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Performing A Rollback For SCC (Exchange, SQL) Clusters, Replicating Cluster Data

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NOTE: You do not need to roll back the quorum disk. It can be regenerated automatically or by using cluster service functionality. Performing A Rollback For SCC (Exchange, SQL) Clusters To perform a rollback for SCC (Exchange, SQL) clusters: 1. Turnoff all nodes except one. 2. Perform a rollback using the standard AppAssure procedure for the machine as described in Performing A Rollback For A Windows Machine or Performing A Rollback For A Linux Machine. 3. After the rollback is finished, mount all databases from the cluster volumes. 4. Turn on all other nodes one-by-one. NOTE: You do not need to roll back the quorum disk. It can be regenerated automatically or by using cluster service functionality. Replicating Cluster Data When you are replicating data for a cluster, you configure replication at the machine level for the individual machines in that cluster. You can also configure replication to replicate the recovery points for shared volumes. For example, if you have five agents that you want to replicate from source to target. For more information and instructions on replicating data, see Replicating Agent Data On A Machine. Removing A Cluster From Protection To remove a cluster from protection: 1. Do one of the following: - In the Core Console, click the Machines tab, and then select the cluster you wish to remove - Or, in the left navigation area, select the cluster you wish to remove to view the Summary tab. 2. Click the Actions drop-down menu, and then click Remove Machine. 3. Select one of the following options. Option Description Keep Recovery Points To keep all currently stored recovery points for this cluster. Remove Recovery Points To remove all currently stored recovery points for this cluster from the repository. Removing Cluster Nodes From Protection Complete the steps in the following procedures to remove cluster nodes from protection. If you just want to remove a node from the cluster, see Converting A Protected Cluster Node To An Agent. To remove a cluster node from protection. 1. Do one of the following: - In the Core Console, click the Machines tab, and then select the cluster that contains the node you wish to remove. On the Machines tab for the cluster, select the node you want to remove. - Or, in the left navigation area, under the related cluster, select the node you want to remove. 2. Click the Actions drop-down menu and then click Remove Machine. 135

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NOTE:
You do not need to roll back the quorum disk. It can be regenerated automatically or by using cluster
service functionality.
Performing A Rollback For SCC (Exchange, SQL) Clusters
To perform a rollback for SCC (Exchange, SQL) clusters:
1.
Turnoff all nodes except one.
2.
Perform a rollback using the standard AppAssure procedure for the machine as described in
Performing A Rollback
For A Windows Machine
or
Performing A Rollback For A Linux Machine
.
3.
After the rollback is finished, mount all databases from the cluster volumes.
4.
Turn on all other nodes one-by-one.
NOTE:
You do not need to roll back the quorum disk. It can be regenerated automatically or by using cluster
service functionality.
Replicating Cluster Data
When you are replicating data for a cluster, you configure replication at the machine level for the individual machines in
that cluster. You can also configure replication to replicate the recovery points for shared volumes. For example, if you
have five agents that you want to replicate from source to target.
For more information and instructions on replicating data, see
Replicating Agent Data On A Machine
.
Removing A Cluster From Protection
To remove a cluster from protection:
1.
Do one of the following:
–
In the Core Console, click the Machines tab, and then select the cluster you wish to remove
–
Or, in the left navigation area, select the cluster you wish to remove to view the
Summary
tab.
2.
Click the
Actions
drop-down menu, and then click
Remove Machine
.
3.
Select one of the following options.
Option
Description
Keep Recovery Points
To keep all currently stored recovery points for this cluster.
Remove Recovery
Points
To remove all currently stored recovery points for this cluster from the repository.
Removing Cluster Nodes From Protection
Complete the steps in the following procedures to remove cluster nodes from protection. If you just want to remove a
node from the cluster, see
Converting A Protected Cluster Node To An Agent
. To remove a cluster node from protection.
1.
Do one of the following:
–
In the Core Console, click the
Machines
tab, and then select the cluster that contains the node you wish to
remove. On the
Machines
tab for the cluster, select the node you want to remove.
–
Or, in the left navigation area, under the related cluster, select the node you want to remove.
2.
Click the
Actions
drop-down menu and then click
Remove Machine
.
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