Netbackup Appliance 5230 Configuration
I have just installed a Netbackup appliance for the first time and have a couple of questions. The Applaince was insalled as a dedicated Media server pointing to a tradition Netvbackup Master server
During the installation it spedified the date and time of the Master and Media need to be the same . The master server is based in Sweden while the applaince Media server is based in the UK . To avoid any issues with the install i set them both to the same europe time and the installtion went ok
1) Can i reset my Media server back to UK time ? do theses time have to be the same ?
2) Do I need to add all the other exsisting Media servers to the hosts file on the appliance
3) Where do I congisure policy for this Media server ? i guess from the master server console ?
its the first time I have played aroud with an appliance ...
Any best practice tips will be nice :)
different timezone i guess frequency based should help you here. could you try it with test policy.
Also ensure for OS if daylight savings are applicable they work correctly to avoid incorrect timestamp being reported and unnecessary backup being missed.
Appliance timezone can be changed by below CLISH
From the Main_Menu > Network view, use the following commands to set the time zone, the date, and the time for this appliance:
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Set the time zone by entering the following command:
TimeZone Set
Select the appropriate time zone from the displayed list.
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Set the date and the time by entering the following command:
Date Set Month Day HHMMSS Year
you can add them , however master server need to know about all media servers and clients.. not media server need to know about its new brother ;-)
policy for media server.. i believe you meant to use appliance as media server for new backups.. if so you simply needs to change policy to use appliance storage unit (advance disk or dedupe)
if you intend to backup media server itself.. you would need to place it as client and point it to tape or disk from master or another media server to use.
hope this helps
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