HP StorageWorks X1000 Automated Storage Manager user guide (572087-001, June 2009)

NotesDescriptionApplication
See “Using the Host a User-Defined
Application Wizard” on page 20.
Allocate and configure storage for any
remote application over the iSCSI pro-
tocol or any other application that re-
quires storage on the HP Storage System.
A wizard assists you in allocating and
configuring storage space.
The wizard does not migrate user-defined
application data to your HP Storage
System or reconfigure the application to
store data on your HP Storage System.
You must do this manually as described
in “Migrating user-defined application
data from a remote
application” on page 32, and as
described in the application's
documentation.
User-Defined Applica-
tions
See “Using the Create a Virtual Library
Wizard” on page 21.
Create a virtual library that backs up data
from a remote system on your HP Storage
System. A wizard assists you in choosing
size and storage allocation.
Data Protection
Using the Host an Exchange Storage Group Wizard
The Host an Exchange Storage Group Wizard automatically discovers the Exchange storage groups
on your application server and helps you allocate and configure storage space for these components:
• Mail stores—Contain the data in user mailboxes.
• Public stores—Contain the data in public folders.
• Logs—Provide a record of every message stored in a storage group.
Before you begin configuring storage for Exchange
• Make sure the ASM agent is installed on each server with Exchange data you plan to host.
• Make sure you have a current backup of your Exchange data and logs.
Accessing the Host an Exchange Storage Group Wizard
1. In the Actions pane, select Host an Exchange Storage Group.
TheHost an Exchange Storage Group Wizard welcome page opens.
2. Click Next to open the Specify Exchange Server page (see
“Entering a name of a server that hosts Exchange” on page 14).
Entering a name of a server that hosts Exchange
Use the Specify Exchange Server page to provide ASM with the name or the Internet Protocol address
(IPv4) of a remote server in your current domain that hosts Exchange.
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