HP 3PAR Recovery Manager 4.4.2 for Microsoft Exchange 2007, 2010, and 2013 User Guide

Before You Begin
Ensure that you have set up a storage unit for storing virtual copy backups. For more information,
see the documentation for the backup software you are using.
Configuring Symantec NetBackup
To set up your Symantec NetBackup software, see the Symantec NetBackup documentation.
To configure Symantec NetBackup to function with HP 3PAR Recovery Manager for Exchange, set
the following parameters during the configuration process:
SettingBackup Policy Parameter
MS-WindowsPolicy type
Select the machine on which the Recovery Manager Backup
Server component is installed.
Clients
Add the client to the backup policy by entering NetBIOS
name.
User backupType of backup
Activate all the time slots:Starting times for backups
• Modify Day: Mon
• Start Time: 12:00:00AM
• End Day: Sun
• End Time: 12:00:00AM
• Duration (days): 7
NOTE: The use of a NetBackup Media Servers is supported in this version.
NOTE: If the Windows Open File Backup option in NetBackup is enabled, the NetBackup client
takes additional temporary read-only (RO) and read/write (RW) snapshots on your base volumes.
After the backup process is complete, Windows displays this event message: Target LUN is
not a 3PAR Virtual Volume.
To deactivate this function, disable the Windows Open File Backup in NetBackup.
NOTE: If you plan on backing up multiple Mailbox Databases using NetBackup and HP 3PAR
Recovery Manager for Exchange, you need a different policy for each storage group that will be
backed up at the same time. For example, if the first backup of Mailbox Database One has not
yet completed, then for the backup of Mailbox Database Two to be performed correctly by HP
3PAR Recovery Manager for Exchange and NetBackup, it must use a different policy.
For more information on installing Symantec NetBackup, see Symantec NetBackup documentation.
Configuring HP Data Protector
Requirements
• HP Data Protector Software
• Each data list name (also known as the backup specification) must be unique across the entire
system
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