Remote and local access to Solutions wizards

Last published : Aug 05, 2026
Disaster Recovery Configuration Wizard Configures wide area disaster recovery, including cloning storage, cloning service groups, and configuring the global cluster
Can also configure:
- Volume Replicator (Volume Replicator) replication
- VCS resource for EMC SRDF and Hitachi TrueCopy array-based hardware replication
Note: Requires first configuring high availability on the primary site.
To configure IPv6 settings, launch the wizard from a system on which the IPv6 stack is installed.
Fire Drill Wizard Sets up a fire drill to test disaster recovery
Note: Requires first configuring high availability on the primary site.
To configure IPv6 settings, launch the wizard from a system on which the IPv6 stack is installed.
Quick Recovery Configuration Wizard Schedules preparation of snapshot mirrors and schedules the Quick Recovery snapshots
VCS Configuration Wizard Sets up the VCS cluster
Volume Replicator Security Service Configuration Wizard Configures the Volume Replicator security service
Wizards related to storage configuration and application installation must be run locally on the system where the process is occurring. Wizards that you must run locally include the following:
New Dynamic Disk Group Wizard Launched from the InfoScale Enterprise Administrator (EA) console
New Volume Wizard Launched from the EA console
MSMQ Configuration Wizard Configures a Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) service group
SFW Configuration Utility for Hyper-V Live Migration Support Configures SFW for Microsoft Hyper-V Live Migration support on the selected systems
The Additional Applications section of the SCC provides wizards to be run locally for creating service groups for the following applications or server roles:
File Share Configuration Wizard Configures file shares for high availability
IIS Configuration Wizard Configures IIS for high availability
Oracle Agent Configuration Wizard Configures Oracle for high availability
Application Configuration Wizard Configures any other application service group for which application-specific wizards have not been provided