Hp Data Protector Express Basic-Software Manuel d'utilisateur Page 1

Data Protector ExpressUser GuideAbstractThis document provides information for system administrators who are using Data Protector Express to backup or

2 Administering BackupThe entire Backup Domain can be managed and monitored centrally. The Administrator is theprimary interface for administering the

to the object selected in the top portion. An example of this layout is the Status and LogsView.c. Tree View Layout — with this layout the panel is di

Using Quick Access from TaskbarThe Data Protector Express Administrator is very powerful and allows access to all the features ofData Protector Expres

Table 2 Creating jobsDescriptionChoiceCreate a job to back up files.BackupCreate a job to restore specific files.RestoreCreate a job to compare a file

Automatically start this application when the operating system startsDeselect this check box if you want to manually start the Quick Access applicatio

If you have disabled this automatic startup of the service, you can use one of the followingcommands to manage the service:Install servicetype ./dplin

3 Configuring Backup JobsBackup jobs can be created from the Tasks view or the Jobs and Media view using the Newcommand. When a new job is created the

EncryptionThis step is optional. Data is neither encrypted nor compressed by default. To change these options,see “Encryption and Compression” (page 4

Type of Fixed RotationThis setting is only available when creating a custom rotation. For more information about settingup rotations, see “Scheduling,

Full VerifyThis setting instructs Data Protector Express to compare every selected file stored on the media withthe original file from the PC desktop

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Scheduled DatesThis setting is only visible when the schedule type is set to run on selected days. It consists of a listof selected days to run the jo

When Data Protector Express runs any scheduled automatic rotation job, it automatically createsmedia folders for the job. The folders are organized by

Update DR information on selected machineCheck this option to generate DR system information for the selected machines. The generatedsystem informatio

4 Configuring Restore and Verify JobsRestore jobs and verify jobs are similar in that they involve reading files that have been backedup. Whereas a re

NOTE: When you specify a version date for a folder, volume or other container, files stored inthat container are only selected when they have a versio

Selecting DevicesSelecting this link displays the Device view and allows you to select the device(s) to use in the job.See Selecting Devices for Jobs

Restore all registry keys / Restore hardware registry keys [Windows only]Controls whether/how Data Protector Express will restore the described object

Barcode Filter OptionsThese settings control which media can be used by the job by specifying the acceptable barcodes.This feature is designed for use

5 Working With DevicesData Protector Express recognizes any installed device that is part of the Data Protector Expressmanagement domain and displays

Table 3 Element statusDescriptionStatusThe slot is known to hold media that is in the current catalog.ValidThe slot held valid media previously. Data

Contents1 Overview...5Concepts...

ImportThis command allows you to use data on media that was created in another Data Protector Expressmanagement domain. To use media that was not crea

EjectYou can use this command to eject media from the selected device or eject the media magazinesfrom the selected library. Some device magazines wil

If there is some other problem with the device or the controller, the warning icon will not disappear.You must identify and correct the problem yourse

Additional media slot configuration is accessed via the Element Status dialog for that slot, whichis accessed by a right click on the desired slot. Fo

Initialization occurs when the library driver starts (at service startup or when the driver is manuallystarted), when the user selects the Initialize

6 Scheduling, Rotations, and Media ManagementEnsuring that you have all the files needed to restore your system is a complex task. Typically, itis not

• If you have a library, how many tapes does it hold?• Are there times when your tape drive will be unavailable?• Will the amount of traffic on your n

NOTE: There are also Hourly and Minutely intervals that are less commonly used. The conceptsbehind using them are similar to those of the intervals di

Media Rotation TypesData Protector Express provides several default media rotation types. These types can be used asis or as examples for creating cus

Comparing rotation typesData Protector Express provides a variety of media rotation types to select from. Or, you can defineyour own media rotation.Th

Restoring Microsoft SQL Server 7 master databases...58Protecting Microsoft Windows ShareP

7 Encryption and CompressionEncryptionEncryption is the process of changing data into a form that cannot be read until it is deciphered,protecting the

PassphraseA passphrase is a series of characters that must be provided for input to the cryptographic keygeneration process.• Passphrases must be no l

block of data to be encrypted, which may slow down the data stream to the device and will increaseCPU loading on the Media Server.Encryption passphras

8 Working with Third-Party ApplicationsData Protector Express provides agents for protecting a number of popular third-party applications.These agents

setting, so the databases will be backed up in this mode. In this case, both the database files andthe transaction logs are backed up.Differential Whe

Restoring Microsoft Exchange DatabasesTo restore the Microsoft Exchange Server databases, you must restore the database files and allof the log files

Disaster Recovery with Microsoft Exchange ServerThe Data Protector Express Agent for Microsoft Exchange lets you work with databases instead ofindivid

Restoring the Microsoft Exchange MTA Database1. Restore the Microsoft Exchange MTA (Message Transfer Agent) database.a. Access Data Protector Express.

ConfigurationThe Mailbox Agent is disabled by default. This ensures that backups don’t accidentally triggermultiple Exchange backups via the Exchange

“Exchange Trusted Subsystem” must have Read/Write permissions to the working directory.The working location defaults to Product “temp” directory.Suppo

1 OverviewCAUTION: Data Protector Express security is disabled at installation to simplify the evaluationprocess. When installing the product in a pro

Supported platformsThe Data Protector Express Agent for Microsoft SQL Server supports Microsoft SQL Server 7 andMicrosoft SQL Server 2000.Some edition

5. Select the Configuration command to display the Configuration page.NOTE: HP recommends that you use the default values on the Configuration page.Us

NOTE: Anytime Data Protector Express returns an error message that is greater than 10000, aMicrosoft SQL or Exchange error has occurred. Refer to your

Next, you must restore the transaction logs in the order created and in separate jobs. No log canbe skipped when restoring.For example, if you did a f

An alternative method is to manually create the entire database itself. Thus, when Data ProtectorExpress attempts to restore the database, since the d

being aware of the statements and system procedures, and the equivalent actions in SQL EnterpriseManager, that modify it.The most common statements an

2. Stop the Data Protector Express service by using one of the following methods:a. Using the Windows Command Linei. Open a command prompt.ii. Switch

3. Run the restore job.NOTE: This may take some time, typically 10 to 15 minutes, depending on the size of the masterdatabase. Restore only the master

Start the Data Protector Express and SQL Server services1. Start the Data Protector Express service by using one of the following methods:a. Using the

• DISK MIRROR• DISK UNMIRROR• DISK REMIRROR• sp_dropremotelogin• sp_addumpdevice• sp_dropdevice• sp_addlogin• sp_droplogin• sp_addserver• sp_dropserve

department could be a separate domain, even though they are all on the same network. Allresources in a Backup Domain can be accessed by all members of

8. If not correctly displayed in the SQL Server Installation Path window, enter the location of theexisting SQL Server installation and click Continue

4. If login IDs or devices have been added to or dropped from the master database since thelast backup, those changes must be reapplied. Restart the s

window and all replication tasks, which are automatically created by the system if the serveris configured as a replication distributor.• During insta

1. WSS Installation directoryThis directory and its sub directories, %BootVolume%\program files\Common Files\Microsoft Common Shared\web server extens

NOTE: This path can be customized. In this case, one should add the appropriate path tothe backup selection list.5. Select the desired databases to re

9 Disaster RecoveryRecovering from a catastrophic disaster can be a time and labor intensive task. Typically newhardware must be acquired and installe

1. Add or remove hardware from your computer.2. Change firmware or update device drivers.3. Change your disk drive configuration (e.g., modify volumes

2. Create bootable media. If not created automatically in step 1 (See “The Advantage of BootableBackup Devices”), you will need to create bootable med

NOTE: If you cannot create the bootable media directly from Data Protector Express, or ifyou want to save the boot image to an ISO file, you can selec

Recovering From a DisasterIf you are unable to boot your system using your normal boot procedure, follow the appropriateprocedure below:• “Disaster re

A Simple, Immediate BackupThis section describes a simple backup of selected files to a local backup device. This illustratesmany of the backup featur

5. If you are recovering a client machine, choose the appropriate option indicating how youwant to restore your data:a. To restore your data over the

Disaster recovery for LinuxTo perform Disaster Recovery for a Linux system:1. Remove all media from all cartridge disk drives, tape drives and/or libr

4. When the Disaster Recovery screen appears, select one of the following options:a. Recover Boot Disk. Select this option to only recover the boot di

10 Backup Domain ConfigurationTo configure the Domain Server, select Domain Configuration command in the menu bar. Thisdisplays the Properties window

Client Upgrade SettingsWhen the Backup Domain is updated to a new version, the executables for all supported platformsare stored on the Backup Domain.

11 Advanced Job OptionsThe options in this chapter are common to backup, restore, verify and copy jobs. In most casesthese settings can be left at the

Log will be saved to this fileData Protector Express lets you select a file in which to store the job logs. Click the Browse buttonto select a file. D

Do not stop job if the following error code range is returnedWhen checked, a range of error codes must be specified which are treated as warnings. If

The Barcode Filter page allows you to define barcode filters for a job. The filter rules may be setfor the whole domain and will be applied automatica

12 Support and other resourcesContacting HPFor worldwide technical support information, see the HP support website:http://www.hp.com/supportBefore con

11. The status of the job is visible in the lower left hand pane, the Info bar, of the Administrator.Alternately, click on the Status and Logs link in

Table 5 Document conventions (continued)ElementConventionMonospace text• File and directory names• System output• Code• Commands, their arguments, an

IndexAAdvanced optionsbackup jobs, 21restore jobs, 25Alerts, viewing with the Quick Access application, 13Auto eject, 21, 25, 26Auto format mode, 20Au

Mediabackup job settings, 20deleting, 35formatting, 30identifying, 29importing, 30number required, rotation jobs, 35Media commandseject media, 31erase

VVerify jobsoptions, 26Versionslatest version, 23Versions window, 23Viewing Alertswith the Quick Access application, 13Viewing Data Protector Express,

8. Click OK to complete the job configuration. Click Yes at the prompt to see the new job(command) in your Home folder.9. Select the new job object an