NetBackup IT Analytics Data Collector Installation and Configuration Guide
- Section I. Introduction
- Introduction
- Install and configure a Data Collector
- Step-1: Choose operating system and complete prerequisites
- Installing the Data Collector software
- Configure SSL
- Section II. Data Protection
- Configuration for Veritas Backup Exec
- Configuration for Cohesity DataProtect
- Configuration for Commvault Simpana
- Open TCP/IP access to the Commvault database
- Set up a read-only user in the CommServe server
- Configuration for EMC Avamar
- Import EMC Avamar server information
- Configuration for EMC Data Domain backup
- Configuration for Dell EMC NetWorker backup & recovery
- Importing generic backup data
- Configuration for generic backup
- CSV format specification
- Configuration for HP Data Protector
- Architecture overview (HP Data Protector)
- Configure the Data Collector server in Cell Manager (HP Data Protector)
- Configuration for IBM Spectrum Protect (TSM)
- Architecture overview (IBM Spectrum Protect -TSM)
- Import IBM Spectrum Protect (TSM) information
- Configuration for NAKIVO Backup & Replication
- Configuration for Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN)
- Configuration for Rubrik Cloud Data Management
- Configuration for Veeam Backup & Replication
- Configuration for Veritas Backup Exec
- Section III. Storage (Capacity)
- Configuration for Compute Resources
- Configuration for DELL EMC Elastic Cloud Storage (ECS)
- Configuration for Dell EMC Unity
- Configuration for EMC data domain storage
- Configuration for EMC Isilon
- Configuration for EMC Symmetrix
- Configuration for EMC VNX Celerra
- Configuration for EMC VNX CLARiiON
- Configuration for EMC VPLEX
- Configuration for EMC XtremIO
- Configuration for FUJITSU ETERNUS Data Collector
- Configuration for Hitachi Block
- Configuring a Hitachi Device manager user
- Configuration for Hitachi Content Platform (HCP)
- Hitachi content platform system management console
- Hitachi content platform tenant management console
- Configuration for Hitachi NAS
- Configuration for Hitachi Vantara All-Flash and Hybrid Flash Storage
- Configuration of Host inventory
- Host Access Privileges, Sudo Commands, Ports, and WMI Proxy Requirements
- Configure host Discovery policies to populate the host Inventory
- Validate host connectivity
- Host Inventory search and host Inventory export
- Configure and edit host probes
- Propagate Probe Settings: Copy Probes, Paste Probes
- Configuration for HP 3PAR
- Configuration for HP EVA
- Configuration for HPE Nimble Storage
- Configuration for HPE StoreOnce
- Configuration for IBM Enterprise
- Configuration for IBM COS
- Configuration for IBM SVC
- Configuration for IBM XIV
- Configuration for Microsoft Windows server
- Configuration for NetApp-7
- Configuration for NetApp StorageGRID
- Configuration for NetApp Cluster
- Configuration for NetApp E-Series
- Configuration for NEC HYDRAstor
- Configuration for Pure Storage FlashArray
- Section IV. Compute (Virtualization and Host Collection)
- Configuration for VMware
- Configuration for IBM VIO
- Configuration for Microsoft Hyper-V
- Section V. Cloud
- Configuration for Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Mandatory probe user privileges
- Link AWS accounts for Collection of consolidated billing data
- Configuration for Google Cloud Platform
- Configuration for OpenStack Ceilometer
- Configuration for OpenStack Swift
- Configuration for Microsoft Azure
- Configuration for Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Section VI. Fabric
- Configuration for Brocade switch
- Configuration for Cisco switch
- Configuration for Brocade Zone alias
- Configuration for Cisco Zone alias
- Configuration for Brocade switch
- Section VII. File Analytics
- Configuration for File Analytics
- Host Discovery and Collection File Analytics probe
- Adding a File Analytics Data Collector policy
- File Analytics Export Folder Size and Folder Depth
- Configuration for File Analytics
- Section VIII. Data Collection Validation and Troubleshooting
- Validate data collection
- Data Collector Troubleshooting
- Host resources: Check host connectivity using standard SSH
- Host resources: Generating host resource configuration files
- Configuring parameters for SSH
- Uninstalling the Data Collector
- Appendix A. Firewall Configuration: Default Ports
- Appendix B. Load historic events
- Load Veritas NetBackup events
- Appendix C. CRON Expressions for Policy and Report Schedules
- Appendix D. Maintenance Scenarios for Message Relay Server Certificate Generation
Configure the Isilon SNMP service
The Isilon Data Collector requires the Isilon SNMP service to be running. SNMP data is collected using the sudo snmpbulkwalk command in an SSH session. This does not require any additional ports to be opened for SNMP.
In the Isilon administrative web interface,
, select to enable/configure SNMP. Note that the SNMP configuration is specific to an SNMP version.Configure SNMP using the following tables to determine the protocol access required for your environment. Be sure to click
on the page to save your configuration.SNMP v1 and v2c only
Enable access:
If SNMP v2c is allowed, then the
string must be set.
SNMP v1, v2c, and v3
Enable access:
When SNMP v2c is allowed, the
string must be set.When SNMP v3 is allowed, the
and must both be set. The SNMP password for Isilon must be at least 8 characters long.
SNMP v3 is allowed, but SNMP v2c is not allowed
Enable access.
When SNMP v3 is allowed, the
and must both be set. The the SNMP password for Isilon must be at least 8 characters long.The following additional configuration is required at the command line, on each cluster node that is configured in the Data Collector policy.
Log in to the node as
and change to the root user home directory.# cd /root
Create the .snmp directory and make it accessible only to the
user.# mkdir .snmp # chmod 700 .snmp # ls -ld .snmp drwx------ 2 root 512 Sep 18 15:00 .snmp
Modify or create.snmp/snmp.conf, using nano or another editor, to add the following line, replacing <snmp v3 password> with the password entered in the SNMP v3 Settings.
defAuthPassphrase <snmp v3 password>
Save .snmp/snmp.conf and make it accessible only to the
user.# chmod 600 .snmp/snmp.conf # ls -l .snmp/ total 1 -rw------- 1 root 129 Sep 18 15:02 snmp.conf