Protecting Workstations And Servers; About Protecting Workstations And Servers; Configuring Machine Settings; Viewing And Modifying Configuration Settings - Dell DL4000 User Manual

Protecting workstations and servers

About protecting workstations and servers

To protect your data add the workstations and servers you want to protect in the Core Console; for
example, your Exchange server, SQL Server, or your Linux server.
NOTE: In this section, generally the word machine also refers to the AppAssure Agent software
installed on that machine.
In the Core Console, you can identify the machine on which an AppAssure Agent software is installed and
specify which volumes to protect, define schedules for protection, add extra security measures such as
encryption, and more. For more information on how to access the Core Console to protect workstations
and servers, see Protecting A

Configuring machine settings

After you add protection for machines in AppAssure, you can modify basic machine configuration
settings (such as name and host name), protection settings (changing the protection schedule for
volumes on the machine, adding or removing volumes, or pausing protection), and more.

Viewing and modifying configuration settings

To view and modify configuration settings:
1. After you have added a protected machine, perform one of the following:
• From the Core Console, click the Machines tab and then click the hyperlink for the machine that
you want to modify.
• From the Navigation pane, select the machine that you want to modify.
2. Click the Configuration tab.
The Settings page displays.
3. Click Edit to modify the machine settings as described in the following table.
Text Box
Display Name
Host Name
Port
Machine.
Description
Enter a display name for the machine.
A name for this machine to be displayed in the Core Console. By default, this is
the host name of the machine. You can change the display name to something
more user-friendly if needed.
Enter a host name for the machine.
Enter a port number for the machine.
4
81