Step-by-Step Guide to Open-E DSS V7 Asynchronous Data (File) Replication (File Based) over a WAN

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www.open-e.com 1 Step-by-Step Guide to Open-E DSS V7 Asynchronous Data (File) Replication (File Based) over a WAN Software Version: DSS ver. 7.00 up11 Presentation updated: July 2013

www.open-e.com 2 TO SET UP DATA (FILE) REPLICATION, PERFORM THE FOLLOWING STEPS: 1. Configure hardware 2. Configure DSS1 and DSS2 on the WAN 3. Configure the destination node 4. Configure the source node 5. Configure replication schedule 6. Check the status Data (File) Replication

www.open-e.com 3 1. Configure hardware Hardware Requirements To run the Data (File) Replication of Open-E DSS V7, a minimum of two systems are required. Logical volumes working in slave mode must have snapshots created and enabled. Both servers are working in the Wide Area Network. An example configuration is shown below: IP Address: 192.168.0.220 Data Server (DSS2) Destination node IP Address: 83.238.22.4 RAID System 1 RAID System 2 Volume Groups (vg00) Volume Groups (vg00) Snapshot NAS volume (lv0000) NAS volume (lv0000) Shares: Data Shares: Copy of Data Data (File) Replication Internet/Router/NAT

www.open-e.com 4 2. Configure DSS1 and DSS2 on the WAN BELOW YOU CAN FIND SETTINGS OF THE DSS1 AND DSS2 ON THE WAN: DSS 1 - machine behind the NAT with local IP address, Forwarding TCP port 873 to local IP from DSS 1 in your router (see screenshot) DSS 2 Data Storage System with external internet IP address router/firewall

www.open-e.com 5 Data Server (DSS2) Destination node IP Address:83.238.22.4 3. Configure the destination node In the "CONFIGURATION" menu, select "Volume manager" and then "Volume groups". Volume Groups (vg00) Add the selected physical units (Unit H2) to create a new volume group (in this case, vg00) and click apply.

www.open-e.com 6 Data Server (DSS2) Destination node IP Address:83.238.22.4 3. Configure the destination node Volume Groups (vg00) NAS volume (lv0000) Select the appropriate volume group (vg00) from the list on the left and create a new NAS volume. Set the required size. This logical volume will be the destination of the replication process. After assigning an appropriate amount of space for the NAS volume, click the apply button.

www.open-e.com 7 Data Server (DSS2) Destination node IP Address:83.238.22.4 3. Configure the destination node Volume Groups (vg00) The destination NAS Volume is now configured. NAS volume (lv0000)

www.open-e.com 8 Data Server (DSS2) Destination node IP Address:83.238.22.4 3. Configure the destination node Under the "CONFIGURATION" tab, select "NAS settings" menu. Data (File) Replication In the Data (file) replication agent function check the Enable data (file) replication agent box, and click the apply button.

www.open-e.com 9 Data Server (DSS2) Destination node IP Address:83.238.22.4 3. Configure the destination node Under the "CONFIGURATION" menu, select "NAS resources" and "Shares". Shares: Copy of Data A tree listing of NAS shared volumes (Shares) will appear on the left side of the DSS console. In the example, a shared volume named Copy of Data has been created.

Data Server (DSS2) Destination node IP Address:83.238.22.4 3. Configure the destination node After creating the new shared volume, configure it: Click on the share name (Copy of Data). Check the box Use data (file) replication within Data (file) replication agent settings function. Click on the apply button. Data (File) Replication NOTE: It is strongly recommended to protect the replication protocol with a user name and password, along with a list of allowed IP address. This will prevent other Data (File) Replication tasks from accessing this share. The user name and password must be the same on both nodes. The configuration of the destination node (storage server) is now complete. www.open-e.com 10

www.open-e.com 11 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node Under the "CONFIGURATION" menu, select "Volume manager" and then "Volume groups". Volume Groups (vg00) Add the selected physical units (Unit MD0) to create a new volume group (in this case, vg00) and click apply button.

www.open-e.com 12 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node Volume Groups (vg00) NAS volume (lv0000) Select the appropriate volume group (vg00) from the list on the left and create a new NAS volume. Set the required size. This logical volume will be the source of the replication process. After assigning an appropriate amount of space for the NAS volume, click the apply button.

www.open-e.com 13 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node Snapshot To setup a data replication, new snapshot needs to be created in Volume manager. Snapshot size should be large enough to accommodate the changes you anticipate, 10% to 15% of the logical volume is recommended After assigning an appropriate amount of space for the snapshot, click the apply button.

www.open-e.com 14 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node NAS volume (lv0000) Snapshot Assign the snapshot (snap00000) to the logical volume which will be replicated (in this example: lv0000) and click the apply button.

www.open-e.com 15 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node Under the "CONFIGURATION" menu, select "NAS settings". Data (File) Replication Check the Enable Data (File) Replication Agent box, and click the apply button.

www.open-e.com 16 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node Under the "CONFIGURATION" menu, select "NAS resources" and "Shares". Shares: Data To create a share, enter the share name in field Name. In this example a new share named Data has been created.

www.open-e.com 17 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node After data replication on a share has been enabled, go to the "MAINTENANCE" menu and select "Data (file) replication". Data (File) Replication

www.open-e.com 18 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node Select the replication source share. In the Create new data (file) replication task function, enter a name for the task and select the Source share to be replicated. At this point, a snapshot (snap00000) of the source share will automatically be assigned. In the Destination IP field, enter the IP address of the destination server (in this example, 88.238.22.4) and the user name/password (if applicable) for the destination. Next, configure the Destination share field by clicking on the button. In this example, the Copy of Data share appears. Click on the apply button.

www.open-e.com 19 IP Address:168.192.0220 4. Configure the source node After the DSS V7 Web console, has been reloaded, the new task (ReplicationTask) should appear. An additional information about the selected replication task is visible in the Data (file) replication task window. The configuration of the source node (storage server) is now complete.

www.open-e.com 20 IP Address:168.192.0220 5. Configure replication schedule Using the Create schedule for data (file) replication task function, set the desired replication schedules or explicitly start, stop and delete Data (File) Replication tasks, as desired.

www.open-e.com 21 IP Address:168.192.0220 6. Check the status Data (File) Replication In Data (file) replication tasks function set the desired Data (File) Replication to start, stop and delete tasks. Click on the button with task name (in this case Replication Task) to display detailed information on the current replication task (the replication task running at 6 pm).

www.open-e.com 22 IP Address:168.192.0220 6. Check the status Data (File) Replication To obtain detailed information about the progress of Data (File) Replication tasks, in the "STATUS" menu, select "Tasks". Then, click Data (File) Replication tasks and select the task.

Data Server (DSS1 and DSS2) Source and Destination node IP Address: 192.168.0.220 and 83.238.22.4 6. Check the status Data (File) Replication Share: Data Once Data (File) Replication task is completed, all data from the "Data" share are available on the "Copy of data" share. Share: Copy of Data The configuration of the source and destination nodes for asynchronous Data (File) Replication is now complete. www.open-e.com 23

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