Using Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) as a primary storage for Enterprise Vault
- Overview
- Configuring Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) primary partition
- About configuring Amazon S3 primary partition
- Getting the Amazon S3 supported authentication
- Configuring Amazon S3 primary partition
- Adding a new Amazon S3 partition that uses Access Keys authentication
- Adding a new Amazon S3 partition that uses IAM Role authentication
- Adding a new Amazon S3 partition that uses STS Assume Role authentication
- Viewing an Amazon S3 partition
- Editing an Amazon S3 partition
- Deleting an Amazon S3 partition
- Smart partition for Amazon S3
- Configuring replication with the supported option
- Known Issues
- Troubleshooting
Known Issues
Below are the know issues:
Enterprise Vault fails to upload archived files with a size greater than 4 GB to the AWS S3 bucket mentioned in an Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) primary and smart partition. For more information, refer to the tech note: https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100048604
On the on-premise environment where the administrator has a partition configured with the STS Assume role, if the provided STS ARN is removed OR modification is done with the attached policy on the AWS Portal, then the EventViewer shows the following error:
"CCloudStreamerObject::Init method failed", Reason = 0x80070005
On the AWS environment EC2 instance where the administrator has a partition configured with the IAM role, if the attached IAM role to EC2 instance is removed OR modification is done with the IAM policy on the AWS Portal, the EventViewer shows the error:
"CCloudStreamerObject::Init method failed", Reason = 0x80070005