Integrating HP Data Protector 6.1 with SAN Virtualization Services Platform

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scripts into a different folder, but then you must use the full path in the Data Protector Backup
Specifications instead of just the filename.
Figure 4: Copy location
The scripts must be edited to match your environment needs. Right click on the
“svsp_pre_exec.bat” script and select edit. The pre-exec script contains the following variables
that should be edited:
Variable Name Description
_BACKUPHOST_ The name of the Backup host as it’s set in the SVSP environment.
_STORAGEPOOL1_ The name of the Storage Pool as it’s set in the SVSP environment.
_VIRTUALDISK1_ The name of the Virtual Disk as it’s set in the SVSP environment.
_MOUNTPOINT1_ The Mount point which should be used on the backup host.
_POINTINTIME1_ The name of the Point in Time to be created.
_SNAPSHOT1_ The name of the Snapshot.
The snapshot and pit variables can also be left unchanged (by default the backup session ID is
appended). If you change any of the snapshot and/or pit variables, you must also change them in
the svsp_post_exec.bat script. Also note that the mount-point and backupHost values must be
equivalent as the ones defined in the Data Protector backup specifications (Figure 15: Mount
point). In the svsp_pre_exec.bat script, the mount-point value must have double backslashes (‘\\’)
for each DP GUI backslash (‘\’) and must end with two backslashes. Also, when a folder is used
as a mount-point, it must be an empty or non-existing folder.
The VSM login and the copy location must also be defined in both .bat files.
To determine the virtual disk value, you must manually resolve the disk LUN:
1. From the application host, go to Computer Management (right click my computer and
select manage). Then click on Disk Management, select the disk and right click.
2. From the VSM GUI, go to Entities > Virtual Disks. Select the disk and click on the Host
Presentation tab.
3. The LUNs should be the same.