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DL4300 Appliance
Adding a Core machine to the Local Mount Utility
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Working with Rapid Recovery Core machines in
the Local Mount Utility
The Local Mount Utility (LMU) lets you work with an unlimited number of Core machines locally or remotely. If
you install the LMU on an Rapid Recovery Core machine, that machine automatically appears in the LMU as
the localhost. All additional remote Cores appear as their machine names or IP addresses, depending on the
information you entered when you added them. With the LMU, you can add, edit, and remove Core machines. For
more information, see the following procedures:
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See also: Adding a Core machine to the Local Mount Utility
See also: Changing the Local Mount Utility options
See also: Editing Core connection settings in the Local Mount Utility
See also: Reconnecting to a Core
See also: Removing a Rapid Recovery Core machine from the Local Mount Utility
Adding a Core machine to the Local Mount Utility
To mount a recovery point, you must add a Core machine to the LMU. There is no limit
as to how many Cores you can add.
Complete the following procedure to set up the LMU by adding a Core.
1. From the machine on which the LMU is installed, launch the LMU by double-clicking the desktop icon.
2. Do one of the following:
• From the Local Mount Utility menu in the upper left-hand corner, click Add Core.
• Right-click the blank space in the left panel, and then click Add Core.
The Add Core dialog box appears.
3. In the Add Core dialog box, enter the requested credentials described in the following table.
Table 51. Rapid Recovery Core credentials
Option Description
Host name The name or IP address of the Core from which you
want to mount recovery points.
NOTE: If installing the LMU on a Rapid
Recovery Core machine, the LMU
automatically adds the localhost machine.
Port The port number used to communicate with the
Core.
The default port number is 8006.
Use my Windows user credentials Select this option if the credentials you use to
access the Core are the same as your Windows
credentials.