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August 28th, 2014 10:00

Backup the Recoverpoint config file

We recently upgraded from Recoverpoint 3.5 to 4.0.  I was hoping there was an easy way to backup the RecoverPoint config files, but I don't see anything in the new Unisphere that supports this.  Anyone have any idea's on an easy way to perform this task?

Thanks,

Kevin

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September 22nd, 2014 05:00

This is easy to do with powershell.

For each cluster you can use this one liner (using plink)

./plink.exe -ssh PRODRP -P 22 -l admin -pw admin save_settings windows=yes | out-file "c:\files\PRODRP_:$(date -f ddMMyy).backup"

Change PRODRP to your cluster name, change user/pass and output filename and location.

For all clusters this script can be used;

# Change cluster names to your own

$clusters = @("PRODRP","DRRP")

#format date as req

$datenow = (get-date -f ddMMyy)

# execute for each cluster in $clusters variable, out-file location can be changed. change user/pass if req

Foreach ($name in $clusters) {

.\plink.exe -ssh $name -P 22 -l admin -pw admin save_settings windows=yes | out-file c:\files\"$name"_"$datenow".backup }

Schedule as required.

I've blogged this in a little more detail here;  EMC Recoverpoint: Automating Cluster Configuration backups | Pragmatic IO

Hope this is useful

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August 28th, 2014 10:00

do you mean like the CG settings and such? have you tried the save_settings command in the cli?

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August 28th, 2014 11:00

As Ankur implied, you need to use the save_settings CLI command to export all the config details.

As a best practice I recommend customers to run a scheduled weekly batch file or script to capture these details.

Regards,

Rich

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September 24th, 2014 08:00

Thanks for the info you provided....

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