08-12-2015 01:10 PM
I am trying to setup NetBackup 7.7 (trial) and connecting to Netapp 8.2.2 cDOT mode. I believe I have everything setup but I am only able to see one node in the NetApp cluster. When I have node-scode-mode on I can see "the" node and all of its volumes. but when I turn it off I can't see anything. I believe I am using the right LIF IP, I have tried it several different ways.
When I have node-scope-mode off I get
C:\Program Files\Veritas\Volmgr\bin>tpautoconf -verify 10.5.10.107
Connecting to host "10.5.10.107" as user "admin"...
Waiting for connect notification message...
Opening session--attempting with NDMP protocol version 4...
Opening session--successful with NDMP protocol version 4
host supports MD5 authentication
Getting MD5 challenge from host...
Logging in using MD5 method...
ndmp_connect_client_auth failed
: host "10.5.10.107" failed
NDMP failed to verify host
But when I turn it on I get
C:\Program Files\Veritas\Volmgr\bin>tpautoconf -verify 10.5.10.107
Connecting to host "10.5.10.107" as user "admin"...
Waiting for connect notification message...
Opening session--attempting with NDMP protocol version 4...
Opening session--successful with NDMP protocol version 4
host supports MD5 authentication
Getting MD5 challenge from host...
Logging in using MD5 method...
Host info is:
host name "jacksondr-03"
os type "NetApp"
os version "NetApp Release 8.2.2 Cluster-Mode"
host id "2014569956"
Login was successful
Host supports LOCAL backup/restore
Host supports 3-way backup/restore
What am I missing? I have read the documentation and it all seems setup correctly. I am currently backing it up using Backup Exec but I want to be able to use the clustering capabilities on the NetApp side.
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08-14-2015 03:59 AM
Sorry Brian for the delayed response. node-scope-mode is a requirement if you need CAB(cluster aware backup). This is something very recently introduced in the Netbackup with version 7.7. So you should be able to back it up with this version.
You need to make sure that the NDMP is enable with all the nodes present with the cluster. Can you please check output of system services ndmp show and paste it. You should be able to see all nodes present in the cluster in the output.
Also can you please try the tpautoconf command for each of node-mgmt LIF and cluster-mgmt LIP.
Also consider following while choosing correct LIF for the backup
"""
There should be at least one intercluster LIF for each node of the cluster that does not host a cluster-management LIF. This is required for three-way and remote backups. If you do not specify an intercluster LIF, all of the three-way and remote backups for volumes that are not hosted on the same node as the
cluster-management LIF fail. NetBackup does not access these LIFs directly, so it does not need credentials for them.
"""
08-13-2015 01:27 PM
Anybody have any thought on thiss?
08-14-2015 03:59 AM
Sorry Brian for the delayed response. node-scope-mode is a requirement if you need CAB(cluster aware backup). This is something very recently introduced in the Netbackup with version 7.7. So you should be able to back it up with this version.
You need to make sure that the NDMP is enable with all the nodes present with the cluster. Can you please check output of system services ndmp show and paste it. You should be able to see all nodes present in the cluster in the output.
Also can you please try the tpautoconf command for each of node-mgmt LIF and cluster-mgmt LIP.
Also consider following while choosing correct LIF for the backup
"""
There should be at least one intercluster LIF for each node of the cluster that does not host a cluster-management LIF. This is required for three-way and remote backups. If you do not specify an intercluster LIF, all of the three-way and remote backups for volumes that are not hosted on the same node as the
cluster-management LIF fail. NetBackup does not access these LIFs directly, so it does not need credentials for them.
"""
08-18-2015 01:49 PM
Thanks SymGuy-IT
Here is the output for NDMP
Node Enabled Clear text User Id
--------------------- --------- ----------- ---------
jacksondr-03 true false admin
jacksondr-04 true false admin
2 entries were displayed.
i read node-scope has to be turned off if you want to see the cluster. Node-scope ON is for individual filer/vservers to be shown, this is how we currently back it up, with it on.
jacksondr::> network int show
Logical Status Network Current Current Is
Vserver Interface Admin/Oper Address/Mask Node Port Home
----------- ---------- ---------- ------------------ ------------- ------- ----
jacksondr
cluster_mgmt up/up 10.5.10.100/16 jacksondr-03 e4a true
ndmp_bkp up/up 10.5.10.107/16 jacksondr-03 e4a true
jacksondr-03
clus1 up/up 169.254.14.58/16 jacksondr-03 e1a true
clus2 up/up 169.254.183.110/16 jacksondr-03 e2a true
intercluster_lif
up/up 10.9.10.108/16 jacksondr-03 e0a true
mgmt1 up/up 10.5.10.110/16 jacksondr-03 e4a true
jacksondr-04
clus1 up/up 169.254.140.120/16 jacksondr-04 e1a true
clus2 up/up 169.254.127.31/16 jacksondr-04 e2a true
intercluster_lif
up/up 10.9.10.109/16 jacksondr-04 e0a true
mgmt1 up/up 10.5.10.111/16 jacksondr-04 e4a true
As I said above, I can see one vserver with node-scope on, but off I get "ndmp_connect_client_auth failed". If node-scope is on then according to you I should see both jacksondr-03 and 04, which is not the case.
Using tpautoconf to view both mgmt LIFs I get failed to verify host. Do I not have to have it in NetBackup first?