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What are the steps to Federate information between multiple ProSphere enviroments?
Hi,
An EMC ProSphere environment can include multiple instances of ProSphere deployed in separate data centers. The following provides information about synchronizing discovered resource data between the ProSphere Applications in these instances.
ProSphere version 1.0,0,*
The Synchronize Multiple ProSphere Applications dialog box is the starting point for data synchronization. To access the Synchronize Multiple ProSphere Applications dialog box:
1.In the ProSphere Console, click the Administration icon from the Area Navigation bar on the left.
2.In the Administration area, click the System button to access the System section.
In the System section, click the Synchronize ProSphere Applications button. The Synchronize Multiple ProSphere Applications dialog box appears.
To synchronize discovered resource data with previous deployments of ProSphere, you first must identify the ProSphere Applications in the other deployments.
To identify other ProSphere Applications:
1.Click the Add button in the Synchronize Multiple ProSphere Applications dialog box. The Add Application dialog box appears.
2.In the Add Application dialog box, enter a Fully Qualified Host Name for another ProSphere Application. Your current ProSphere Application must be able to resolve and contact this hostname for it to be successfully added.
Click OK to save this external ProSphere Application's hostname. The new entry appears in the table in the Synchronize Multiple ProSphere Applications dialog box. If the hostname cannot be resolved or the remote ProSphere Application does not respond, an error dialog box appears. If you add a new, unsynchronized site in error, you can click Cancel in the Synchronize Multiple ProSphere Applications dialog box and then reopen the dialog box to get a fresh table without the unwanted entry.
Review the EMC ProSphere Administrators Guide for more information on this Feature.
Regards
Conor