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9 Backing Up and Restoring the HAFM Server This chapter contains information on how to back up the director and switch product configuration data and how to restore the HAFM server. Backing Up Configuration Data Back up of critical HAFM configuration data is provided by a third-party application installed on the HAFM server, called Iomega QuikSync. QuikSync automatically mirrors the contents of the HAFMData directory on the HAFM server hard drive. If HAFMData directory contents change, or the HAFM server is rebooted, content on the external Zip drive is updated as well. The directory contains all HAFM configuration data and is used to restore the HAFM server operating environment in case of hard drive failure. The HAFMData directory contains: • HAFM configuration data (director and switch definitions, user names and passwords, director and switch date and time, operating mode, port configurations, operating parameters, SNMP recipients, and e-mail recipients). • Log files (HAFM application, director, and switch logs). • Director and switch firmware versions stored in the firmware library. • Configuration data for the director and switch products are stored in nonvolatile RAM in these products and is backed up through HAFM. The data is recorded in the HAFMData directory each time a backup occurs. The QuikSync application does not back up Windows 2000 operating system data, such as user names, passwords, PC date and time, and TCP/IP network information. This information was recorded while performing several installation tasks. See "Record or Verify HAFM Server Restore Information" on page 9-2. Use the following procedure to back up critical HAFM configuration data: 1. Insert a blank Zip disk into the HAFM server's Zip drive. HAFM server installation guide 9-1

Section	Page
Contents	3
About this Guide	7
Intended Audience	7
Related Documentation	7
Document Conventions	9
Table 1: Document Conventions	9
Symbols in Text	9
Symbols on Equipment	10
Rack Stability	11
Getting Help	11
HP Technical Support	11
HP Website	12
HP Authorized Reseller	12
Introduction	13
Introduction	13
System Requirements	15
Requirements and Capabilities of the Omnibook PC	15
Table 2-1: HAFM Server System Requirements	15
PC Setup and Configuration	17
Drive Assignments	17
CMOS Setup	17
Table 3-1: CMOS Settings	17
Install LAN Card (Optional)	18
Windows 2000 Setup and Configuration	19
Power Options	19
Changing the Default Power Options	19
Figure 4-1: Power Options Properties window	20
Internet Information Server Setup and Configuration	21
Installing IIS 5.0	21
Figure 5-1: Windows Components Wizard window	22
Web Server Configuration	23
FTP Server Configuration	23
Configuring the FTP Server Home Directory for Read/Write Access	23
HAFM Management Applications Installation	25
Installing the HAFM Software	25
Iomega QuikSync	25
HAFM Server Configuration	27
Connecting the HAFM Server to a LAN	27
Figure 7-1: HAFM server LAN connections	28
Configure HAFM Server Network Information	29
Figure 7-2: HA-Fabric Manager Login dialog box	30
Figure 7-3: System Properties dialog box-Network Identification tab	31
Figure 7-4: Identification Changes dialog box	32
Figure 7-5: Local Area Connection Status dialog box	33
Figure 7-6: Local Area Connection Properties dialog box	34
Figure 7-7: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box	35
Figure 7-8: Advanced TCP/IP Settings dialog box-IP Settings tab	36
Figure 7-9: Advanced TCP/IP Settings dialog box-DNS tab	37
Set HAFM Server Date and Time	38
Figure 7-10: HA-Fabric Manager Login dialog box	39
Figure 7-11: Date/Time Properties dialog box	40
Figure 7-12: Date/Time Properties dialog box-Time Zone tab	41
Configure and Enable Call-Home Features	42
Configure the Call-Home via Dial-out Feature	42
Figure 7-13: Type of Connection window	43
Figure 7-14: Phone Number to Dial window	44
Figure 7-15: Connection Availability window	44
Figure 7-16: Ready to create your connection window	45
Configuring Windows 2000 to Enable a Dial-up Connection	46
Configure and Enable the Proactive Services Call-Home via LAN Feature	47
Test Remote Notification	48
Figure 7-17: Test Remote Notification dialog box	48
HAFM Operation	51
HAFM Services Window	51
Figure 8-1: HAFM Services window	52
HAFM Login Window	52
Figure 8-2: HA-Fabric Manager Login dialog box	53
Service Control Manager	54
Stopping and Starting the HAFM Server from a Local Client	54
Accessing the Service Control Manager	54
Figure 8-3: Services window	55
Using HAFM Server to Manage the SAN	55
Backing Up and Restoring the HAFM Server	57
Backing Up Configuration Data	57
Record or Verify HAFM Server Restore Information	58
Restore the HAFM Server	59
Install or Upgrade Software	60
Sliding Shelf Installation for HAFM Server	63
Installing the HAFM Server Sliding Shelf into a Supported Cabinet (Optional)	63
Figure 10-1: Installing the sliding shelf brackets	64
Figure 10-2: Positioning the sliding shelf bracket on a rail rear slot	65
Figure 10-3: Positioning the sliding shelf bracket at the rack front	66
Index	67
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D	67
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F	67
G	67
H	67
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