Administrator Guide

Parameter Description

NOTE: You must rst create a PowerShell Credential

asset in the management portal for administrators. In

the portal, click Automation > Assets > Add Setting >

Add Credential. Select PowerShell Credential, specify a

name, and then enter a user name and password.

ProxyServerName Required only if proxy is enabled. The FQDN of the proxy server.

ProxyServerPort Required only if proxy is enabled. The proxy server port.

ReRegisterToAzure Set to Yes.

VaultCredentialFilePathOnConsole The local path on the Console VM to which you saved the vault

credentials le, for example, c:\tempVCF

\BackupVault.VaultCredential.

3 After you run the runbook, continue at step 7 of the previous procedure, Onboard to Azure backup. You do not have to run the

BackupDeployDriver script again.

Verify that DPM is attached to Azure

Do the following for verication:

1 Verify that DPM servers are attached to Azure.

a Open the DPM Central console or the DPM Administrator console and connect to a DPM server.

b Open the Management workspace.

c Click Online in the navigation pane, and verify that the Azure Backup registration was successful.

Figure 32. Azure Backup registration

2 Verify that infrastructure VMs and databases are protected to the cloud.

a Open the DPM Central console, or the DPM Administrator console, and connect to the DPM server that backs up the

infrastructure components—typically, <

Prex

>DPM01.

b Open the Protection workspace.

c In the Online Protection column, verify that the Online Protection column shows up as Enabled. (You may have to expand the

tree to see this.)

Operations