion™ 15
- SmartView™ 15
- Progressive Optimization 15
- Additional vmPRO Highlights 16
- Chapter 2: vmPRO Setup and 17
- Configuration 17
- Installation Notes 18
- Configuration Tips 18
- Quantum vmPRO Requirements 19
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- Appliance 21
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- Configuration Wizard 26
- Capacity-Based License 27
- Target-Based License 28
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- Figure12:Summary Tab 29
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- Discovering Servers 37
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- Figure24:Servers Page 41
- Configure a vCenter Server 42
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- Figure35:Servers Page 50
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- Figure36:Server List 51
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- Manually discover servers 53
- User-Accessible Shares 54
- Back-End Storage 55
- Quantum vmPRO User’s Guide 43 56
- GeneralConfiguration page 57
- WorkGroup Authentication 58
- AD Authentication 59
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- Configuration page 63
- Configure an NFS protocol 64
- Mounting Options 65
- Additional Functions 65
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- Figure53:Storage Page 67
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- Group Mode Licensing 71
- Configuring vmPRO Groups 72
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- Managing vmPRO Groups 74
- Assign VMs to nodes 75
- Import group configurations 75
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- Quantum vmPRO User’s Guide 64 77
- Configuring vmPRO Folders 78
- Assign VMs To Folders 79
- Autosupport 81
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- Configuration Considerations 86
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- Access Levels 88
- Authentication Credentials 88
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- Online Upgrades 90
- Offline Upgrades 91
- Upgrade Notes 92
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- Quantum vmPRO User’s Guide 82 95
- Requirements 96
- CBT Cycle 97
- CBT Considerations 98
- Quantum vmPRO User’s Guide 86 99
- Schedule a CBT Cycle Reset 100
- Quantum VSS Writer 101
- Supported Systems 102
- VSS Resources 103
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- Quantum vmPRO User’s Guide 93 106
- Uninstalling the VSS Writer 107
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- Prerequisites 111
- Verification 112
- Chapter 3: vmPRO GUI 116
- Chapter 3: vmPROGUI 117
- Accessing the vmPRO GUI 118
- SmartMotion Backup Menu 121
- Configure Menu 121
- Operations Menu 124
- Figure87:Logout Dialog Box 127
- Help Menu 128
- Figure88:Home Console 129
- Virtual Machines Tab 131
- Folders Tab 133
- Resources Tab 134
- Column Description 135
- Auto-Export Tips 136
- FormultipleVMs 137
- History pane 144
- Backup Tab 145
- Recovery Tab 148
- History Tab 149
- Chapter 4: vmPRO 151
- SmartMotion™ Backup 151
- Additional Notes 153
- Considerations 155
- Important Concepts 156
- Multiple Retention Schedules 157
- Create a backup policy 160
- Example 163
- Figure114:Monthly Tab 166
- BackupPolicy dialog box 167
- Chapter 5: vmPRO Data 170
- Recovery 170
- Virtual Machine (VM) Recovery 171
- Exchange Recovery 171
- Recovering Virtual Machines 172
- Recover a single VM 175
- Recover multiple VMs 177
- Configure policy mappings 180
- Application 182
- Members list 190
- Exchange2010: 191
- VM to recover: 198
- Field Description 199
- Remove the vmPRO Target 204
- Remove the iSCSI Target 205
- Figure155:Targets Page 211
- Abort an iSCSI export 213
- Individual File Recovery 214
- Recovering Individual Files 215
- Appendix 1: vmPRO CLI Guide 218
- Supported Console Commands 219
- Appendix 1: vmPRO CLIGuide 220
- SupportedCommands 241
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