You can set up hibernation for a protection job, which allocates a time period in which DTAVI will “pause” the protection jobs that are running. Hibernation allows you to provide a window where other applications can use snapshots. The hibernation time range is set by adding HibernationTimeStart
and HibernationTimeStop
properties to the DefaultJob.xml file.
Note:
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These properties should be added at the end of the property list, but before the </ArrayOfPropertyItem> tag.
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The following example sets a hibernation period from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
<PropertyItem Name="HibernationTimeStart" Access="PUBLIC" Permission="READWRITE">
<Value xsi:type="xsd:string">9PM</Value>
</PropertyItem>
<PropertyItem Name="HibernationTimeStop" Access="PUBLIC" Permission="READWRITE">
<Value xsi:type="xsd:string">6AM</Value>
</PropertyItem>
Optionally, you can set a protection job to remove all snapshots when going into hibernation. The RemoveAllSnapshotsOnHibernating
parameter must be set to true for all snapshots to be removed. This is governed by the following property in the DefaultJob.xml:
<PropertyItem Name="RemoveAllSnapshotsOnHibernating" Access="PUBLIC" Permission="READWRITE">
<Value xsi:type="xsd:boolean">true</Value>
</PropertyItem>
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If all snapshots are removed at hibernation time, DTAVI will be required to perform a file difference mirror when the hibernation ends.
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