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Host Sets
You can configure your system with host sets and volume sets, or with host sets only.
Configuring Multiple Domains
Multiple domain configurations allow you to use one backup server for multiple Active Directory
domains. You can use a multiple-domain setup with any Recovery Manager for Exchange 2010
configuration.
All multiple domain configurations must follow these rules:
• All backup components (for example, the backup server, the backup software client, and the
Remote Copy target server) must be in the local domain.
• The production servers and the Windows hosts enabled for mounting virtual copies can be in
any domain; local or nonlocal.
For more information about Recovery Manager for Exchange configurations, see “Recovery Manager
Layout” (page 12). For an example multiple-domain configuration, see “Multiple Domain Backup
Configurations” (page 16).
Multiple Domain Requirements
For Exchange 2010™:
• You must install the Client Access server role on each Recovery Manager for Exchange 2010
machine. For more information, see Microsoft documentation on the Client Access server role.
• You must configure a Windows Remote Management (WinRM) listener on each Recovery
Manager for Exchange 2010 machine. Use quickconfigto enable the winRM configuration
on all involved hosts and Enable-PSRemotingto enable the winRM client listening port.
Make sure the remote domain host IP can be resolved from the local domain controller. For
more information, see Microsoft documentation on Windows Remote Management.
• Ensure your domain names follow Microsoft naming conventions for Active Directory and for
fully qualified domain names (FQDN). For more information, see Microsoft documentation on
Active Directory and FQDN naming conventions.
For Exchange 2007™:
Ensure your domain names follow Microsoft naming conventions for Active Directory and for fully
qualified domain names (FQDN). For more information, see Microsoft documentation on Active
Directory and FQDN naming conventions.
Registering Domains
You do not need to register the local domain. To register an additional domain:
1. Use the Recovery Manager GUI or the RMExch RegisterDomain CLI command.
For more information, see “Registering Nonlocal Domains” (page 35) or “RMExch
RegisterDomain” (page 76).
2. If you used the CLI command to register the domain, refresh the GUI.
After you register a domain, the Recovery Manager GUI displays the FQDN of the registered
domain in the node tree pane. You can now add mailbox/Exchange servers and Windows
hosts to the domain. For more information, see “Managing Domain Components” (page 29).
Modifying Domain Credentials
To modify the credentials stored for a domain, use the Recovery Manager GUI or the RMExch
ModifyDomain CLI command.
28 Configuring Recovery Manager
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- System Requirements 8
- Recovery Manager Requirements 8
- Features Supported 9
- Features Not Supported 10
- Supported VSS Components 11
- Recovery Manager Layout 12
- Recovery Manager Layout 13 13
- Backup Configurations 14
- Recovery Manager Layout 15 15
- Server Relationships 17
- Connectivity 18
- Production Server 19
- Verifying the Installation 22
- Understanding the Registry 22
- Editing the Registry 22
- Environment Variables 23
- Configuring the Database 25
- Configuring Recovery Manager 25
- Configuring the Provider 27
- Domain Sets 27
- Volume Sets 27
- Configuring Multiple Domains 28
- Unregistering a Domain 29
- Managing Domain Components 29
- 4 Configuring Backup Software 30
- Configuring HP Data Protector 31
- Using Your Backup Software 32
- Menu Bar 33
- Node Tree Pane 33
- Informational Pane 33
- Displaying Domain Information 34
- Displaying Server Information 34
- Starting the GUI 35
- Stopping the GUI 35
- Managing Domains 35
- Registering the Servers 36
- Numeric-Based Policies 37
- Expiration-Based Policies 37
- Retention Time Restrictions 38
- Deleting Email Configurations 40
- How Remote Virtual Copy Works 41
- Automating Tasks 44
- Automating Tasks 45 45
- Mounting a Virtual Copy 46
- Unmounting a Virtual Copy 46
- Backing Up a Virtual Copy 47
- Backing Up a Virtual Copy 49 49
- Restoring from a Virtual Copy 53
- Validating a Virtual Copy 55
- Removing Virtual Copies 55
- Viewing Online Help 56
- Recovery Manager Commands 57
- RMExch analyze 58
- RMExch backup 59
- ◦ The full path is required 60
- RMExch config 61
- RMExch create 62
- RMExch create 63 63
- Examples 64
- RMExch create 65 65
- RMExch deletebackup 66
- RMExch display 66
- RMExch displayDomain 67
- RMExch listbackup 68
- RMExch ModifyDomain 68
- RMExch mount 69
- DESCRIPTION 71
- PARAMETERS 71
- RMExch policy 72
- RMExch portconfig 74
- RMExch rcstatus 75
- RMExch RegisterDomain 76
- RMExch remove 77
- RMExch report 78
- RMExch repository 79
- RMExch reset 80
- RMExch restore 81
- Parameters 83
- EXAMPLES 83
- RMExch setvc 84
- RMExch setvc 85 85
- RMExch unmount 86
- RMExch UnRegisterDomain 87
- RMExch validate 88
- Virtual Copies 90
- Point-in-Time Recovery 97
- Single Copy Clusters 98
- Creating a Recovery Database 100
- Recovery Manager 109
- Overview 110
- How Remote Copy Works 110
- Setting Up Remote Copy 111
- Backup Server 112
- Related Documents 114
- Typographical Conventions 114
- Advisories 115
- VMWare and Egenera 116
- Configurations 117
- Configurations (continued) 119
- C Troubleshooting 120
- Troubleshooting 121 121
- 122 Troubleshooting 122
- Troubleshooting 123 123
- 124 Troubleshooting 124
- Troubleshooting 125 125
- D Event Messages 126
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