HP Data Protector A.06.11 Integration Manual page 449

dynamic client
EMC Symmetrix
Agent (SYMA)
(EMC Symmetrix
specific term)
emergency boot
file
encryption key
encryption key
KeyID-StoreID
enhanced
incremental
backup
Enterprise Backup
Environment
See client backup with disk
See Symmetrix Agent
(Informix Server specific term) The Informix Server configuration
file ixbar.server_id that resides in the directory
INFORMIXDIR/etc (on Windows) or INFORMIXDIR\etc (on
UNIX). INFORMIXDIR is the Informix Server home directory
and server_id is the value of the SERVERNUM configuration
parameter. Each line of the emergency boot file corresponds to
one backup object.
A 256-bit randomly generated number used by the Data
Protector encryption algorithm to encode information during
backups for which AES 256-bit software encryption or
drive-based encryption has been specified. The same key is
used for subsequent decryption of the information. Encryption
keys for a Data Protector cell are stored in a central keystore
on the Cell Manager.
Combined identifier used by the Data Protector Key Management
Server to identify and administer encryption keys used by Data
Protector. KeyID identifies the key within the keystore. StoreID
identifies the keystore on the Cell Manager. If Data Protector
has been upgraded from an earlier version with encryption
functionality, there may several StoreIDs used on the same
Cell Manager.
Conventional incremental backup backs up files that have
changed since a previous backup, but has certain limitations in
detection of changes. Unlike conventional incremental backup,
enhanced incremental backup reliably detects and backs up
also renamed and moved files, as well as files with changes in
attributes.
Several cells can be grouped together and managed from a
central cell. The enterprise backup environment includes all
clients located in several Data Protector cells which are managed
and administered from a central cell using the
Manager-of-Managers concept.
See also MoM.
Zero downtime backup integration guide
discovery.
(SYMA).
449