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Veritas™ Appliance iSCSI Guide
Last Published:
2019-06-24
Product(s):
Appliances (3.0)
Platform: NetBackup Appliance OS
- Overview
- Understanding the appliance configurations
- Understanding NetBackup for VMware
- Configuring iSCSI
- Configuring the appliance for iSCSI
- Setting the IQN for the initiator
- Viewing the interface properties
- Configuring the interface properties
- Removing and resetting the interface properties
- About CHAP authentication
- Discovering targets by using the portal address
- About iSNS
- Discovering targets by using iSNS
- Connecting to a target
- Disconnecting the sessions with a target
- Viewing the targets
- Troubleshooting iSCSI issues and some best practices
Overview of the iSCSI topology
The appliance can operate as the VMware backup host and take VMware backups by using iSCSI. In this topology, the appliance functions as an initiator and is connected to a storage array (target) on a TCP/IP network. The storage array can be connected to an ESX host over FC/LAN etc.
The following illustration shows a NetBackup 5240 topology as an example.
The virtual machines are backed up on the appliance over iSCSI.