@Mr__Backup_Man You can follow these steps
Configure CloudPoint with your NetBackup Master
- On the NetBackup Admin Console, go to Media and Device Management > Credentials > Snapshot Management Server
- Next, right-click in the right pane and select "New Snapshot Server". Enter your CloudPoint 2.2 server details to add it to the list.
- After a successful addition, select the entry from the list and you'll see another pane opening up on its right. Right-click and select "New CloudPoint Plugin"
- Select NetApp from the list. Provide a friendly id, the ONTAP cluster management IP (IPv4 only), username and password and then add the plugin
- Give the plugin a couple of minutes to discover all NetApp assets.
- And you're done.
Create and configure a new Standard policy
- Go to Policies and create a new Standard policy (policy type = Standard)
- Under the attributes tab, select "Perform Snapshot Backups"
- Then, click on options and select method = VSO from the list that shows up in the pop-up dialog.
- Select snapshot type = COW. Select the right snapshot management server. Set a value for maximum snapshots.
- Select "Retain snapshot...." if you have configured an SLP with the policy.
- Next, create a schedule as per your requirements.
- Go to the "Clients" tab, add clients that you want to protect. These clients should have NetApp volumes mounted on them. Supported protocols in CloudPoint 2.2 are iSCSI, FC and NFS.
- After adding the clients, go to Backup Selections. Click on "New" > "Browse" and select the mount points to protect.
- Finally, click on "OK" and let the policy validation complete.
That's how you can configure a NetApp cluster with NetBackup via CloudPoint integration.