Accessing remote volumes using aliases (shared network)

You can configure FSCs at your local site to access volumes managed by another site. In this case, the FSC essentially becomes capable of managing volumes owned by the remote site. In this configuration, FMS can take advantage of your local configuration, including your WAN transport capability. In this shared network example, the fmsenterprise element (in the fmsmaster_fscid.xml file) is used to map other sites to the local site. In this scenario, certain FSCs are shared and capable of managing volumes owned by any defined site. Multiple sites and databases can be supported by a single FMS configuration. In the following example code, additional sites are added to the configuration using the fmsenterprise element (DEF and XYZ): Copy