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Hi I have some questions: inNetBackup Security and Encryption Guide doc said: For BYO setup, Instant access must be configured on MSDP storage server See the "Configuring Universal share" section in Veritas NetBackup Deduplication Guide 1- what's MSDP BYO? if MSDP server is windows, is it BYO? in Veritas NetBackup Deduplication Guide doc said: MSDP build-your-own (BYO) server prerequisites and hardware requirements to configure universal shares: The universal share feature is supported on an MSDP BYO storage server with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.6 or later. The universal share feature is not supported on SUSE Linux. 2- if windos is BYO too, then how about Malware Scanning? is it possible or I should deploy Redhat MSDP??? I have a windows MSDP to backup vmware vms with accelerator feature and want to deploy Malware scanning Thanks in advance113Views0likes7CommentsNetBackup 8.3 WebUI Instant Access feature not enabled
Hi all, The latest episode on my epic adventure into the excitingly exotic world of NetBackup WebUI... After creating a MSDP storage server and disk pool for a Red Hat 8.2 media server (done inside the WebUI), when I click the MSDP storage server to drill down in to the properties, Instant Access is shown to be disabled, as shown in the image. Indeed, after a successfull backup of a VM in to the MSDP, the WebUI Instant Access feature cannot be used on the VM, only VM image or file-folder restores are possible for the VM. I've tested this on both Red Hat 8.2 and CentOS 7.6, and this issue happens in both cases. According to the documentation WebUI Instant Access for Red Hat based MSDP for VM backups should simply just work. Not sure what else to check. I'm wondering if this is because the Red Hat and CentOs Media Servers are VMware VMs? It's going to be a pain to have to prepare a physical Red Hat server just to test and possibly enable Instant Access if that's the case. Any ideas? Thanks all.Solved2.5KViews0likes3Comments