- #SYMANTEC BACKUP EXEC 2010 R3 LINUX AGENT INSTALL#
- #SYMANTEC BACKUP EXEC 2010 R3 LINUX AGENT PASSWORD#
- #SYMANTEC BACKUP EXEC 2010 R3 LINUX AGENT LICENSE#
Use of any instructions contained herein as at the reader's own risk. Please refer carefully to those documents and consider your actions carefully before attempting these steps.
#SYMANTEC BACKUP EXEC 2010 R3 LINUX AGENT LICENSE#
Warning and disclaimer: This is completely unsupported, and may void your warranty or break your license agreement. On media server, in hosts file add client entry.I've seen a lot of questions out there on this one, and I wanted to let people know that, in at least one case, it's possible to get a Backup Exec RALUS agent loaded and running on a QNAP. You will also need to configure SYS user account.Īnd choose oracle in Logon Account field.ĭo the same steps for 2 more times, just change Oracle or DB2 Server filed to orcl_node(instead of 10.0.1.100) for the first time and orcl_node.sa.ge for the second time
#SYMANTEC BACKUP EXEC 2010 R3 LINUX AGENT PASSWORD#
Password: enter oracle password for client serverĬonfirm Password: enter the password again Logon Account ->click New button –>click New button and fill the following fields, by the following way: Tools->Options->Oracle –>click Modify List button->click New button and fill the following fields, by the following way: Run Start->-All Programs>Symantec Backup Exec->Backup Exec 2010
To make media server see your client do the following steps: Starting Symantec Backup Exec Remote Agent: Starting Symantec Backup Exec Remote Agent …… View Oracle instance entries that have been added in the Remote Agent UtilityĮnter the Oracle database SYSDBA user name: SYSĮnter the Oracle database SYSDBA password:Įnter the media server name or IP address: The length of the entered data is greater than the maximum permitted length.Įnter the media server name or IP address: 192.168.1.100ĭo you want to use a customized job template? (Y/N): NĬreated symbolic link for /opt/VRTSralus/bin/libobk.so at /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/lib/libobk.so Refer to the readme for these additional steps.Ĥ. If this computer is a RAC node, you must perform additional steps for configuration before you continue. SUCCESS: Successfully added the entry to the configuration file. View system credentials used for Oracle operationsĮnter a user name that has local system credentials: oracleĭo you want to use a custom port to connect to the media server during Oracle operations? (Y/N): NĬommit Oracle operation settings to the configuration file? (Y/N): Y Remove system credentials used for Oracle operationsĤ. Edit system credentials used for Oracle operationsģ. Add system credentials for Oracle operationsĢ. Symantec Backup Exec Remote Agent Utilityġ. RALUS installation is complete, now it’s time to configure it. Installing VRTSralus on 10.0.1.100 …… done 1 of 1 stepsĬreating configuration files on 10.0.1.100 ………………… Done Press Enter(choosing n option by default)Ĭhecking VRTSralus package ………………………… not installed Press Enter (choosing y option by default) In this step beoper group will be created if it doesn’t exist and root user will be added to this group. If the information is correct press Enter To display the Remote Agent as a selection in a media server’s backup selection tree, and to be able to specify a local network for use between the Remote Agent and a media server, enter the names or IP addresses of the media servers that you want the Remote Agent on ‘10.0.1.100’ to communicate with.ĭo you want to add another name or address for this agent? (n) Initial system check completed successfully.Ĭhecking file system space …………….
#SYMANTEC BACKUP EXEC 2010 R3 LINUX AGENT INSTALL#
RALUS is a remote agent installation, simply Linux client of Backup exec that can be retrieved from Backup Exec installation DVD in LinuxUnixMac folder.Ĭreate some installation directory and locate RALUS installation file to this folder.Įnter the system names separated by spaces on which to install RALUS: () 10.0.1.100Ĭhecking OS version on 10.0.1.100 ………….
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