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Data Protector user rights ........................................................................... 185
5 The Data Protector internal database ............................... 187
In this chapter ................................................................................................. 187
About the IDB ................................................................................................. 187
The IDB on the Windows Cell Manager ....................................................... 188
The IDB on the UNIX Cell Manager ............................................................. 189
The IDB in the Manager-of-Managers environment ......................................... 189
IDB architecture ............................................................................................... 189
Media Management Database (MMDB) ...................................................... 190
Catalog Database (CDB) ........................................................................... 191
Detail Catalog Binary Files (DCBF) .............................................................. 192
Session Messages Binary Files (SMBF) ......................................................... 193
Serverless Integrations Binary Files (SIBF) ...................................................... 194
IDB operation ................................................................................................. 194
During backup .......................................................................................... 194
During restore ........................................................................................... 195
During object copying or object consolidation .............................................. 195
Exporting media ....................................................................................... 195
Removing the detail catalog ...................................................................... 196
Filenames purge ....................................................................................... 196
File versions purge .................................................................................... 196
Overview of IDB management ........................................................................... 196
IDB growth and performance ............................................................................ 197
Key IDB growth and performance factors ..................................................... 197
IDB growth and performance: key tunable parameters ................................... 198
Logging level as an IDB key tunable parameter ...................................... 199
Catalog protection as an IDB key tunable parameter ............................... 201
Recommended usage of logging level and catalog protection .................. 201
IDB size estimation ................................................................................... 203
6 Service management ..................................................... 205
In this chapter ................................................................................................. 205
Overview ....................................................................................................... 205
Data Protector and service management ...................................................... 206
Native Data Protector functionality ..................................................................... 207
Application Response Measurement version 2.0 (ARM 2.0 API) ....................... 208
Integration with HP Operations Manager software ........................................ 210
SNMP traps ............................................................................................. 210
The monitor .............................................................................................. 210
Reporting and notification .......................................................................... 211
Event logging and notification .................................................................... 212
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