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HP Data Protector Sottware Overview and Architecture
- HP Data Protector Software
- HP Data Protector Software Version 6.0 Highlights
- Managed Environment
- Backup Models
- Backup and Replication Methods
- Split-Mirror Backup Concept (ZDB/IR)
- Snapshot Backup Concept (ZDB/IR)
- HP Software Integration
- The Cell Concept
- Data Protector Architecture
- Client/Server Modules
- Plient/Server Modules
Data Protector Basics
- Authorizing Remote Console Access
- Verify Agents
- Adding Components to Clients
- Check Default Media Pools
- Adding null-pool for null device / nul device
- Adding null / nul device
- Concept: Disk Based Devices
- Disk Device Types and uses
- Configure: File Library
- File Library
- Configure a New Backup
Overview of EVA and the Snapshot Backup Concept
- HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA)
- EVA Storage Infrastructure
- Snapshots and Snapclones
- The Storage System Database
- Virtual Disk Family
- Secure Path / autopath
- EVA limitations
- Zero Downtime Backup Concept and process
- Replica Storage – Snapshot / Snapclone Rotation
- Single Enterprise Virtual Array – Dual Host
- Multiple Enterprise Virtual Arrays – Dual Host
- Multiple Application Hosts – Central Backup Host
- Single Host (BC1)
- CA + BC combination
- CA logging mechanism
- DP and EVA Integration Concept
Configuring and Managing EVA Snapshot / Snapclone Backups
- The EVA ZDB Database – SMISDB
- Command View Logins
- Snapshot/Snapclone Meta Data
- Disk Group Rules
- CA Home Configuration file
- The omnidbsmis Command
- Licensing
- Configuring the Integration
- Upgrading from EVAA to SMISA
- Creating EVA Backup Specifications
- EVA Snapshot Backup Options
- Schedule and Start Backup Options
- DP Naming Convention for Snapshots and Snapclones
- ZDB Flow
- omnirc Variables to Define the Mount Point
- The Resolving Process
Restore and Instant Recovery
- Restoring From Tape Media
- Instant Recovery Concept (General)
- Performing Instant Recovery
- Recovery Flow
Supported Configurations, Known Issues and Limitations
- LVM Mirroring Support
- Supportability Overview
- omnirc Variables for SMISA
- Known Issues and Limitations
Oracle (RMAN) Overview
- Advantages of integrating Oracle with Data Protector
- Overview of Oracle Database Components
- Oracle Database States
- Oracle Backup Types
- Oracle Recovery Manager
- Architecture: Distributed Environment
- RMAN Backup Types and Components
- RMAN Restore Specification List
Configuring Data Protector Oracle Backups
- Integration Module (Windows, Linux)
- Changes with DP 6.0
- Oracle RMAN Integration Steps
- Oracle Configuration (DP 5.x, DP 6.0)
- Configuration files
Data Protector Oracle RMAN Backups
- Backup Specification
- RMAN script editor
- Oracle backup application specific options
- RMAN Scripts with multiple Backup Statements
- Online / Offline Backups
- Oracle Integration Concept
- Backup Session Flow – Algorithm
Data Protector Oracle RMAN Restores
- Oracle Restore Functionality
- Performing a Restore
- Restore Options – Functionality Overview
- Restore Options and Actions
- Options for Restore and Recover
- Repository Restore
- Database Duplication
- Restore Session Flow -- Algorithm
- Report / Monitor of Oracle Backups
- Synchronization between RMAN and Data Protecto
Data Protector Oracle RMAN Disaster Recover, Troubleshooting and Limitations
- Disaster Recovery of Oracle
- Three Backups from which to Restore the Control File
- Data Protector Oracle Backup Templates
- Troubleshooting
- Restore Limitations
Data Protector Oracle RMAN Zero Downtime Backups and Instant Recovery
- Oracle ZDB Integration Steps
- Oracle database layout
- Backup Methods and Configuration
- Creating a Backup Specification
- How to Switch the Backup Method
- Oracle Restore and Recovery
- IR options
- omnirc Variables for Oracle ZDB
- Limitations
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