Veritas NetBackup™ WebSocket Service (NBWSS) Reference Guide
- Using the NetBackup WebSocket Service (NBWSS) for communication with a cloud application
- Updates to this guide for NetBackup 8.1.1
- Additional documentation on NetBackup APIs
- About the NetBackup WebSocket Service (NBWSS)
- Task overview for setting up NBWSS communication
- Notes on NetBackup connections to cloud-applications
- NBWSS message formats
- API calls over NBWSS
- NBWSS notifications
- Examples of NBWSS messages
- Configuring WebSocket endpoints for NBWSS
- About NetBackup connections to WebSocket endpoints
- WebSocket endpoint details and their formatting
- Saving NetBackup credentials for a WebSocket server endpoint
- WebSocket Server dialog
- Removing NetBackup credentials for a WebSocket server endpoint
- Configuring the properties of the NetBackup WebSocket Service (NBWSS)
- Starting a NetBackup connection to a cloud application
- Troubleshooting NBWSS
- NBWSS logging
- NBWSS issues
- Problems validating the endpoint server in the WebSocket Server dialog
- Problems saving the NetBackup endpoint credentials in the WebSocket Server dialog
- Problems deleting the WebSocket server endpoint from NetBackup
- Problems displaying the list of WebSocket servers that were added in NetBackup
- Problems activating or deactivating the endpoint server
- Additional NBWSS issues
NBWSS logging
For messages about the NetBackup WebSocket Service (NBWSS) operations, see the following NetBackup log directories.
Table: NetBackup logs for NBWSS
Log directory | Contains the messages on | Resides on |
|---|---|---|
Windows
UNIX, Linux
nbwebservice uses unified logging: originator ID 485. See the NetBackup Logging Reference Guide for information on how to use unified logs. | Adding NetBackup endpoint credentials, and NBWSS interactions with the cloud application. | NetBackup master server |
To create other NetBackup log directories
- Run the following command on the NetBackup servers:
Windows:
install_path\NetBackup\logs\mklogdir.bat
UNIX, Linux:
/usr/openv/netbackup/logs/mklogdir
For guidance on using NetBackup logging, see the NetBackup Logging Reference Guide available from the following location: