HP Application Recovery Manager software A.06.10 Concepts guide (March 2008)

transportable

snapshot

(Microsoft VSS specific term) A shadow copy that is created on

the application system and can be presented to the backup

system.

See also Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS).

unattended

operation

See lights-out operation.

user account

(Application

You can use Application Recovery Manager only if you have

an Application Recovery Manager user account, which restricts

Recovery Manager

user account)

unauthorized access to Application Recovery Manager and to

backed up data. Application Recovery Manager administrators

create this account specifying a user logon name, the systems

from which the user can log on, and an Application Recovery

Manager user group membership. This is checked whenever

the user starts the Application Recovery Manager user interface

or performs specific tasks.

user group Each Application Recovery Manager user is member of a User

Group. Each User Group has a set of user rights that are given

to every user in that User Group. The number of User Groups

with their associated user rights can be defined as desired.

Application Recovery Manager provides three default user

groups: admin, operator, and user.

user profile (Windows specific term) Configuration information retained on

a user basis. This information includes desktop settings, screen

colors, network connections, and so on. When the user logs on,

the user profile is loaded and the Windows environment is set

accordingly.

user rights User rights or access rights are the permissions needed to

perform specific Application Recovery Manager tasks.

Configuring a backup, starting a backup session, or starting a

restore session are typical user rights. Users have the access

rights of the user group to which they belong.

Virtual Controller

Software (VCS)

(HP StorageWorks EVA specific term) The firmware that manages

all aspects of storage system operation, including communication

with Command View EVA through the HSV controllers.