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HP Data Protector A.06.10
Integration guide for HP Operations
Manager for Windows
B6960-96049
Part number: B6960–96049
First edition: November 2008
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HP Data Protector A.06.10Integration guide for HP OperationsManager for WindowsB6960-96049Part number: B6960–96049First edition: November 2008

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This guide describes Data Protector concepts and provides background informationon how Data Protector works. It is intended to be used with the task-o

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software prerequisitesOperations Manager Server, 26Subscriber's Choice, HP, 18Successful Backup Trend report, 90Ttechnical supportHP, 18service l

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This guide describes how to install, configure, and use the integration of DataProtector with HP Service Information Portal. It is intended for backup

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describes how to configure and use Data Protector to perform backup and restoreusing the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service.• HP Data Protector MPE/

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Documentation mapAbbreviationsAbbreviations in the documentation map that follows are explained below. The guidetitles are all preceded by the words “

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guideAbbreviationMedia Operations user guideMO UGMPE/iX system user guideMPE/iXProduct announcements, software notes, and referencesPATroubleshooting

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IntegrationsLook in these guides for details of the following integrations:GuideIntegrationIG-OMU, IG-OMWHP Operations Manager for UNIX/for WindowsIG-

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GuideIntegrationall ZDBHP StorageWorks Virtual Array (VA)IG-IBMIBM DB2 UDBIG-IBMInformixIG-IBMLotus Notes/DominoIG-O/SMaxDBMO UserMedia OperationsMPE/

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Document conventions and symbolsTable 1 Document conventionsElementConventionCross-reference links and e-mail addressesBlue text: Table 1 on page 17we

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NOTE:Provides additional information.TIP:Provides helpful hints and shortcuts.General InformationGeneral information about Data Protector can be found

Page 12 - Online help

HP websitesFor additional information, see the following HP websites:• http://www.hp.com• http://www.hp.com/go/storage• http://www.hp.com/support/manu

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Legal and notice information© Copyright 2004, 2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.The information contained herein is subject to change with

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About this guide20

Page 15 - Integrations

1 IntroductionIn this chapterThis chapter provides an overview of the HP Data Protector Integration, its key featuresand its architecture.For descript

Page 16 - GuideIntegration

• You can run Data Protector functionality from the Operations Manager tool groupwindow.• Data Protector Integration messages sent to the Operations M

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Figure 1 Operations Manager–Data Protector Integration architectureThe Operations Manager policies monitor:• Data Protector vital Cell Manager process

Page 19 - Documentation feedback

2 Installing the Data ProtectorIntegrationThis chapter describes:• Prerequisites for installing the Data Protector integration.• Installing the Data P

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Data Protector supported versionsThe Data Protector Integration is designed to work with the following HP Data Protectorversions:Table 2 HP Data Prote

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NOTE:The Data Protector Integration supports Operations Manager installed in an MS Clusterenvironment. However, the integration does not support Data

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Operations Manager Server. This is called Distributed Event Interception, since theSNMP traps are intercepted on the managed node and filtered and for

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Disk-space requirementsThe following table lists disk space requirements for both the installation of the DataProtector Integration and the Data Prote

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ContentsAbout this guide ... 9Intended audience ...

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OMW 7.5: system_drive\Program Files\HP OpenViewOMW 8.0: system_drive\Program Files\HP\HP BTO SoftwareInstallation directory withsubdirectories for pol

Page 26 - Operations Manager patches

• obspi2.confThe following directories are created on a Data Protector Cell Manager running onWindows after the Data Protector Policies and Monitors h

Page 27 - SNMP Emanate Agent (required)

• spi_datapro_input.xml• spi_datapro_install.xml• spi_datapro_reg.xml• spi_datapro_runSHSCollector.cmd• spi_datapro_task.xmlNOTE:You should delete the

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NOTE:The ellipses highlight DP integration components.Running the Add Data Protector Cell applicationTo run the Add Data Protector Cell application:In

Page 29 - Installation

1. Run the Add DP Cell tool to create the necessary folders and nodes underthe DP ALL CELLS and DP ALL MGRS node groups.The Edit Parameters window is

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View -> Policy inventoryAgent configurationNOTE:In order to receive the File Library SNMP events from Data Protector 5.5, the followingData Protect

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SNMP configuration on UNIXTo enable the Operations Manager Agent on UNIX nodes to receive SNMP trapsfrom Data Protector:1. Execute one of the followin

Page 32 - Installation verification

3. Configure Data Protector to send SNMP traps to the DP Cell Manager:a. Using the Data Protector GUI Reporting context, set up all Notificationevents

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3. Configure the SNMP Service on a Windows system to send traps to theOperations Manager Server. The community name should be public (thedefault commu

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4. Configure Data Protector to send SNMP traps to the Operations Manager Serversystem:a. Using the Data Protector GUI Reporting context, set up all no

Page 35 - Agent configuration

SNMP Emanate Agent (required) ... 27Additional software for Windows managed nodes (Data Prote

Page 36 - SNMP configuration on UNIX

NOTE:To check whether SNMP is been configured or not , on the OMW server GUI, right-clickon the node Select View -> Hosting service list. SNMP trap

Page 37 - SNMP configuration on Windows

Program identificationUNIX managed nodes: All Data Protector Integration programs and configurationfiles contain an identification string that can be

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Uninstalling from managed nodesUndeploying all Data Protector policies from managed nodes1. Select Policy management\Policy groups\SPI for DataProtect

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1. Select Tools \ SPI for DataProtector \ DP_tools -> Del DP Cell. The DPSPIDelDPCellwindow is displayed:2. Enter the DP cell manager name and sele

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NOTE:Before proceeding to the next step, make sure all the DP Cell Manager Managed nodesare removed from the Operations Manager Server.Removing the Da

Page 41 - Program identification

3 Performance measurementwith the HP PerformanceAgentNOTE:See theHP Data Protector PM/PA integration guidefor details regarding the integrationof Perf

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Performance measurement with the HP Performance Agent46

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4 Using the Data ProtectorIntegrationIn this chapterThe sections in this chapter show which new components are added to OperationsManager during the i

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The SPI for DataProtector policy group contains:• DP-SPI NT Policies• DP-SPI UX PoliciesBoth are assigned by default to the DP UX MGRS node group for

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DP_Backup Backup session messagesDP_Restore Restore session messagesDP_Mount Mount request messagesDP_Misc All other important Data Protector related

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Databases ... 63Media pool status ...

Page 47 - 4 Using the Data Protector

Node groupsNode groups are logical groups of systems or devices assigned together with messagegroups to an operator to manage. Each node group is repr

Page 48 - Message groups

administrator uses the Add Data Protector Cell application to create a newnode, the node is automatically placed in the node group corresponding to it

Page 49 - Message format

Using tools and reportsTools usually execute on the management server or managed nodes. The Add DPCell tool runs on the system where the console for t

Page 50 - Node groups

Data Protector service treeData Protector is represented as a service tree with each cell an icon. The tree isupdated by SNMP traps sent by the notifi

Page 51 - Tools groups

The following service tree nodes are available for each cell:Table 3 Cell service tree nodesDescriptionNodeContains Running, Waiting, Aborted, Failed,

Page 52 - Using tools and reports

DescriptionNodeUpdated by Session Completed, Completed withErrors, or Completed with Failures SNMP trap.EndedUpdated by DB* SNMP traps issued by Data

Page 53 - Data Protector service tree

A Data Protector user group defines access rights for its members. A member ofa user group is identified by the group’s operating system user. This us

Page 54 - DescriptionNode

Operations Manager user rolesOperations Manager uses User Roles to describe the configuration of abstract users.They are useful in large, dynamic envi

Page 55 - Users and user roles

Restricted to a Data Protector Cell.Tool Groups:• DP_Backup_Admin• DP_ReportsCan access messages in the Operations Manager MessageBrowser, if the Oper

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Restricted to clients of Data Protector Cells.Tool Groups:• DP_Reports• DP_ToolsMessage Groups:• DP_Misc• DP_SPIDP Cell AdministratorRestricted to a D

Page 57 - Operations Manager user roles

Number of Files Backed Up trend ... 926 Troubleshooting ...

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DescriptionDP PrivilegesRoleYou can specify the owner of the backupspecification under which backup is started.By default, this is the user who starte

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DescriptionDP PrivilegesRoleYou can restore an object to a system otherthan that from which the object was backedup.Restore to other clientsYou can re

Page 60 - DescriptionDP PrivilegesRole

DescriptionDP PrivilegesRoleInstals and update Data Protector client systems, add, delete, or modifyData Protector users and groups, and administer th

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Threshold: Number of processes <3Polling interval: 10 minutesMessage structure:DP_MiscMessage GroupData ProtectorApplicationsname_cell_managerNodeC

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Data ProtectorApplicationsname_database_serverNodeCriticalSeverityServices.Data Protector.cell name .DatabaseService NameWindows: DP_CheckDB_NTUNIX: D

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Data ProtectorApplicationsname_cell_managerNodeCritical or WarningSeverityServices.Data Protector.cell nameService NameWindows: DP_CheckPoolStatus_NTU

Page 64 - Media pool status

Status of the Media PoolOperator Action in case ofproblemAuto-acknowledge this message and the preceding problemmessageMessage Text when problemsolved

Page 65 - Media pool size

UNIX nodes: OB_CheckFile_UX starts ob_spi_file.shWindows systemsChecks if the following files exist in subdirectories of the Data Protector configurat

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UNIX systemsChecks if the following files exist:For Data Protector 5.1 and earlier:• /etc/opt/omni/cell/cell_info• /etc/opt/omni/cell/installation_ser

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Windows: OvAgentDir\bin\instrumentationUNIX: /var/opt/OV/bin/instrumentationExamples of the default obspi.conf files are given below:Windows:[OB_Check

Page 68 - Changing monitor parameters

FiguresOperations Manager–Data Protector Integration architecture ... 231Data Protector GUI Reporting Context ...

Page 69 - Windows:

Use the Operations Manager Policy Editor on the Operations Manager Server toadjust how often each monitor is started. If you change any Operations Man

Page 70 - Monitored log files

Get status of Cell Manager processesAutomatic ActionExamples2001-6-13 7:46:40 -STOPHP Data Protector services successfully stopped.2001-6-13 7:46:47 -

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purge.logContains purge session messages. Purge sessions are used to clean up the database.The data/time format depends on the value of the language e

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readascii.log Messages generated when the database is readfrom a file using readascii.writeascii.log Messages generated when the database is writtento

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Using the Data Protector Integration74

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5 ReporterLite integrationIn this chapterThis chapter covers integration with ReporterLite and creating Data Protector reports:• ReporterLite overview

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• Ability to view session trend reports and gain insight on the overall health of DataProtector cell servers over a selected time.• Ability to view tr

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• DBSMThe following is a high-level representation of the integration:Figure 6 ReporterLite integration with Data Protector architecture1. The Add Cel

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INSTALL_DIR\newconfig\Packages Contains XML and SRP files usedto create database tables andviews, and to add reportdefinitionsINSTALL_DIR\data\reports

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Figure 7 Add Cell windowUse this to register as many Data Protector Cell Managers as required.TroubleshootingNot able to load Reporter Database!!Error

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TablesDocument conventions ... 171HP Data Protector availability ...

Page 80 - Viewing reports

Ensure the database table DPCELLS is present.If the tables do not exists, create/recreate them using thefollowing commands:newdb -xml INSTALL_DIR\newc

Page 81 - Preconfigured reports

http://OVO_SERVER:PortNumber/HPOV_Reports/Family_Data_Protector_Service_Level_Reports.htmWhere PortNumber is the port on which the web server is runni

Page 82 - Backup Duration Trend report

Backup Duration Trend reportThis graph shows the duration of backup sessions in hours over time. The defaultperiod is 30 days (configurable by adminis

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Amount of Data Written Trend reportThis graph shows how much data is written to backup media over time. The defaultperiod is 30 days (configurable by

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The amount of data written is in gigabytes. To calculate the number of files backedup with the amount of data written in one graph, the On Demand repo

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Backup Session Health Overview reportThis graph shows the ratio of successes to failures for backup sessions of each DataProtector Management system.

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Operational Error Status reportThis graph shows the number of operational errors that occurred on Data ProtectorCell Managers. Error status include Se

Page 87 - Skipped Files report

Skipped Files reportThis lists files not backed up during the backup session.Integration guide for HP Operations Manager for Windows 87

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On Demand report—number of files, data written and dateYou can generate custom reports and standard reports. For standard reports the DataProtector te

Page 89 - Media Pool Usage trend

Media Pool Usage trendThis graph shows the trend of media pool usage information for all Data ProtectorCell Managers.Integration guide for HP Operatio

Page 90 - Successful Backup trend

About this guideThis guide provides information about how to monitor and manage the health andperformance of the Data Protector environment with HP Op

Page 91 - Backup Volume Usage trend

Successful Backup trendThis shows the percentage of successful backups for each Backup Group by all DataProtector Cell Managers.ReporterLite integrati

Page 92 - Protector Cell Managers

Backup Volume Usage trendThis graph shows the amount of data backed up for each Backup Group used by allData Protector Cell Managers.Integration guide

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Number of Files Backed Up trendThis shows the numbers of files backed up for each Backup Group by all DataProtector Cell Managers.ReporterLite integra

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Integration guide for HP Operations Manager for Windows 93

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ReporterLite integration94

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6 TroubleshootingFollowing are the issues in the HP Data Protector Integration:• HP Data Protector events not arriving on the HPOM message browser• HP

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9. Make sure the dpspi instrumentation binaries are deployed at the Data ProtectorCM at the OM_AGENT_INSTRUMENTATION_DIR.HP Data Protector services no

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IndexAAdd Data Protector Cell application, 33additional software for Windows nodes,28agentconfiguration, 35PA versions supported by OperationsManager,

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Ggroupsmessage, 48node, 50tool, 51Hhardware prerequisitesOperations Manager Server, 26helpobtaining, 18HPtechnical support, 18Iidentifying Data Protec

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Operations Manageradditional software for Windowsnodes, 27supported agent versions, 27Operations Manager managed nodesSNMP configuration on UNIX, 36Da

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