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inSync Private Cloud 5.2 - inSync Help - Druva

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<strong>inSync</strong> <strong>5.2</strong> <strong>Private</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> – Administrator’s Guide<br />

Creating a High Availability Policy<br />

To ensure high availability of a primary storage you must create a high availability policy. By creating a<br />

high availability policy:<br />

<br />

You assign a secondary storage to a primary storage<br />

<br />

Select if you want to seed data to the secondary storage from the primary storage<br />

Before you begin: A primary storage can be associated with only one secondary storage. Similarly, a<br />

secondary storage can be associated with only one primary storage. Create the secondary storage that<br />

you want to associate with the primary storage. For more information, see Creating a Storage. It is<br />

recommended that primary and secondary storages are located on separate storage nodes and are of<br />

equal size.<br />

To create a high availability policy:<br />

1. From Manage menu, click High Availability. The Manage High Availability page is displayed.<br />

2. Click Create New. The Create New HA wizard appears.<br />

3. Enter the necessary information in the wizard:<br />

i. On the HA Overview page of the wizard, link the primary and secondary storages and<br />

create a schedule for backup to the secondary storage. For more information,<br />

see Fields on the HA Overview Page.<br />

ii.<br />

On the Seeding Policy page, choose if you want to seed data from the primary<br />

storage to the secondary storage and the frequency of seeding. For more<br />

information, see Fields on the Seeding Policy Page.<br />

4. Click Finish.<br />

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