h2. Question
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How can I start the Backup Manager with all disk safes in a closed state?
The steps below demonstrate how this can be accomplished.
h2. Solution
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1, Before starting, make sure the Backup Manager service is stopped
{code}# /etc/init.d/cdp-server status
OR
# systemctl status sbm-server{code}
2. Next, edit the server.properties file, found here:
{code}/usr/sbin/r1soft/conf/server.properties{code}
3. Locate the following line in server.properties, and set it to "true"
{code}close-all-disk-safes-on-start-up=true{code}
4. Save and exit the file
The next time the SBM starts, all disk safes will be closed.
NOTE: Remember to revert this to line back to "false" to ensure disk safes are again opened on startup.
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How can I start the Backup Manager with all disk safes in a closed state?
The steps below demonstrate how this can be accomplished.
h2. Solution
----
1, Before starting, make sure the Backup Manager service is stopped
{code}# /etc/init.d/cdp-server status
OR
# systemctl status sbm-server{code}
2. Next, edit the server.properties file, found here:
{code}/usr/sbin/r1soft/conf/server.properties{code}
3. Locate the following line in server.properties, and set it to "true"
{code}close-all-disk-safes-on-start-up=true{code}
4. Save and exit the file
The next time the SBM starts, all disk safes will be closed.
NOTE: Remember to revert this to line back to "false" to ensure disk safes are again opened on startup.
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