3PAR VSS Provider 2.1.0 for Microsoft Windows User's Guide (QL226-96144, August 2011)

• To set as default entry, issue ProvCfg InServ [-sys <name>] [-default].
• To remove an existing system setup, issue ProvCfg InServ [-sys <name> [-remove].
• To view the current connection configuration, issue ProvCfg Conn.
• To enable or disable the no block option when creating virtual copies, issueProvCfg Conn
-noblock Yes|No.
• To view the current log level, issue ProvCfg Log.
• To change the current log level, issue ProvCfg Log -level <num>.
EXAMPLES:
• The following command adds a new entry for the system configuration.
ProvCfg InServ -sys MyInServ -user myuser -pass mypassword
• The following command changes the log level to 4.
ProvCfg Log -level 4
• The following command changes the timeout value to 120 seconds.
ProvCfg Conn –timeout 120
NOTE: For backward compatibility, the default configuration is used for single system architecture.
Use the –default option to set a configuration to the default values.
NOTE: Any change to the username and password information used to generate the system
authentication information requires a local authentication update using the following command:
ProvCfg InServ –sys <sysname> -user <username> -pass <password>
NOTE: To add an additional system configuration, use the following command:
ProvCfg InServ –sys <sysname> -user <username> -pass <password>
Make sure that the Windows system is connected to the new system via an FC/ ISCSI port prior
to the addition.
NOTE: Any change to the Log or InServ options using the ProvCfg.exe utility requires that
both the Volume Shadow Copy Service and the VSS Provider for Microsoft Windows service be
restarted.
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