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System Management 6-11 Novell ConsoleOne The Novell ConsoleOne utility is a network management tool that runs on a Windows client or a NetWare 5.1 server. ConsoleOne does not run on a NetWare 4.2 server. The ConsoleOne utility allows you to perform the following tasks: I Browse and organize network resources. I Set up accounts for network users. I Control access to network resources. I Access remote server consoles. ConsoleOne also lets you to manage NetWare clusters, allowing you to perform any of the following cluster-related functions: I Create cluster volumes, resources and templates. I Configure load and unload scripts. I Set failover and failback modes. I Bring cluster resources offline and online. I Assign nodes to resources. I Migrate resources between servers. I Identify cluster and resource states. Refer to the ConsoleOne documentation for a thorough description of ConsoleOne's features and specifics on how to use the utility. Backing Up Your Cluster The need for cluster backup is essential for both business-critical and non-business-critical data. As data becomes an increasingly valued company asset, it needs to be backed up on a regular basis. The process of backing up data will ensure that a company's assets are secure and available when a disaster strikes. The cluster itself provides a high degree of application availability but does not prevent a user from deleting or corrupting a file or set of files. Backing up a cluster's data will increase the overall level of data availability.

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System Management
6-11
Novell ConsoleOne
The Novell ConsoleOne utility is a network management tool that runs on a
Windows client or a NetWare 5.1 server. ConsoleOne does not run on a
NetWare 4.2 server.
The ConsoleOne utility allows you to perform the following tasks:
■
Browse and organize network resources.
■
Set up accounts for network users.
■
Control access to network resources.
■
Access remote server consoles.
ConsoleOne also lets you to manage NetWare clusters, allowing you to
perform any of the following cluster-related functions:
■
Create cluster volumes, resources and templates.
■
Configure load and unload scripts.
■
Set failover and failback modes.
■
Bring cluster resources offline and online.
■
Assign nodes to resources.
■
Migrate resources between servers.
■
Identify cluster and resource states.
Refer to the ConsoleOne documentation for a thorough description of
ConsoleOne
’
s features and specifics on how to use the utility.
Backing Up Your Cluster
The need for cluster backup is essential for both business-critical and
non-business-critical data. As data becomes an increasingly valued company
asset, it needs to be backed up on a regular basis. The process of backing up
data will ensure that a company
’
s assets are secure and available when a
disaster strikes. The cluster itself provides a high degree of application
availability but does not prevent a user from deleting or corrupting a file or set
of files. Backing up a cluster
’
s data will increase the overall level of data
availability.