Specifications

Off-the-Shelf Backup Solutions for the SnapServer
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Create a “symbolic” link to the openv directory in the /usr/ directory:
ln -s hd/[volumename]/openv /usr/
where [volumename] is the name of the volume with the most available space.
9 Use the host file editor (Maintenance > Host File Editor screen) to add the
NetBackup servers to
/etc/hosts on the SnapServer. Verify that you can ping
the NetBackup server.
Install NetBackup v6.5 Client
1 Using a network client, copy the directory called NBClients from the Client CD
to a directory on a share (e.g., SHARE1 or Agent) on the SnapServer.
2 In SSH, install the files:
cd /shares/SHARE1/NBClients/catalog/anb
./client.inst
Follow the instructions, choosing RedHat Linux (choose 2.6 kernel version, if
available) as the type.
3 Once the NetBackup Client is installed, reboot the server using the
Administration Tool (
Maintenance > Restart) to start the client service.
4 Verify that you can configure the UNIX client:
a Create a policy and add the SnapServer as a client.
b Look at the client list to verify that the SnapServer client is listed.
Uninstall the NetBackup v6.5 Client
1 Log in to the client system as the root user.
2 Navigate to the volume where you installed the NetBackup directory.
cd /hd/vol_mnt[X]/
rm -rf /usr/openv/
rmdir openv/
3
Remove the NetBackup entries in the client's /etc/services file.
Locate the lines, marked by the following strings and delete them:
# NetBackup services#.....# End NetBackup services #