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November 26th, 2012 08:00

Vnx 5300 Logging for Entreprise Vault

Hi, I'm using a VNX 5300 with Entreprise Vault 9.0.3. When looking at the celerra volumes properties,  it tells me that I need to enable the "Celera Logging" to be able to delete expired archived items. So far I did not find the procedure to do so. Any tip welcome. Thanks.

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  • Rainer_EMC

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    Posted November 26th, 2012 08:00

    What exactly does it say? Logging or locking or retention lock (FLR)?

    I would suggest to look at the Symantec documentation for support site for details

  • Jetintake

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    Posted November 27th, 2012 00:00

    Hi

    It says "Logging". (see screen cap attached to original post)

    I went though all the Symantec site and KB, and if I found several references to this "Logging" but without any information on how to enable it... One doc says makes reference to FileMover Logging...

    http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=HOWTO49558

  • BillStein-Dell

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    Posted November 29th, 2012 09:00

    The DHSM connection needs to have logging enabled in order to have the archived file deleted when the stub (or placeholder) is deleted or recalled.  Use the fs_dhsm command on the Celerra to do that.

    First, get the connection information:

    [nasadmin@zig_cs0 ~]$ fs_dhsm -l

    id      name

    422     ufs1

    424     ufs2

    37      1_fs2

    466     mymgfs

    [nasadmin@zig_cs0 ~]$ fs_dhsm -i id=422

    ufs1:

    state                = enabled

    offline attr         = on

    popup timeout        = 0

    backup               = passthrough

    read policy override = none

    log file             = off

    max log size         = 10MB

    Notice that logging is off.  You will need to enable logging:

    [nasadmin@zig_cs0 ~]$ fs_dhsm -m id=422 -log on

    ufs1:

    state                = enabled

    offline attr         = on

    popup timeout        = 0

    backup               = passthrough

    read policy override = none

    log file             = on

    max log size         = 10MB


      Done

    Once this is done, go back to the original screen you listed and click "Test Celerra Logging" and this test should succeed.