HP Reference Information Storage System Version 1.6 Administration Guide revision 2 (T3559-90809, September 2007)
Table 3 RISS and RIM applications for a dministrators
Application Tasks
Platform Control Center (PCC) Monitor and troubleshoot system status and performance, and
manage user accounts. See "Introduction to Platform Control
Center (PCC) "onpage21.
PST Importer
Batch process multiple PST files. See "PST Importer"onpage85.
Audit Log
Enable the Audit Log for regulatory compliance. See "Audit
log"onpage97.
RIM for Exchange: Mail
Attender
Create selective archiving rules for Microsoft Exchange and
Outlook. See "Configuring your system for Exchange and
Outlook"onpage113.
RIM for Domino Create selective archiving rules for Domino. See the HP RIM for
Domino Administrator Guide included with the RIM for Domino
product on the documentation CD.
Web UI The Web UI allows administrators and users to use their web
browser to search for documents archived on the system, and
save and reuse your search-query definitions and results. See
the RISS User Guide.
RISS power on/off
Below are instructions for turning the RISS o n and off, and specific instructions to follow in case of
apowerfailure.
Power off
To turn off the RISS, from PCC enter:
# /opt/bin/stop
# /opt/bin/shutdown
Wait a few minutes until the PCC console shutdown is complete before removing power from the RISS
systems.
Power on
To power on the RISS:
1. Make sure the RISS switch(es) are powered up. Once power is restored, the switch(es) should
automatically come up.
2. Power on the kickstart server. Wait five minutes.
3. Power on everything else. Order is insignificant, unless there has been a power failure (see
below).
How to restart RISS after a power failure
After a power failure has occurred, a specific power on sequence is required:
1. Power off all systems.
2. Power on the kickstart server.
3. When the kickstart machine is running, log on and issue the commands:
/etc/init.d/postgresql stop
/etc/init.d/postgresql start
4. Wait for the start to complete successfully.
5. Power on db2, routers,and loadbalancers.
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