We recommend that you use the remote desktop client called Remmina. Note that this software only works on Linux distributions that have a graphical user interface. Ubuntu has Remmina installed by default, to install it on other distros CentOS, etc.
To quickly start a remote access, select the RDP protocol, type the hostname or IP address of the computer you want to connect to e. On the next screen, enter your User name and Password on the remote computer. Also provide the Domain, if necessary.
Optionally, you can choose to Save password. Click OK. The console can be found on details page for your Windows Virtual Server.
Click on the console link and login as Administrator. VaultTracker policy schedules cannot be created. Scheduled Data Protection or Auxiliary Copy jobs that already have the Vault Tracker option enabled will continue to run, but Export jobs will fail. Existing Vault Tracker schedules can be deleted. Reports will continue to function. Delete any existing VaultTracker policies. Ensure that the job level Export option is not enabled. Disable any VaultTracker options that are enabled in scheduled jobs.
Data protection operations and auxiliary copy operations to disk libraries will stop working. New disk libraries cannot be configured.
The following will continue to work: Data recovery operations from disk libraries and storage policy copies created on media from disk libraries. Data Aging of data from disk libraries. Deconfiguration of disk libraries.
Before the application of a permanent license: Check if the number of Disk Library Support DDO licenses available in the permanent license is less than the number of evaluation DDO licenses in use.
If so, the number of disk libraries that make up the difference must be deconfigured first. The Data Encryption option from the properties of a client computer or a subclient is still available. Data Protection operations of encrypted data will not run.
These operations will resume functioning once the Data Encryption option is disabled. Schedules of data protection operations of encrypted data cannot be saved or the jobs of the schedule cannot be run immediately.
Data recovery operations of encrypted data can be performed. The Data Encryption from the properties of all clients and subclients must first be disabled. The Data Multiplexing option on a storage policy copy is still available.
Data Protection operations that are multiplexed cannot run. Disabling the Data Multiplexing option on the appropriate storage policy copies will allow the operations to start running again. The Data Multiplexing option on all applicable storage policy copies within the CommCell must first be disabled.
An operation that uses more than one data path cannot run. Data recovery operations will still be able to run. Storage policy copies with more than one data path configured must first be configured with one data path.
The Single Instancing option is not available on a disk library or Centera Clusters. Data protection operations and auxiliary copy operations to libraries with the single instancing option enabled will stop running. Libraries cannot be configured with the single instancing option enabled. The following will continue to work from libraries: Data recovery operations from libraries with the single instancing option enabled.
Data Aging of data from libraries with the single instancing option enabled. Deconfiguration of libraries with the single instancing option enabled. If any disk libraries has the single instancing option configured, disable the option from the library. If the single instancing option cannot be disabled on the library, the library must be deconfigured.
Note that the Subclient properties will still show the Deduplication option On. Delete all the Deduplication enabled Storage Policies before removing the feature license.
These media types are not available during or after library configuration. Data protection operations and auxiliary copy operations will fail. Discovering these media types in the library or upon the configuration of a library will not work.
Items may be selected to be erased, but the list cannot be submitted from the Browse Options dialog box. The Media password will be unavailable but can be reset. Erase Data jobs cannot run. The Proxy Stub Subclient cannot be enabled. The authentication credentials to access the filer for proxy stub recall capabilities cannot be configured.
Recalling archived data from stubs will no longer be possible, however, you can still recover the data by performing a Browse and Recovery operation from the corresponding File Archiver for Windows Agent in the CommCell Console. The option to create a client computer group is not available in the CommCell Console. Partner VIP. You can't just dump an NDMP backup to host windows, unix, etc NDMP is a little more specific..
Every vendor have their own proprietory way of writing NDMP data to tapes. However, if these tapes were written Using NBU, then you should be able to import the media in netbackup but there wouldn't be much of use unless you have the filer with original make available. As mentioned, any vendor can format NDMP data however they want. So Netbackup can't offer to restore it directly. It can only send the stream back to the host and let the host deal with it. I have two possible suggestions assuming you can't get a real netapp.
If you had the simulator, you might be able to enable NDMP and get it to restore the data. There are some guides for doing the restore on a Solaris machine. You can download Solaris for free. You can even run it under VMware, but getting the image into a VMware host seems tricky to me.
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Product s : Backup Exec. Solution NDMP is an acronym for Network Data Management Protocol, which is an open standard protocol for enterprise-wide backups of heterogeneous network-attached storage.
Architectural Model: The architecture follows a client-server model and the backup software is considered to be a client to the NDMP server. All tape-handling functions, such as split-image issues, are dealt with by this service.
NAS devices that use standard operating systems for example, Windows-powered NAS devices support the installation of backup agents, and can therefore be backed up like any other file server. However, some NAS devices use a custom operating system that does not support third party backup agents.
A standard backup interface for NAS devices exists in the form of the network data management protocol NDMP , which is a backup standard for NAS devices that do not support installation of a backup agent. The NDMP option supports both backing up data to a tape device directly attached to the NDMP device direct-attached and backing up data to a tape device attached to another NDMP device filer-to-filer as explained and shown in Figure 1 and 2.
The NDMP option also supports backing up data to any device attached to the Backup Exec server, such as tape, backup-to-disk or deduplication device. The filer then sends the data contained in the backup to a tape device attached directly to the filer via Fibre Channel or SCSI. During the backup, information about files and directories written to tape is transferred via NDMP over the LAN to the backup server where it is maintained in an index.
Data is read from the filer's locally attached tape device and stored by the filer. During backup and restore, the backup server does not ever receive the actual data being written or read from tape.
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