These colors indicate the success or failure of various checks relevant for SQL servers or Exchange servers. Recovery points captured from a protected SQL or Exchange server have corresponding color status indicators. Viewing status for checks on recovery points from Exchange Server or SQL Server.SQL servers allow you to set credentials for a single protected SQL Server machine, or to set default credentials for all protected SQL servers. Exchange servers allow you to set credentials for the protected machine on the Summary page for the protected server. Setting credentials for the relevant server.When you truncate logs for an Exchange server, in addition to identifying the available space, the process frees up more space on the server. The process of truncating SQL logs identifies available space on the server. Both SQL servers and Exchange servers include server logs. Functions you can accomplish for protected Exchange and SQL servers (and for no other protected machines) include: While these options may work differently, there is some commonality. If you select a protected SQL server in the left navigation menu, then the menu options that appear for that protected machine include a SQL drop-down menu. In those cases, additional options are available when you select the protected machine in the Core Console.įor example, if you select a protected Exchange server in the left navigation menu, then the menu options that appear for that protected machine include an Exchange drop-down menu option. Options specific to Exchange Server and SQL Server appear in the Rapid Recovery Core Console only when an instance of the software and related files are detected on protected servers. Protecting machines > About protecting machines with Rapid Recovery > About managing Exchange and SQL servers in Rapid Recovery Core Storage Performance and Utilization Management.Information Archiving & Storage Management.
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