This is only available on bruAPP Backup Appliances that have an internal RAID array.
For bruAPP's that do not have a built-in RAID, and error message like the one in figure
8.1 will be displayed.
To get the bruAPP stage status, perform the following steps:
1. Login to the bruAPP/OS.
2. From the bruAPP/OS Main Menu, use the arrow keys to highlight “BRU Server” and press
[ENTER].
3. From the BRU Server Main Menu, using the arrow keys again, highlight “Stage Status” and
press [ENTER].
4. The bruAPP stage status window will appear.
If the stage status cannot be displayed, either because the RAID did not mount properly at boot or
because your particular bruAPP model does not have an internal RAID, an error will be displayed like
the one in figure 8.1.
Figure 8.1
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Stage status error when the stage disk is not available.
bruAPP Stage Path
The stage path for BRU Server on the bruAPP is /usr/bru-server/stage. It should never
be changed from that path. Changing the BRU Server stage path on the bruAPP to
anything other than /usr/bru-server/stage will cause the stage backups to fail as that is
the mount point for the bruAPP RAID.
For bruAPP
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s that do not have an internal RAID array, the BRU Server stage path must
still be /usr/bru-server/stage to allow the unit to accept a RAID if hard drives are ever
added in the future.
BRU Server Text Console
The bruAPP/OS has the BRU Server Text Console available for direct BRU Server access. To access
the Server Text Console, press ALT-F2 (press and hold the ALT key then press the F2 key while holding
the ALT key).
You'll be presented with the BRU Server Text Console. To get started, press [ENTER] and then login
using the same username/password combination that you would normally use in the BRU Server
Graphical Console from a remote system.
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