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Renaming Storage Groups

We recommend that you do not change the name of a protected storage group. To change the

name of a storage group, you must stop protection of the storage group, change the name, and

then reprotect the storage group. You cannot do the following:

• Change the name of a protected storage group and continue protection without disruption.

• Change the name of a protected storage group, and associate the existing replica and

recovery points with the storage group when it is reprotected.

To change the name of a protected storage group

Remove the storage group from the protection group.

If you retain the replica and recovery points, the data will remain accessible for

administrative recovery until you delete the replica.

Change the name of the storage group.

Add the storage group to a protection group on the Data Protection Manager (DPM)

server.

For instructions on tasks involving protection groups, see DPM Help

(http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=102087).

Moving Databases Between Storage Groups

The following table describes the impact on data protection when you move a database between

storage groups.

Data Protection When Databases Are Moved Between Storage Groups

From To Result

A protected storage group A protected storage group Data Protection Manager

(DPM) continues protection of

the database. Run a

consistency check for both

storage groups after the move.

A protected storage group A storage group that is not

protected

DPM stops protection of that

database. Run a consistency

check for the protected storage

group after the move.

A storage group that is not

protected

A protected storage group DPM begins protection of that

database if the database files

are on a volume protected by

DPM. If the database files are

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