MHVTL on Ubuntu 10.04 with iSCSI support (for testing backup software)
Hi
I prepared VMware virtual machine (Workstation 7) with Ubuntu 10.04 x64 Server, MHVTL, SCST, iScsi-scst.
I used scripts, configuration and guides from MHVTL forum.
Some details:
Kernel: 2.6.32.11+drm33 updated with scst patches
VLT: Version - 0.18-7, Robot - QUANTUM PX720, Drives - 4x SDLT600
Storage:100GB ext4 LVM, thin provisioned disk (if you want to add more space simply add new disk to VM, resize Logical Volume lv1 and ext4 filesystem)
Testing env.- NetBackup 7.0.1RC1 installed on Windows 2008 x64 R2.
Backup and restore works fine
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~385.MB RAR, password: mhvtl_mk
http://hotfile.com/dl/46521629/37adb94/mhvtl.rar.html
Details about operating system:
IP: 10.201.0.106 (you should to change it in /etc/network/interfaces)
user: user1, password: user1
After reconfiguration open iScsi Initiator and add IP address of VM to configuration, it automaticly detects 5 targets (1 robot and 4 drives)
marekk
I prepared VMware virtual machine (Workstation 7) with Ubuntu 10.04 x64 Server, MHVTL, SCST, iScsi-scst.
I used scripts, configuration and guides from MHVTL forum.
Some details:
Kernel: 2.6.32.11+drm33 updated with scst patches
VLT: Version - 0.18-7, Robot - QUANTUM PX720, Drives - 4x SDLT600
Storage:100GB ext4 LVM, thin provisioned disk (if you want to add more space simply add new disk to VM, resize Logical Volume lv1 and ext4 filesystem)
Testing env.- NetBackup 7.0.1RC1 installed on Windows 2008 x64 R2.
Backup and restore works fine
))~385.MB RAR, password: mhvtl_mk
http://hotfile.com/dl/46521629/37adb94/mhvtl.rar.html
Details about operating system:
IP: 10.201.0.106 (you should to change it in /etc/network/interfaces)
user: user1, password: user1
After reconfiguration open iScsi Initiator and add IP address of VM to configuration, it automaticly detects 5 targets (1 robot and 4 drives)
marekk
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