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- Installation and Setup for UNIX for Clustered Data ONTAP
  - Product overview
  - Prepare for deployment
  - Configure databases
  - Install SnapManager
  - Set up SnapManager
  - Preparing storage systems for SnapMirror and SnapVault replication
  - Backing up and verifying your databases
  - Upgrading SnapManager
    - Post-upgrade tasks
    - Upgrading SnapManager hosts by using rolling upgrade
      - What a rollback is
- Installation and Setup for UNIX for 7-mode
  - Product overview
  - Prepare for deployment
  - Configure databases
  - Install SnapManager
  - Set up SnapManager
  - Preparing storage systems for SnapMirror and SnapVault replication
  - Backing up and verifying your databases
  - Upgrading SnapManager
    - Post-upgrade tasks
    - Upgrading SnapManager hosts by using rolling upgrade
      - What a rollback is
- Administration for UNIX
  - Product overview
    - Recommended general database layouts and storage configurations
    - Limitations when working with SnapManager
      - Limitations related to Oracle Database
  - Configuring SnapManager
    - SnapManager configuration parameters
  - Security and credential management
    - About role-based access control
    - Clear user credentials for all hosts, repositories, and profiles
    - Delete credentials for individual resources
  - Managing profiles for efficient backups
  - Backing up databases
    - What full and partial backups are
    - Create database backups
    - What AutoSupport is
    - Change the backup retention policy
  - Scheduling database backups
  - Restoring database backups
    - What database restore is
      - Guidelines for when you can use fast restore
    - Restore files from an alternate location
      - Restore backups from an alternate location overview
  - Cloning database backup
    - Create clone specifications
    - Considerations for cloning a database to an alternate host
    - Splitting a clone
  - Introduction to data protection in SnapManager
    - Configuring and enabling policy-driven data protection
    - Considerations for performing data protection
    - Restoring protected backups from secondary storage
  - SnapManager for SAP uses Protection Manager to protect a database backup
    - Protected backup configuration and execution
    - Database restore from backup
  - Performing management operations
  - Configuring an email notification
    - Configure email notification for a new profile
    - Configure email notification for an existing profile
  - Creating task specification file and scripts for SnapManager operations
    - Create pretask, post-task, and policy scripts
  - Updating storage system name and target database host name associated with a profile
  - Maintaining history of SnapManager operations
  - Using BR*Tools with SnapManager for SAP
  - SnapManager for SAP command reference
  - Troubleshooting SnapManager
    - Dump files
- Installation and Administration for Windows
  - What SnapManagerfor SAP is
    - Advantages of using SnapManager
    - What the SnapManager for SAP architecture is
  - SnapManager for SAP deployment considerations
    - Requirements for running SnapManager
    - Database version support and configuration overview
  - Installing SnapManager for SAP
    - Preparing to install SnapManager for SAP
  - Upgrading SnapManager
    - Post-upgrade tasks
    - Upgrading SnapManager hosts by using rolling upgrade
      - What a rollback is
  - Configuring SnapManager
    - SnapManager configuration parameters
  - Start SnapManagerfor SAP
    - Accessing SnapManager
      - Start the SnapManager host server
    - Verify the environment
    - Create repositories
  - Security and credential management
    - Clear user credentials for all hosts, repositories, and profiles
    - Delete credentials for individual resources
  - Managing profiles for efficient backups
  - Backing up databases
    - What full and partial backups are
    - Create database backups
    - What AutoSupport is
    - Change the backup retention policy
  - Scheduling database backups
  - Restoring database backups
    - What database restore is
    - Restore files from an alternate location
      - Restore backups from an alternate location overview
  - Cloning database backup
    - Create clone specifications
    - Considerations for cloning a database to an alternate host
  - Introduction to data protection in SnapManager
    - Considerations for performing data protection
    - Protecting database backups by using postscripts
      - Create or update the post scripts
        
        Create post-process, task-specification files
  - Performing management operations
  - Configuring an email notification
    - Configure email notification for a new profile
    - Configure email notification for an existing profile
  - Creating task specification file and scripts for SnapManager operations
    - Create pretask, post-task, and policy scripts
  - Updating storage system name and target database host name associated with a profile
  - Maintaining history of SnapManager operations
  - Using BR*Tools with SnapManager for SAP
  - SnapManager for SAP command reference
  - Troubleshooting SnapManager
    - Dump files

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Installation and Setup for UNIX for Clustered Data ONTAP
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Administration for UNIX
Installation and Administration for Windows
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