To install and configure Enterprise Vault on the secondary site:

1. Install Enterprise Vault on each node of the secondary site cluster. For installation and configuration instructions, see the Enterprise Vault documentation.
2. Before you launch the wizard to configure the EV service group, storage cloning must be complete. Verify that the cluster disk group is imported to the first node on the secondary site and the volumes are mounted. If volumes were mounted as drive paths (folder mount) on the primary site, the DR Wizard does not mount the volumes on the secondary site and you must format the volumes and mount them manually.

   See Managing disk groups and volumes.

3. Bring the EV service group offline on the primary site.
4. On the first node, launch the Enterprise Vault Cluster Setup Wizard to configure the EV service group.

   Launch the Solutions Configuration Center from Start > All Programs > Symantec > Veritas Cluster Server > Solutions Configuration Center or, on Windows 2012 operating systems, from the Apps menu in the Start screen. Expand the Solutions for Enterprise Vault tab and click Disaster Recovery Configuration > Configure the Enterprise Vault service group on the secondary site > Enterprise Vault Cluster Setup Wizard.

   Specify the same service group name and virtual server name on the secondary site as on the primary site.

   For example, if the service group name on the primary site is EV_SG, use EV_SG for the service group name on the secondary site. If the virtual server name on the primary site is EV-VS, use EV-VS for the virtual server name on the secondary site.

   Specify the same MSMQ and Replication Directory paths on the secondary site as on the primary site.

   Use the same procedure as when configuring the service group on the primary site. Be sure to choose the wizard option to bring the service group online after creating it.

   See Configuring the Enterprise Vault service group.

5. Use the Enterprise Vault Configuration Wizard to configure Enterprise Vault on each node on the secondary site, beginning with the node on which the service group is online (the first node).

   Launch the Solutions Configuration Wizard. Expand the Solutions for Enterprise Vault tab and click Disaster Recovery Configuration > Configure Enterprise Vault Server in a cluster environment > Enterprise Vault Configuration Wizard.

   Follow these guidelines on the first node on the secondary site:

   • On the first node, select the option to create a new Enterprise Vault Server with cluster support, rather than the option to add the node as a failover node for an existing clustered server.

   • Select the Enterprise Vault service group that you just created as the group in which to configure the resources for the Enterprise Vault services.

   • When prompted to enter the SQL Server that you want to use for the Enterprise Vault database, specify the same database that you selected on the primary site. If SQL Server has been configured for high availability and disaster recovery, enter the name in the format virtualservername\instancename. For example, if the SQL virtual server name is virtualsvr and the instance name is EVSQL, enter virtualsvr\EVSQL.

     The wizard detects the existing database and updates it.

   • When you finish running the wizard, bring the Enterprise Vault resources online and verify that the Enterprise Vault service group is online. The EV resources will be in an unknown state on the failover node because the Enterprise Vault Configuration Wizard has not yet been run on that node.

     For additional information on the wizard, see the Enterprise Vault documentation.

6. To configure Enterprise Vault on any additional node, keep the service group online on the first node. Launch the Enterprise Vault Configuration Wizard from the additional node. On the additional node, make sure that you select the option to add the node as a failover node for an existing clustered server.
7. Once configuration is complete, verify the configuration on the secondary site by switching the service group from the first node to the failover node on the secondary site.
8. Take the service group offline on the secondary site and bring it online on the primary site.