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• Call-home configuration information Since the configuration data for each individual product is stored in NVRAM on the product itself, there is a separate backup option provided in each Product Manager to save the product configuration to the HP EFC server. If you perform a product configuration backup through the Product Manager, the configuration data is stored in the HP EFCData directory and automatically mirrored to the QuikSync Zip disk. The QuikSync application will not back up certain Windows configurations that need to be reconfigured on a newly-restored HP EFC server, including: • Windows 2000 user names and passwords • TCP/IP network configuration (IP address, Gateway address, DNS names, etc.) You should use other means to back up this type of information. The QuikSync application is included on the HP EFC Management Applications CD, and automatically installed on the HP EFC server during installation. A blank Zip disk dedicated to QuikSync is required for each HP EFC server and is included with the HP EFC installation package. Enabling QuikSync QuikSync is ready to back up data when the QuikSync icon displays in the system tray in the bottom right corner of the Windows system window (Figure 8). This icon spins when data is writing to the Zip disk. Figure 8 QuikSync Icon in Windows System Tray If the icon does not display, you must enable the application as follows: 1. On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button, then click Programs, then Iomega QuikSync, then QuikSync. The Iomega QuikSync dialog box displays (Figure 9). 20 Backing Up and Restoring Data

Section	Page
HP EFC Manager and Fabric Manager Messages	9
ConfiguringRemote Workstations: Windows 2000 and Windows NT Systems	9
Configuring Remote Workstations: Solaris Systems	10
Configuring Remote Workstations: HP-UX, AIX, and Linux	10
Glossary	10
Index	11
1 Introduction and General Information	19
Introduction to HP EFC Management	20
EFC Management Menu Options	22
EFC Manager	22
Fabric Manager	23
Product Manager	24
HP EFC Manager Overview	27
Logging in to the HP EFC Manager	27
Logging out of the HP EFC Manager	29
Exiting the HP EFC Manager	29
Window Layout	30
Main Panel Views	31
Fabric Manager Overview	34
Backing Up and Restoring Data	37
Backup	37
Restore	41
2 Using the HP EFC Manager	43
Using the HP EFC Manager Navigation Control Panel	44
The View Menu	44
The Configure Menu	44
The Logs Menu	45
The Maintenance Menu	46
The Help Menu	47
The Logout/Exit Menu	47
Using the Alert Panel	48
Using the Product View	49
Shortcut Menu	49
Product Icon Shortcut Menu	50
Accessing a Product Manager	51
Expand Name or Address	52
Monitor Product Operating Status	52
3 Using the Fabric Manager	53
Opening the Fabric Manager	54
Fabric Manager Views	56
Using the Fabric Manager Navigation Control Panel	58
The View Menu	58
The Configure Menu	58
The Help Menu	59
The Close Menu	59
Using the Alert Panel	60
Using the Topology View	61
Display Options	61
Product Icons	62
ISL Properties	62
Determining Product Status	64
Using the Zoning View	67
Determining the Default Zone Status	68
Deactivating a Zone	68
Save Active Zone Set	69
4 Fabric Zoning	71
Overview	72
Controlling Access at the Server or Storage Device	74
Zoning Concepts	77
Zones	77
Default Zone	79
Zone Sets	80
Active Zone Set	80
Zone Set Library	81
Zone Library	81
Merging Zoned Fabrics	82
Rules for Merging Zoned Fabrics	82
Configuring and Managing Zoning	84
Opening the Fabric Manager	84
Configuring New Zoning for a Fabric	85
Other Zoning Tasks	96
Zoning Tasks Reference Chart	110
Backing Up Zoning Configurations	116
5 HP EFC Manager and Server Administration	117
Accessing Remote HP EFC Servers	118
User Administration	120
User Rights	120
Open the Configure User Dialog Box	122
Add New User	123
Access Modify User Dialog Box	125
Modify User Parameters	125
Delete User	126
Managing Remote Access to the HP EFC Server	128
Requirements for Remote Workstations	130
Installing Software on Remote Workstations	130
Displaying Remote Sessions	130
Modifying HP EFC Server Session Parameters	132
Configuring SNMP	135
6 Product Administration and Status	139
Managing Products	140
Add a Product	140
Modify a Product	141
Delete a Product	141
Determine Product Status	142
Display Product Properties	142
Configure Notification	144
Enable Call-Home Event Notification	144
Configure E-mail Notification for Events	144
Test Remote Notification	146
Configure Ethernet Events	148
Configure Nicknames	149
Show Routes	153
7 HP EFC Manager Logs	157
Using Logs	158
Button Function	158
Expanding Columns	158
The HP EFC Manager Audit Log	159
The HP EFC Manager Event Log	161
The HP EFC Manager Session Log	163
The HP EFC Manager Product Status Log	165
Export Log Files	167
HP EFC Manager and Fabric Manager Messages	169
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ConfiguringRemote Workstations: Windows 2000 and Windows NT Systems	181
Requirements	182
Procedure	183
Running the HP EFC Manager	190
Configuring Remote Workstations: Solaris Systems	191
Requirements	192
Procedure	193
Running the HP EFC Manager	197
Configuring Remote Workstations: HP-UX, AIX, and Linux	199
Requirements	200
Procedure	201
Running the HP EFC Manager	204
Glossary	205
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Backing Up and Restoring Data

•

Call-home configuration information

Since the configuration data for each individual product is stored in NVRAM on the product

itself, there is a separate backup option provided in each Product Manager to save the

product configuration to the HP EFC server. If you perform a product configuration

backup through the Product Manager, the configuration data is stored in the

HP EFCData

directory and automatically mirrored to the QuikSync Zip disk.

The QuikSync application will not back up certain Windows configurations that need to be

reconfigured on a newly-restored HP EFC server, including:

•

Windows 2000 user names and passwords

•

TCP/IP network configuration (IP address, Gateway address, DNS names, etc.)

You should use other means to back up this type of information.

The QuikSync application is included on the HP EFC Management Applications CD, and

automatically installed on the HP EFC server during installation. A blank Zip disk

dedicated to QuikSync is required for each HP EFC server and is included with the HP EFC

installation package.

Enabling QuikSync

QuikSync is ready to back up data when the QuikSync icon displays in the system tray in

the bottom right corner of the Windows system window (Figure 8). This icon spins when

data is writing to the Zip disk.

Figure 8

QuikSync Icon in Windows System Tray

If the icon does not display, you must enable the application as follows:

On the Windows taskbar, click the

Start

button, then click

Programs

, then

Iomega

QuikSync

, then

QuikSync

The Iomega QuikSync dialog box displays (Figure 9).