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Adding A Storage Location To An Existing Repository, In the AppAssure 5 Core Console, click

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1. In the AppAssure 5 Core Console, click the Configuration tab. The Repositories page is displayed. 2. Click the right angle bracket (>) symbol next to the Status column of the repository you wish to modify. 3. Next to Actions, click Settings. The Repository Settings dialog box is displayed. 4. Edit the repository information as described below. Field Description Repository Name Represents the display name of the repository. By default, this text box consists of the word Repository and an index number, which corresponds to the number of the repository. NOTE: You cannot edit the repository name. Description Optionally, enter a descriptive note about the repository. Maximum Concurrent Define the number of concurrent requests you want the repository to support. Operations Enable Deduplication Clear this checkbox to turn off deduplication, or select this checkbox to enable deduplication. NOTE: Changing this setting only applies to backups taken after the setting has been made. Existing data, or data replicated from another core or imported from an archive, retains the deduplication values in place at the time the data was captured from the agent. Enable Compression Clear this checkbox to turn off compression, or select this checkbox to enable compression. NOTE: This setting applies only to backups taken after the setting has been changed. Existing data, or data replicated from another core or imported from an archive, retains the compression values in place at the time the data was captured from the agent. 5. Click Save. Adding A Storage Location To An Existing Repository Adding a storage location lets you define where you want the repository or volume to be stored. To add a storage location to an existing repository: 1. Click the right angle bracket (>) symbol next to the Status column of the repository for which you want to add a new storage location. 2. In the Actions pane, click Add Storage Location. The Add Storage Location dialog box is displayed. 3. Specify how to add the file for the storage location. You can choose to add the file on the local disk or on CIFS share. - Click Add file on local disk to specify a local machine and then enter the information as described below. 54

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1.
In the AppAssure 5 Core Console, click the
Configuration
tab.
The
Repositories
page is displayed.
2.
Click the right angle bracket (>) symbol next to the
Status
column of the repository you wish to modify.
3.
Next to
Actions
, click
Settings
.
The
Repository Settings
dialog box is displayed.
4.
Edit the repository information as described below.
Field
Description
Repository Name
Represents the display name of the repository. By default, this text box consists of the
word Repository and an index number, which corresponds to the number of the
repository.
NOTE:
You cannot edit the repository name.
Description
Optionally, enter a descriptive note about the repository.
Maximum Concurrent
Operations
Define the number of concurrent requests you want the repository to support.
Enable Deduplication
Clear this checkbox to turn off deduplication, or select this checkbox to enable
deduplication.
NOTE:
Changing this setting only applies to backups taken after the setting has been
made. Existing data, or data replicated from another core or imported from an
archive, retains the deduplication values in place at the time the data was captured
from the agent.
Enable Compression
Clear this checkbox to turn off compression, or select this checkbox to enable
compression.
NOTE:
This setting applies only to backups taken after the setting has been changed.
Existing data, or data replicated from another core or imported from an archive,
retains the compression values in place at the time the data was captured from the
agent.
5.
Click
Save
.
Adding A Storage Location To An Existing Repository
Adding a storage location lets you define where you want the repository or volume to be stored.
To add a storage location to an existing repository:
1.
Click the right angle bracket (>) symbol next to the
Status
column of the repository for which you want to add a new
storage location.
2.
In the
Actions
pane, click
Add Storage Location
.
The
Add Storage Location
dialog box is displayed.
3.
Specify how to add the file for the storage location. You can choose to add the file on the local disk or on CIFS
share.
–
Click
Add file on local disk
to specify a local machine and then enter the information as described below.
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