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VERITAS NetBackup 6.x Administration

(Fundamentals I)

Lesson 1: NetBackup Essentials


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Lesson Introduction

Fundamentals I

Course Introduction

Lesson 1: NetBackup Essentials

Lesson 2: Installing and Configuring

NetBackup

Lesson 3: Configuring Devices

Lesson 4: Configuring Storage Units

Lesson 5: Configuring Media

Lesson 6: Configuring Policy Attributes

Lesson 7: Scheduling Policies

Lesson 8: Client Lists and Backup Selections

Lesson 9: Managing and Monitoring Backups

Lesson 10: Performing Restores

Lesson 11: Managing Media and Images

Lesson 12: Performing Catalog Backups andRestores

Fundamentals II


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Topic After completing this lesson, you will

be able to:

Topic 1: The

NetBackup

Environment

Identify the function of the master server,

media server, EMM server, and clients.

Diagram the NetBackup productarchitecture.

Topic 2: NetBackup

Concepts

Define common terms used in the

NetBackup product.

Describe how NetBackup backs up and

restores data.Topic 3: NetBackup

Options and Agents

Identify the NetBackup options and agents

used to customize your backup

environment.

Lesson Topics and Objectives


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Topic 1: The NetBackup Environment

After completing this topic, you will beable to:

Identify the function of the MasterServer, Media Server, EMM Server,

and Clients. Diagram the NetBackup product

architecture.


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NetBackup Component Definitions

Controls backup and recovery activitiesMaster server

Manages the writing and reading of dataMedia server

Is a media server whose license only

allows backup of itself

SAN media

server

Manages and allocates resources

required for NetBackup operations

EMM server

Are machines that have data to be backed

upClients


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NetBackup Server

Master 1

Media 1

EMMA

UNIXWin Linux

Resource

Management

Data


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NBU Enterprise Server: Multiple Media Servers

Master 1

Media 1

EMM

Media 2

A B

UNIXWin Linux

Resource

Management

Data


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NBU Enterprise Server: Dedicated Media

Servers

Master 1

EMMMedia 2Media 1

A B

UNIXWin Linux

Resource

Management

Data


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NBU Enterprise Server: Multiple Master Servers

UNIXWin Linux

Master 1

EMM

Media 2Media 1

Master 2 Media 4Media 3

A B

C D

UNIXWin Linux

Resource

Management

Data


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NBU Enterprise Server: A Dedicated EMM Server

UNIXWin Linux

EMM

Media 2Media 1

Master 2 Media 4Media 3

A B

C D

UNIXWin Linux

Master 1

Resource

Management

Data


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NBU Operations Manager (NOM) Architecture

EMM

Master 1 Media 2

Master 2 Media 4

Win

NOM

Server

NOM Client (Web

Browser)

Linux

[

UNIX[

Possible

NOM

Servers


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Topic 2: NetBackup Concepts

After completing this topic, youwill be able to:

Define common terms usedin the NetBackup product.

Describe how NetBackupbacks up and restores data.


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Backing Up Data: The Big Picture

Client dataFinal

Destination:

media

Client

NetBackup


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GNU tar

image

written to

media

An image is a collection of all backup data from a clientinto a single stream during a particular backup session

written to tape, optical disk, or disk.

data

stream

Clients

Backup

Data

NetBackup Images


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A storage unitis a logical destination for a clients backup data.

Disk

Clients

Backup

Data

Storage Units

Media Manager

NDMP

Storage Unit Types


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Volumes

Tape

A volume is a recognized piece of removable media (tape or optical).

Optical Disk


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Volume Pools

Tapes Optical Disks

A volume poolis a set of volumes defined for a specific purpose.

Example pools:

NetBackup

DataStore

CatalogBackup

Scratch


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NetBackup Catalog Components

Contains information about what has

been backed upImage

Database

Includes policies, schedules, and otherfiles used by NetBackup

NetBackup

Database

Stores media and volume data used

during backups

EMM

Database


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Backup Types

All files in the specified path are backed

up on each client.Full

All files changed since the last full or

incremental (differential or cumulative)

backup are backed up.

Differential

incremental

All files changed since the last full backup

are backed up.

Cumulative

incremental

All files that the user specified are backed

up.User backup

All files that the user specified are backed up.

If the backup is successful, the backed-up

files are deleted.User archive


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Backing Up Data

Client data

Final

Destination:

tar fileimage on

media in a

Storage Unit

Client

Image

Database

NetBackup

Database

EMM

Database

NetBackup

NetBackup

Logs

NetBackup

Reports


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Restoring Data

Client data

tar fileimage on

media in a

Storage Unit

Client

Image

Database

NetBackup

Database

EMM

Database

NetBackup

Logs

NetBackup

Reports

NetBackup


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Topic 3: NetBackup Options and Agents

After completing this topic,

you will be able to identify the

NetBackup options and

agents used to customizeyour backup environment.


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NetBackup 6.x Options

NetBackup AdvancedClient

NetBackup FlashBackup

NetBackup Instant

Recovery Option

NetBackup Array

Integration Option

NetBackup ServerFree

Agent

NetBackup for OracleAdvanced BLI Agent

NetBackup Bare Metal

Restore

NetBackup Desktop andLaptop Option

NetBackup Encryption

Option

NetBackup for NDMP NetBackup NetWare

Media Server Option

NetBackup Shared

Storage Option (SSO)

NetBackup Storage

Migrator

NetBackup Vault


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NetBackup 6.x Agents

NetBackup for DB2 NetBackup for Informix

NetBackup for Lotus Notes

NetBackup for Microsoft Exchange Server

NetBackup for Microsoft SQL Server

NetBackup for Microsoft SharePoint PortalServer

NetBackup for Oracle

NetBackup for Oracle Advanced BLI Agent

NetBackup for SAP R/3

NetBackup for Sybase


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What Did You Learn?

You are about to be

asked a series of

questions related to the

current lesson.

Read and try to answer

each question.

Click Answer at the

bottom of the slide toview the correct answer.


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Which NetBackup component manages and allocates

device and media resources required for NetBackupoperations?

A. The master server

B. The media server

C. The NOM server

D. The EMM server

Answer


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Which NetBackup component manages and allocates

device and media resources required for NetBackupoperations?

A. The master server

B. The media server

C. The NOM server

D. The EMM server

The correct answer is D.

Next >>


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A _____________ is a logical destination for a client's

backup data.A. Catalog

B. Policy

C. Storage unit

D. Selection list

Answer


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A _____________ is a logical destination for a client's

backup data.A. Catalog

B. Policy

C. Storage unit

D. Selection list

The correct answer is C.

Next >>


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Which of the following options can be managed

through the NetBackup Administration Console?

A. NetBackup Bare Metal Restore

B. NetBackup Vault

C. NetBackup Advanced ClientD. NetBackup for NDMP

E. Both A and B

Answer


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The correct answer is E.

Next >>

Which of the following options can be managed

through the NetBackup Administration Console?

A. NetBackup Bare Metal Restore

B. NetBackup Vault

C. NetBackup Advanced ClientD. NetBackup for NDMP

E. Both A and B


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Which of the following is the default volume pool for

hot, online catalog backups?A. CatBackup

B. CatalogBackup

C. CatalogOnline

D. CatalogVP

Answer


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Which of the following is the default volume pool for

hot, online catalog backups?A. CatBackup

B. CatalogBackup

C. CatalogOnline

D. CatalogVP

The correct answer is B.

Next >>


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Lesson Summary

Key Points You are now familiar with the essential components of

NetBackups environment and possible configurations.

You are also aware of terms that relate to NetBackup and are

able to tell the difference between the physical and logical

components within NetBackup. Reference Materials

NetBackup 6.x System Administrators Guide, Volume Iand

NetBackup 6.x System Administrators Guide, Volume II

NetBackup 6.x Release Notes

NetBackup 6.x Media Manager System Administrators Guide

NetBackup 6.x for NDMP System Administrators Guide

http://support.veritas.com


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