Managing Machines; Removing A Machine; Forcing Log Truncation - Dell PowerVault DL4000 User Manual

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Managing Machines

This section describes a variety of tasks you can perform in managing your machines, such as removing a machine from
your AppAssure environment, setting up replication, forcing log truncation, canceling operations, and more.

Removing A Machine

1. Navigate to the AppAssure 5 Core Console and then click the Machines tab.
2. From the Machines tab, perform one of the following:
– Click the hyperlink for the machine you want to remove.
– Or, in the navigation pane, select the machine you want to remove.
3. In the Actions drop-down menu, click Remove Machines, and then select one of the option described in the
following table.
Option
Relationship Only
With Recovery Points Removes the source core from replication and deletes all replicated recovery points

Forcing Log Truncation

NOTE: This option is only available for Exchange or SQL machines.
To force log truncation:
Description
NOTE: The encryption settings for a repository are defined under the Configuration
tab in the AppAssure 5 Core Console.
Specify the target core to which you want to replicate the agent.
The name of the desired repository on the target core in which to store the replicated data
from this machine.
Select this check box if you want to pause replication. For example, to pause it until after
AppAssure 5 takes a base image of the new agent.
Select one of the following options:
– Protect all volumes with default schedule
– Protect specific volumes with custom schedule
NOTE: The default schedule is every 15 minutes. For information about custom
schedules, see Creating Custom Schedules For
Select this check box if you want to pause protection, for example, to prevent AppAssure
5 from taking the base image until after peak usage hours.
Description
Removes the source core from replication but retains the replicated recovery points.
received from that machine.
Volumes.
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