Before cloning a service group on the secondary site, verify if the application is installed on the secondary site.
Ensure that the SQL Server Full-Text Search service on the secondary site is configured to start in the manual mode and is initially in the stopped state.
Before cloning the service group on the secondary site, verify that you have installed the application on the secondary site.
If you are launching the wizard for the first time, refer to the following topic for additional information:
See About configuring disaster recovery with the DR wizard.
To clone the service group configuration from the primary site to the secondary site
Expand the Solutions for Solutions for Additional Applications tab.
Click Disaster Recovery Configuration > Configure Disaster Recovery > Disaster Recovery Configuration Wizard.
If you selected the Volume Replicator replication method, the wizard proceeds to the storage cloning task and notifies you if it detects that the storage is identical. Click Next until you reach the Service Group Analysis panel.
If you selected an array-based replication method (EMC SRDF, HTC, or GCO only), the temporary storage is no longer needed once the application is installed and the wizard confirms whether or not to delete it.
Click Next.
Resource Name |
Displays the list of resources that exist on the primary cluster. |
Attribute Name |
Displays the attribute name associated with each of the resources displayed in the Resource Name column. If you need to edit additional attributes that are not shown, you must edit them manually on the secondary site service group once service group cloning is complete. |
Primary Cluster |
Displays the primary attribute values for each of the displayed attributes. |
Secondary Cluster |
For an IPv4 network, the default is the same as the primary cluster; the same virtual IP address can be used if both sites exist on the same network segment. You can specify different attributes depending on your environment. For IPv6, select the network from the dropdown list. An IP address will be generated from the network. For the MACAddress attribute select the appropriate public NIC from the drop-down list. For IPv6 available NICs are those belonging to the selected IPv6 network. |
Click Next.