Data Center

This procedure describes how to add a mirror to an existing standalone Data Center when the Data Center is in service and there is archived data on tape.

Compactor Not Releasing Lock on an Account

Compactor locks the account that it is working on to avoid conflicts with other resources. Circumstances can occur where Compactor does not unlock the account. Use the information in this document to determine if the account in question is locked and how to release the lock.

Changing the Computer Name on a Data Center Server

The information in this document describes changing the computer name of a Data Center server. You can use this procedure whether your Data Center configuration is standalone, mirrored, or clustered.

Changing the IP Address of a Mirrored Data Center Server that does not use DNS

The information in this document includes a procedure to change the IP address on a mirrored Data Center server when Domain Name Service (DNS) is not used. This procedure is not appropriate for changing the IP Address of a standalone Data Center.

Configuring the Windows 2003 Security Configuration Wizard

This document includes a procedure to configure the Security Configuration Wizard after upgrading a Data Center server to Windows 2003 Server Service Pack 1.

Converting a Mirrored Data Center to a Clustered Data Center

This procedure describes how to add a second mirrored pair of servers to an existing mirrored Data Center to create a clustered Data Center.

Converting a Mirrored Data Center to a Standalone Data Center

This document describes how to convert a mirrored Data Center to a standalone configuration. The user communities are preserved, while the mirrored server is decommissioned. This procedure is not intended for use on a clustered Data Center.

Data Center Software Requirements

This document contains the software requirements for installing the Data Center software.

Determining the Data Center Version

Describes the ways you can determine which version of the Data Center you are running.

Finding and Fixing Accounts with Non-Escrowed Data Encryption Keys

This procedure describes how to search for accounts with non-escrowed data encryption keys, and change those data encryption keys to be escrowed. This procedure is required before upgrading a Data Center from a pre-8.0 version to version 8.x or later.

Geographic Assignment of Data Center Servers and Communities

This document describes how to assign communities to use a specific server as the primary server within a mirrored Data Center. At a minimum, this procedure requires Agent version 8.0 and Data Center 8.0.3.

Installing a Data Center Tape Library Driver

This document provides instructions on how to install a Data Center tape library driver.

Low Disk Space on a Data Center with HSM

This document discusses the issue of low disk space on a Data Center with HSM. HSM is the component that enables the Data Center to store archive sets on archive storage devices such as a tape library or EMC Centera. This discussion focuses on disk space for customer archive sets. Several short and long term solutions are provided.

Low Disk Space on a Disk-Only Data Center

This document discusses the issue of low disk space on a disk-only Data Center. A disk-only Data Center does not have the HSM component installed. This discussion focuses on disk space for archive set storage. Several short and long term solutions are provided.

Making the Secondary Server the Primary Server

The information in this document describes how to change the secondary server to the primary server.

Moving the Data Center to a Different Domain

The information in this document describes the process for moving a Data Center to a different domain.

This document describes how to restore the Data Center databases to a newly added mirrored Data Center server. Use this procedure in conjunction with the Adding a Mirror to a Standalone Data Center procedure.

This document describes how to restore the Data Center databases to a newly-added mirrored Data Center server. Use this procedure in conjunction with the Adding a Mirror to a Standalone Data Center procedure.

Reinstalling the Data Center Software

This document describes the effects of reinstalling the Data Center software.

This document explains how to remove existing Agent file sets from a Data Center server.

Removing HSM from a Data Center Server

The information in this document describes how to remove the HSM component from a Data Center server.

Removing a Tape Library from a Data Center Server

The information in this document describes how to remove a tape library from a Data Center server.

Removing a Volume from a Data Center Server

This document includes a procedure to remove a volume from a Data Center server. You can use this procedure for any Data Center configuration with multiple volumes: standalone, mirrored, or clustered.

Replacing a Failed Mirrored or Clustered Data Center Server with New Hardware

This document describes how to replace a failed Data Center server with new hardware. It does not apply to Data Centers using Network Attached Storage (NAS).

Replacing a Standalone Data Center Server with New Hardware

This document describes how to replace a standalone Data Center server with new hardware. The procedure assumes that the existing archive storage device will be used with the new Data Center server.

Safe Data Center Server Shut Down

This document describes how to safely shut down a Data Center server.

This document describes the Secure Socket Layers (SSL) certificates on the Agent and the Data Center server.

Server SSL Certificate Expired

This document describes a problem where the Agent cannot back up data because the Data Center server SSL certificate expired.

This document includes a procedure for setting up new mirrored servers within a clustered Data Center and moving the Registry databases to the new servers to create Registration Master servers.

This document includes a procedure to set expiration rules for a community that are different from the rules set for the rest of the Data Center.

The information in this document describes the process for upgrading the operating system of a Data Center Web server from Microsoft Windows 2000 Server to Windows 2003 Server.

This document describes how to configure the Data Center server so that you can use Centera Access Profiles.