datastore usage on disk alarm clearing .snapshot netbackup

#DATASTORE USAGE ON DISK ALARM CLEARING .SNAPSHOT NETBACKUP UPGRADE#
#DATASTORE USAGE ON DISK ALARM CLEARING .SNAPSHOT NETBACKUP VERIFICATION#

If you need the alarms to fire but differently than for other datastores you need to go with something similar to u/squigit99 's suggestion. This will prevent any alarms from firing for that datastore. Based on last character in the device path, OS decides if partition delimiter must be added or not. If you don't need any alarms for that particular datastore you can right click on it, select alarms, and select Disable Alarm Actions. In the recent RHEL version, there are changes in usage of partition delimiter. However, if you reinstall the CloudPoint server you need to reconfigure the CloudPoint server and the associated CloudPoint plug-ins.

#DATASTORE USAGE ON DISK ALARM CLEARING .SNAPSHOT NETBACKUP UPGRADE#

It is recommended not to reinstall the CloudPoint server but to upgrade it. vCenter Server does not keep data on stateless alarms, does not compute, or display their status. You must only set up actions for these alarms.

In the example above, I created multiple folders. An example is shown below: By creating Datastore folders you can put alarms onto Datastores in more detail. Disable the datastore alarms on the vCenter level, then create new Alarms on a folder level. NetBackup integration is not supported with the CloudPoint freemium version. vCenter Server provides a list of default alarms, which monitor the operations of vSphere inventory objects. The idea I had, was to use folders in the Datastore view. See, Veritas CloudPoint Administartor's Guide.

#DATASTORE USAGE ON DISK ALARM CLEARING .SNAPSHOT NETBACKUP VERIFICATION#

In the Restore Marked Files dialog box, select the Skip verification and force rollback check box.Ĭonsider all the CloudPoint limitations. You must skip the verification step and perform a force rollback. Raw device and raw partitions are not supported.įile system verification is not supported. HP-UX Native volume group Version 2.0 and later is not supported. For example, even though you can add CloudPoint plug-in from CloudPoint, you must add the plug-in from NetBackup, or the plug-in may not be visible in NetBackup. CloudPoint has its own RBAC, where NetBackup is one of the users and operations performed only through NetBackup will be visible in NetBackup. Results of operations that are performed outside NetBackup, wouldn't be visible in NetBackup. Post integration, all the related operations must be performed from NetBackup. Replication operations are not supported.įor snapshot and index for snapshot, You can use any available storage unit Using CloudPoint, if you delete plug-ins that are configured in NetBackup, the images of snapshots that are taken using CloudPoint will be unusable.īack up from snapshot and index from snapshot is supported.

Deletion of CloudPoint host entry and its associated plug-ins is not supported in NetBackup.

Datastore usage on disk alarm clearing .snapshot netbackup