NetBackup IT Analytics Installation and Upgrade Guide for Windows
- Installation overview
- Install NetBackup IT Analytics on a Windows server
- Step-1: Get the NetBackup IT Analytics license key file
- Step-2: Portal and database deployment strategies
- Step-3: Pre-installation configuration
- Step-4: Installing Oracle application binaries
- Step-5: Installing Portal application binaries
- Step-6: Log into the Portal
- Step-7: Install the license key file
- Verify the current license configuration
- Next steps
- Upgrade NetBackup IT Analytics Portal on Windows
- Overview
- Upgrade path
- Before upgrading
- Upgrade NetBackup IT Analytics Portal
- Data Collector upgrades
- Troubleshooting - manual Data Collector upgrades
- Troubleshoot Data Collector upgrade manager upgrade failure and collector bundle download failure on Windows
- Collector updates from the NetBackup IT Analytics Portal
- Upgrade methods to incorporate enterprise objects
- Oracle patches for the database server
- Upgrade and migrate to a new server
Standard or Shared Services licensing edition
Knowing the inclusions in your license edition helps you understand whether you are entitled to receiving Oracle Standard edition software bundled with NetBackup IT Analytics or whether you need to provide your own Oracle license.
Standard edition licensing includes a single instance of Oracle Standard Edition embedded within the NetBackup IT Analytics software. With Standard edition, Oracle must be installed on the NetBackup IT Analytics Portal server. Standard Edition is the most common licensing option.
A Shared Services license edition means you must provide your own Oracle license. You can subscribe to this edition if you already have an Oracle license which you can use to store the IT Analytics data.
Partitioning edition enables the underlying database to split large tables into partitions to improve the database performance and scalability. NetBackup IT Analytics leverages the Oracle enterprise edition database with the Oracle Partitioning option.
Note:
With Standard or Shared Services, you can also purchase a Disaster Recovery (DR) License, which is required if you deploy two or more copies on a second or subsequent Portal server for the purpose of disaster recovery, availability, or fail-over from production.