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Moving the Directory Manager to Another System, Storage Manager Pro service ASMProServer or daemon

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Adaptec Storage Manager Pro User's Guide 3 From the drop-down list box, select the System Name or IP Address based on the status of the system you are working from. From this system Directory manager Member you want to remove from the management set Member of a management set, but not the system you want to remove from the same set Type System name or IP address of the system you want to remove from the set Nothing System name or IP address of the system you want to remove from the set 4 Click OK. Storage Manager Pro confirms that you want to remove a system from the management set. 5 Click Yes. You must have a local account on the system you are changing. Storage Manager Pro will ask for the local account login name and password when you make the change. If the old directory manager is not available, Storage Manager Pro displays a message letting you know that it could not unregister you from the old management set. You should check that the old directory manager is turned on, has the Storage Manager Pro service (ASMProServer) or daemon running (see Starting Adaptec Storage Manager Pro on page 1-3), and that it is accessible on your network. Then try the above steps again. Moving the Directory Manager to Another System You can move the directory manager to another system. You may want to do this when you need to take the system that is currently the directory manager out of service. You can only move a directory manager to a system that is not currently a member of a management set, including a directory manager. 4-12

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Adaptec Storage Manager Pro User
’
s Guide
3
From the drop-down list box, select the System Name or IP
Address based on the status of the system you are working
from.
4
Click
OK.
Storage Manager Pro confirms that you want to remove a
system from the management set.
5
Click
Yes
.
You must have a local account on the system you are changing.
Storage Manager Pro will ask for the local account login name
and password when you make the change.
If the old directory manager is not available, Storage Manager
Pro displays a message letting you know that it could not
unregister you from the old management set. You should
check that the old directory manager is turned on, has the
Storage Manager Pro service (ASMProServer) or daemon
running (see
Starting Adaptec Storage Manager Pro
on page 1-3),
and that it is accessible on your network. Then try the above
steps again.
Moving the Directory Manager to Another
System
You can move the directory manager to another system. You may
want to do this when you need to take the system that is currently
the directory manager out of service. You can only move a directory
manager to a system that is not currently a member of a
management set, including a directory manager.
From this system
Type
Directory manager
System name or IP address of
the system you want to remove
from the set
Member you want to remove
from the management set
Nothing
Member of a management set,
but
not
the system you want to
remove from the same set
System name or IP address of
the system you want to remove
from the set