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Off-the-Shelf Backup Solutions for the Snap Server 8 In the ralus directory, create 3 directories called VRTS, VRTSralus, and VRTSvxms. cd ralus mkdir VRTS VRTSralus VRTSvxms ls [to verify that the directories are there] 9 If CA Antivirus has been installed, you will have an /opt directory. If it has not been installed, create an /opt directory: mkdir /opt 10 Create the following symbolic links from the new directories in ralus to the /opt directory: ln -s /hd/[volumename]/ralus/VRTS /opt ln -s /hd/[volumename]/ralus/VRTSralus /opt ln -s /hd/[volumename]/ralus/VRTSvxms /opt where [volumename] is the name of the volume with the most available space. 11 Use the host file editor (Maintenance > Host File Editor screen) to add all the Backup Exec servers to /etc/hosts on the Snap Server, and verify that the agent server can ping the main Backup Exec server. Note Do not edit the /etc/hosts file directly with a text editor. Install Backup Exec RALUS Agent 1 From a network client, copy the Backup Exec RALUS agent tar file or directory from the CD to a share (e.g., Share1 or Agent) on the Snap Server. The files are located on the agent CD, or you can download them from http://www.symantec.com. 2 If you copied the files from the CD, proceed to Step 3. If you downloaded the files from the Symantec website, in SSH, extract the files: cd /shares/SHARE1/ tar -zxvf [filename].tar.gz where [filename] is the name of the BE10 tar file. 3 If you are installing Backup Exec v11d, proceed to Step 4. Otherwise, install the rpms: cd /shares/SHARE1/linux/pkgs/linux/ rpm --nodeps -Uvh VRTSralus*.rpm VRTSvxmsa*.rpm Appendix A Backup and Replication Solutions 141