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NOTE: For the latest information, see the Dell DR Series System Interoperability Guide, available at support.dell.com/manuals. Installation Prerequisites for the OST Plug-In for Backup Exec This topic introduces the installation prerequisites for installing the OST plug-in for Backup Exec on Windows media servers. Ensure that you meet the following prerequisites prior to installing the Dell OST plug-in: 1. The Backup Exec installation must be running on one of the supported Windows platforms. 2. Dell recommends that the DR Series system appliance have an OST container created and configured. For details, see Configuring an LSU. 3. The Windows OST installer must be present. If not, download the Windows installer (DellOSTPlug-in.msi), which is available at support.dell.com/support/drivers, to a network directory location you can access. 4. The Dell OST plug-in needs to installed in the following directory on the designated Windows-based media server running the supported Microsoft Windows operating system software ($INSTALL_PATH\VERITAS\NetBackup\bin \ost-plugins) for NetBackup installations. Configuring the DR Series System Using the Backup Exec GUI Backup Exec only supports the use of its own graphical user interface (GUI) for configuring the DR Series system. There is no supported Backup Exec command-line interface (CLI) for using Backup Exec 2010 version. To configure the DR Series system using the Backup Exec GUI, complete the following: 1. Launch the Backup Exec Administrator console, select Tools, and Backup Exec Services.... 2. Select the server that you want to configure in the Backup Exec Services Manager page, and select Start all services. 3. Verify that all services have been started, and click OK. 4. In the Connect to Media Server page, log into the media server, and enter a User name, a Password, and click OK. 5. In the Backup Exec Administrator page, click Network, and click Logon Accounts. The Logon Account Management page is displayed. 6. Click New to create a new logon account. The Add Logon Credentials page is displayed. 7. In the Account Credentials pane, enter the User name and Password account credentials for the DR Series system, and click OK (for example, the default user name is backup_user). 8. In the Backup Exec Administrator page, click the Devices tab, and right-click on the local system name that is listed as the root node. A drop-down list of device-related options is displayed. 9. Select Add OpenStorage in the drop-down list. The Add OpenStorage Device page is displayed. 10. Configure the Add OpenStorage Device page with the following information, and click OK: - Server-enter the host name or IP address of the DR Series system. - Logon account-select the account from the drop-down list, which has credentials for accessing the DR Series system. - Server type-select the type of plug-in from the drop-down list (DELL OST plug-in). - Logical storage unit-enter the LSU (DR Series system container) name to use. 11. Click Yes in response to the prompt about making the new device the default destination for new jobs. 12. Close the Add OpenStorage Device page. 141

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NOTE:
For the latest information, see the
Dell DR Series System Interoperability Guide
, available at
support.dell.com/manuals
.
Installation Prerequisites for the OST Plug-In for Backup Exec
This topic introduces the installation prerequisites for installing the OST plug-in for Backup Exec on Windows media
servers. Ensure that you meet the following prerequisites prior to installing the Dell OST plug-in:
1. The Backup Exec installation must be running on one of the supported Windows platforms.
2. Dell recommends that the DR Series system appliance have an OST container created and configured. For details,
see
Configuring an LSU
.
3. The Windows OST installer must be present. If not, download the Windows installer (DellOSTPlug-in.msi), which is
available at
support.dell.com/support/drivers
, to a network directory location you can access.
4. The Dell OST plug-in needs to installed in the following directory on the designated Windows-based media server
running the supported Microsoft Windows operating system software ($INSTALL_PATH\VERITAS\NetBackup\bin
\ost-plugins) for NetBackup installations.
Configuring the DR Series System Using the Backup Exec GUI
Backup Exec only supports the use of its own graphical user interface (GUI) for configuring the DR Series system. There
is no supported Backup Exec command-line interface (CLI) for using Backup Exec 2010 version.
To configure the DR Series system using the Backup Exec GUI, complete the following:
1.
Launch the
Backup Exec Administrator
console, select
Tools
, and
Backup Exec Services...
.
2.
Select the server that you want to configure in the
Backup Exec Services Manager
page, and select
Start all
services
.
3.
Verify that all services have been started, and click
OK
.
4.
In the
Connect to Media Server
page, log into the media server, and enter a
User name
, a
Password
, and click
OK
.
5.
In the
Backup Exec Administrator
page, click
Network
, and click
Logon Accounts
.
The
Logon Account Management
page is displayed.
6.
Click
New
to create a new logon account.
The
Add Logon Credentials
page is displayed.
7.
In the
Account Credentials
pane, enter the
User name
and
Password
account credentials for the DR Series system,
and click
OK
(for example, the default user name is
backup_user
).
8.
In the
Backup Exec Administrator
page, click the
Devices
tab, and right-click on the local system name that is listed
as the root node.
A drop-down list of device-related options is displayed.
9.
Select
Add OpenStorage
in the drop-down list.
The
Add OpenStorage Device
page is displayed.
10.
Configure the
Add OpenStorage Device
page with the following information, and click
OK
:
–
Server
—enter the host name or IP address of the DR Series system.
–
Logon account
—select the account from the drop-down list, which has credentials for accessing the DR
Series system.
–
Server type
—select the type of plug-in from the drop-down list (DELL OST plug-in).
–
Logical storage unit
—enter the LSU (DR Series system container) name to use.
11.
Click
Yes
in response to the prompt about making the new device the default destination for new jobs.
12.
Close the
Add OpenStorage Device
page.
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