Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- 1.1 Introducing Content Manager -- 1.1.1 Architecture -- 1.1.2 Library Server -- 1.1.3 Resource Managers -- 1.1.4 Mid-tier server -- 1.1.5 Clients -- 1.2 Fundamentals -- Chapter 2. Backup and recovery strategies and options -- 2.1 Backup requirements -- 2.1.1 Types of events -- 2.1.2 Speed of recovery -- 2.1.3 Backup windows -- 2.1.4 Recovery points -- 2.1.5 Units of recovery -- 2.1.6 Backup of Content Manager supporting files -- 2.2 Backup options for Content Manager -- 2.2.1 Cold backup -- 2.2.2 Warm backup -- 2.2.3 Hot backup -- 2.3 Library Server and DB2 database backup and recovery -- 2.3.1 DB2 logging concepts -- 2.3.2 Backing up a DB2 database -- 2.3.3 Restoring a DB2 database -- 2.4 Resource Manager backup and recovery -- 2.4.1 Resource Manager data areas -- 2.4.2 Resource Manager services -- 2.4.3 Backup and recovery of the storage area -- 2.5 Content Manager configuration -- 2.6 Additional considerations for Content Manager -- 2.6.1 Stopping Content Manager activity -- 2.6.2 Library Server extensions -- 2.6.3 Resource Manager extensions -- 2.6.4 Validation utilities -- 2.6.5 Tivoli Storage Manager backup -- 2.6.6 Information Integrator for Content configuration database -- 2.6.7 Content Manager eClient -- 2.6.8 User applications and custom code -- Chapter 3. Practical backup and recovery procedures -- 3.1 Component overview -- 3.1.1 Library Server -- 3.1.2 Resource Manager -- 3.1.3 Summary of components -- 3.2 Planning for the backup -- 3.3 Offline backup -- 3.3.1 Preparing an offline backup -- 3.3.2 Offline backup to a file system -- 3.3.3 Offline backup to Tivoli Storage Manager -- 3.3.4 Finishing and restarting -- 3.3.5 Restoring -- 3.4 Online backup.

3.4.1 Preparing -- 3.4.2 Backup procedure -- 3.4.3 Restore -- 3.5 Multiple node configurations -- 3.6 Tivoli Storage Manager backup procedure -- Chapter 4. High availability strategies and options -- 4.1 Overview -- 4.1.1 Availability concept -- 4.1.2 Planned versus unplanned outages -- 4.1.3 High availability and continuous availability -- 4.1.4 Cost versus loss -- 4.1.5 Availability matrix -- 4.1.6 Levels of availability -- 4.1.7 Measuring availability -- 4.2 Content Manager HA strategies and options -- 4.2.1 Content Manager infrastructure fundamentals -- 4.2.2 High availability example 1: Clustering -- 4.2.3 Example 1 modified: Clustering with mid-tier RM application -- 4.2.4 High availability example 2: Clustering and replication -- 4.2.5 High availability example 3: Replication -- 4.2.6 High availability example 4: Single server configuration -- 4.2.7 High availability summary chart -- Chapter 5. Practical procedures for high availability -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.1.1 Out test case scenario -- 5.2 Library Server HACMP -- 5.2.1 Software installation -- 5.2.2 Library Server parameter values -- 5.2.3 File system setup and user IDs creation -- 5.2.4 DB2 and Content Manager instance creation on primary node -- 5.2.5 Setting up shared disks and LVM -- 5.2.6 DB2 and Content Manager instance creation on secondary node -- 5.2.7 HACMP topology configuration -- 5.2.8 Defining resource groups -- 5.2.9 HACMP post-configuration procedures -- 5.3 Resource Manager replication -- 5.3.1 Initial parameter definitions -- 5.3.2 Resource Manager installation and configuration -- 5.3.3 Cross-referencing server definitions -- 5.3.4 Enable collections for replication -- 5.3.5 Adjust replication schedule -- 5.3.6 Adjust Resource Manager fail-over settings -- 5.3.7 Replication test -- 5.4 The rest of the environment -- 5.4.1 Tivoli Storage Manager.

5.4.2 Content Manager clients -- 5.5 Fail-over tests and results -- 5.5.1 Library Server only failover -- 5.5.2 Resource Manager failover and fallback -- 5.5.3 Simultaneous Library Server and Resource Manager failover -- Chapter 6. Business continuity and disaster recovery strategies -- 6.1 Overview -- 6.1.1 Business continuity and disaster recovery concept -- 6.1.2 Major disastrous events -- 6.1.3 Data protection cost -- 6.1.4 Trends in business continuity planning -- 6.1.5 Critical considerations and success factors -- 6.2 Business continuity strategies and options -- 6.2.1 Insourced -- 6.2.2 Outsourced -- 6.2.3 Business continuity needs assessment -- 6.3 Disaster recovery best practices -- 6.3.1 Disaster recovery: Best practices with Content Manager -- 6.3.2 Content Manager recovery -- Chapter 7. Case study: Retirement Application Processing System -- 7.1 The business problem -- 7.2 Solution overview -- 7.3 Solution design -- 7.3.1 High availability -- 7.3.2 Backup and recovery -- 7.3.3 Geographic distribution -- Chapter 8. Case study IBM ECM solution: Personnel Records System -- 8.1 The business problem -- 8.2 Solution definition and benefits -- 8.3 Scope and complexity -- 8.4 Solution architecture -- 8.5 Application and data protection strategy -- 8.5.1 Disaster recovery strategy -- 8.5.2 Backup and restore -- 8.5.3 System availability strategy -- 8.5.4 Full recovery -- 8.5.5 Incremental recovery -- Appendix A. Sample scripts and programs -- A.1 HACMP Library Server startup and shutdown scripts -- A.1.1 Library Server startup script -- A.1.2 Library Server shutdown script -- A.2 Sample custom API program -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Online resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- Help from IBM -- Index -- Back cover.