Backup Host SSL issue in Flex Appliance
Hi Folks, We got a Flex Appliance in which we set up 1 Primary and 1 Media, as want to back up some Nutanix VMs through the Cluster. We decided to go with the MediaServer instance as our backup host. The issue is when trying to add the Nutanix Cluster through the NBU Web UI, below the displayed error : "Credential validation failed. Provide correct AHV credentials, ensure that the backup host has Linux/Windows OS, verify that the backup host can access the AHV cluster, or the external CA is configured correctly." After some troubleshooting, we found the "nb_nutanix-ahv.conf" in the Media instance with the parameter "enable_ssl_validations" which is enabled by default. When disabling it, the Cluster is added successfully. Enabling it back, the integration of the Cluster failed again. So, we confirmed that the issue is related to SSL certificate. We tried to set the SSL communication following the NBU documentation, but it did not work, maybe we missed something (Below doc link) : https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/doc/150073865-163074231-0/v147708883-163074231 Any idea how to fix this SSL issue with Nutanix ? Flex v 5.0 and NBU v 10.5. Regards.205Views0likes3CommentsFlex Appliance support for iSCSI
Hi folks, Does anyone know if Flex Appliance supports iSCSI, as we intend to use the MediaServer application as our "Backup Host" for Nutanix AHV cluster backup, which will require iSCSI protocol to perform the backup through Nutanix's "iSCSI data services IP address". If not, this mean that we'll have to configure a separate Server/VM with iSCSI, right ? Regards.Solved38Views0likes2CommentsImagine What’s NEXT - Veritas showcased Flagship Data Protection Solution at Nutanix .NEXT London
Veritas and Nutanix have partnered to create a high-performance data protection solution by integrating the leading enterprise backup and recovery software with a turnkey hyper-converged infrastructure offering with feature-rich software-defined storage and built-in virtualisation.2.3KViews0likes1CommentProtect your Nutanix AHV data using NetBackup
Veritas NetBackup now lets you back up and restore Nutanix AHV virtual machines. You can use the Nutanix AHV plug-in for NetBackup to back up and restore AHV virtual machines. The following diagram gives an overview of the components in NetBackup and Nutanix AHV: Backup Host:Reads and writes backup data and manages NetBackup storage media. If your backup host is not a NetBackup master, media, or appliance, install a NetBackup client on the backup host to process backup and restore requests. The operating system of the backup host must be Linux. BigData Policy: The BigData policy (Introduced with NetBackup 8.1) lets you backup and restore big data applications and hyper-converged systems. For example, Hadoop and Nutanix AHV, respectively. You can find more information on these URLs: Prerequisites to backup Nutanix AHV Download and Install the Nutanix AHV plug-in Configure NetBackup communication and NetBackup policies for Nutanix AHV Backup and Restore Nutanix AHV data. Troubleshooting information For additional information, see: About the NetBackup plug-ins and agents: Download, install, and availability information article on the Veritas Support site. The Impact of Hyperconverged Infrastructures on IT5.8KViews1like7Comments