Lesson 4

NetBackup™ 5.
0
Administration
Fundamentals
NetBackup™ Installation
NetBackup™ 5.0 Installation
At the conclusion of this lesson the participant will be able to:
• Perform the installation of NetBackup™ 5.0 on any UNIX or
Windows platform provided.
• Locate and identify the license key file on any NetBackup™
Server.
• Verify (post installation) the proper structure of NetBackup™ and
Media Manager, including the following:
 NetBackup™ and Media Manager directory structures
 NetBackup™ and Media Manager port settings
• Locate and identify the bp.conf file (UNIX) and interpret the
contents of file.
• Locate and identify the registry contents (Windows) and interpret
those contents.
• Verify that the proper daemons and processes are running.
• Locate and Identify the changes made to the system files.
Installation variables
• UNIX or Windows?
 Installation varies significantly between the two platform types.
• Upgrade or New Installation?
 See the Installation Guide for details on both
• Chapter on ‘Initial Installation and Configuration’
• Chapter on ‘Upgrade Installations’
 If performing a NetBackup™ upgrade on a Solaris UNIX host,
perform a ‘pkgrm’ of the old version of NetBackup™ and Media
Manager before attempting to install the NetBackup™ 5.0
release.
• Be sure to answer ‘YES’ to the package removal question:
“Are you removing this package as part of an upgrade?”
Installation variables
• NetBackupTM 5.0 supported on many hardware platforms.
• NetBackupTM 5.0 supported on many Operating System versions.
 Platform and Operating System differences create variations
in the installation procedures.
• The general steps involved in preparing for and performing
installation are similar.
 Perform Pre-Installation Checks – Completed
 Attach, Configure and Test Backup Devices – Completed
 Locate the installation media
 Install NetBackup™ and Media Manager
NetBackup™ 5.0 CD-ROMs
CD-ROM #1 – NetBackup™ Server – Windows
• Server Platforms - Win-Intel
• Client Platforms - All non-UNIX
• Documentation
 Release Notes + Installation Guide for Windows + System Administration
Guides I and II for Windows + Troubleshooting Guide for UNIX and Windows
+ Shared Storage Option System Administration Guide + Media Manager
Administration Guide + User’s Guides for Windows & Netware + NetBackup
commands
• Database Agents
 Win-DB2 + Win-LotusNotes + Win-MS-Exchange + Win-Oracle + Win-SAP +
Win-MS-SQL + Win-Sybase + documentation for all databases
• Add-Ons
 NetBackup™ Advanced Reporter + High Availability/Clusters + Advanced
Client + NetWare Media Server Option + NDMP + Vault
Part of the Core set
CD-ROM #2 – NetBackup™ Server – UNIX
• Server Platforms - AIX, HP-UX, Linux
• Client Platforms - All UNIX
• Documentation
 Release Notes + Installation Guide for UNIX + System Administration Guides
I and II for UNIX + Troubleshooting Guide + Shared Storage Option System
Administration Guide + Media Manager Administration Guide + Media
Manager Device Configuration Guide + User’s Guide for UNIX + NetBackup
commands + High Availability/Clusters SAG

• Server Platforms - Solaris
• Documentation

• Server Platforms - Tru64, IRIX, HP Tru64 on Alpha
• Documentation

CD-ROM #5 – NetBackup™ UNIX Options
• Add-Ons
 NetBackup™ Advanced Reporter (and documentation) + Advanced Client
(and documentation) + NDMP (and documentation) + OffHost Data Mover
(and documentation) + Vault (and documentation)
• Database Agents
 UNIX -DB2 + UNIX -Informix + UNIX-LotusNotes + UNIX -Oracle + UNIX -
SAP + UNIX -Sybase + documentation for all

CD-ROM #6
• NetBackup™ 40-bit Encryption
CD-ROM #7
• NetBackup™ 56-bit Encryption
CD-ROM #8 Part of the Core set
• NetBackup™ GDM
CD-ROM #9
• NetBackup™ Storage Migrator
• VERITAS Security Subsystem (VxSS)

 This CD-ROM is not included in the release of NetBackup™
5.0. The VxSS product is located on a separate CD-ROM.
NetBackup 5.0 Server Installation - on Windows
TM
Windows Installation
• The Installation process is the same on both the Master Server
and the Media Server.
• Both NetBackup™ and Media Manager are distributed on the
release CD-ROM.
• The NetBackup™ software installation (ALL Windows platforms)
can be invoked in two ways:
 On Windows systems with AutoPlay enabled for CD-ROM
drives, the VERITAS NetBackup™ installation browser starts
automatically.
 On Windows systems that have AutoPlay disabled, run
Launch.exe in the top-level directory on the CD-ROM.
Windows Installation Example “Push” Remote
Console Software
Release CD-ROM Local Installation

AutoPlay
NetBackup
Launch.exe Server
Windows
1. Login as the administrator.
2. Launch the Installation Utility
3. Select the appropriate Installation Options “Push” Client
4. Insert the correct License Key Software
5. Follow the prompts in the installation scripts.
NetBackup
Clients
“Push” Master
Server Software “Push” Media
Server Software
Windows Initial Installation
• Installing the server software takes approximately 10 minutes
(additional time will be required to set up the product for your
environment).
 Caution Before installing your NetBackup™ product, make
sure you have the most current operating system patches
and updates applied to your system. If you are not certain of
your Operating System level, contact your Operating System
vendor and request the latest patches and upgrades.
 Note It is important that you ensure all NetBackup™ Servers
are at the same release level, and this release level is at
least equal to the version level on the clients.
• Older versions of Server software can encounter problems with
newer clients.)
Windows Initial Installation
• This section describes how to perform a basic, localized
installation of the NetBackup™ Server software.
• When installing NetBackup™ for the first time, VERITAS
recommends that you install NetBackup™ in the following order:
1. Master Server
2. Media Server()s, if any (NetBackup™ Enterprise Server only)
3. NetBackup™ Remote Administration Console, if any
4. NetBackup™ Clients
5. Any NetBackup™ Add-on products (such as GDM or NBAR)
Windows Initial Local Installation
1. Log in as Administrator on the Server where you will be
installing NetBackup™.
2. Insert the NetBackup™ CD in the drive.
drives, the VERITAS NetBackup™ installation browser
starts automatically.
Launch.exe in the top-level directory on the CD.
3. The NetBackup™ browser will display the information as shown
on the following page.
4. Click NetBackup™ Installation.The browser now displays pre-
installation information.
5. Click Install Server Software.
6. Click Next.
7. To proceed with the installation, you must check the I accept the
terms of the license agreement option and Click Next.
8. Select Install to this computer only and click Next to perform a
local installation.
9. Enter the product license key. Select the type of installation that
you want to perform.
XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-X
10. You can elect to perform a Typical or a Custom installation. Click
Next.
Typical or Custom installation
• The Typical choice installs the default settings for program and
installation features, as well as NetBackup settings such as TCP
port numbers. Some choices like the NetBackup Debugger
Symbols are not installed.
• The Custom choice allows the user to select the program
features to install, where they will be installed, and the settings
with which NetBackup will be installed, such as TCP port
numbers.
• Custom adds more steps to the installation, which are covered in
the next few slides.
11. You can select an item listed and elect to install that item or
make it unavailable for installation.
12. You can select an item listed and elect to install that item or
make it unavailable for installation. Click Next.
13. Click Change to select a new location to install NetBackup.
Select the new folder and click Next.
14. Enter the information as required and click Next.
15. Enter the new NetBackup Port Numbers if necessary and/or
click Next to continue.
16. Enter the name of the current server and then enter the names
of the other systems that can access this server. Click Next.
17. Enter the Global Device Database Host Name and click Next.
18. Click Install. The installation process begins.
19. Click Finish.
NetBackup 5.0 Remote Installation - on
TM
Windows
Windows Remote Installation
• The NetBackup™ Client for Windows based systems installation
package has the ability to push itself to other Windows systems.
• In the NetBackup™ 5.0 release, you can perform a NetBackup™
Master Server, Media Server, or Administration Console
installations to multiple Windows systems from a single Windows
source system.
• You cannot perform remote installs from Windows systems to
UNIX systems, and vice-versa.
• This applies to both Server and Enterprise installations.
Windows Initial Remote Installation
• Any selection of invalid options are disallowed during the
installation (installation of an administration console on top of a
Media Server).
• All servers that get installed from a single push will use the same
license key entered in the dialog. In the event of an upgrade, this
key will be added to the existing keyring on that Server, enabling
any functionality allowed by it.
• Upgrade Installations
 If the user does not enter a license key, they will still have the
ability to install a Master or Media Server or a Remote
Administration Console. This is only useful when performing
upgrades of systems.
• The Installation process is the same on both the Master Server
and the Media Server.
• Both NetBackup™ and Media Manager are distributed on the
release CD-ROM.
• The NetBackup™ software installation (ALL Windows platforms)
can be invoked with or without AutoPlay.
Select the Select from available computers on the network
option and click Next to install NetBackup™ to remote systems.
• If the user is performing a remote Master Server installation, the
Master Server name entry will not be presented to the user.
• If performing a Media Server or Administration Console
installation, the ability to set the Media Server or Client name
will not be given, as it will be decided by the name of the
destination system.
• Users performing Master or Media Server installations will be
advised to add the names of all the systems they will be
installing into the Additional Servers field. The install process
will filter out the name of each destination machine as it is being
installed.
Choose a Device Database Setting and click Next. There must only
be one Device Database host per NetBackup™ domain.
• The user will be prompted to enter a Global Device Database
Host name for a remote Media Server installation.
• All Media Servers that the user performs an installation to in the
course of a single session will share this host name, just as they
will all share the same Master Server.
• To install Media Servers for different Master Servers, the user
will be required to perform multiple remote installs.
• Upgrade Installations
 In an upgrade scenario of a remote system, the global
device database host name will not be changed by the
upgrade. Doing so would create huge problems for the
Media Manager, as well as NetBackup™.
Enter the Server Names and click Next. You can cut, copy, or delete
a Server from the list using the right mouse button.
The user will be prompted to enter installation credentials to be
used to perform the installation.
Enter Install to begin the Remote Installation process.
The Installation Progress is displayed for the installer.
You may need to reboot the remote systems after the installation
process has completed. Click Finish.
NetBackup 5.0 Client Installation - on Windows
TM
NetBackup™ Client Installation
• To be able to back up a target machine, Client software must be
installed on it.
• The installation can be accomplished in two ways:
 Locally via an attached CD-ROM device
 Pushed from any Server of the same operating system type
• By definition, your NetBackup™ Server is also a NetBackup™
Client. When you installed the NetBackup™ Server software,
both the NetBackup™ Server and NetBackup™ Client software
were installed on the Server.
NetBackup™ Client Installation
• The NetBackup™ client setup program for Microsoft Windows
allows you to select appropriate setup and installation options
from a series of windows.
• While the installation is in progress, a dialog window provides
details of the installation and setup progress.
• When complete, a final window indicates the results of the
installation.
 Note You cannot install NetBackup™ client software on
Windows-based systems that currently have the
NetBackup™ Server software installed.
 In these cases, you must first un-install the NetBackup™
Server software.
NetBackup™ Client Local and Remote Installations
• The NetBackup™ client setup program can be used in a number
of ways:
 Local installations
The setup program installs the client software only on the PC
where the installation is started.
 Remote installations
The setup program scans your network for available clients
where you can install the client software.
 Silent Installations
A silent installation is one where the installation process does
not require interactive input.
It does, however, require input in the form of editing the
silentclient.cmd file before execution.
NetBackup™ New and Upgrade Client Installations
• The NetBackup™ client setup program recognizes two types of
installations:
 New installations
The setup program does not detect an existing version of
NetBackup™ client software on the client PC.
 Upgrade installations
Using Windows registry information, the setup program
detects an existing version of NetBackup™ client software.
NetBackup™ New Client Installation
• NetBackup™ setup enables you to specify one set of
configuration options to be used for all new installations. For
typical and custom installations these options include:
 Specifying Master and Media Server names
 For Custom installations only:
 Specifying an installation directory (local install only).
 Entering bpcd and bprd port numbers.
 Starting the NetBackup™ Client Service automatically
after the installation has completed or manually.
 Starting the NetBackup™ Client Job Tracker
automatically.
 Installing VSP.
 Installing debug symbols.
 Installing the NetBackup™ documentation.
Windows Local Client Installation Example
Release CD-ROM
AutoPlay
NetBackup
Launch.exe Client
Local CD-ROM
Windows
3. Select the appropriate Installation Options
4. Follow the prompts in the installation scripts.
Windows New Local Client Installation
1. Log in as Administrator on the server where you will be
installing NetBackup™.
2. Insert the NetBackup™ CD in the drive.
drives, the VERITAS NetBackup™ installation browser starts
automatically.
Launch.exe in the top-level directory on the CD.
3. The NetBackup™ browser will display the information as shown
on the following page.
4. Click NetBackup™ Installation.The browser now displays pre
installation information.
5. Click Install Client Software.
6. Click Next.
7. To proceed with the installation, you must check the I accept the
terms of the license agreement option and Click Next.
8. Select the Install to this computer only option and click Next to
install NetBackup™ to the local system.
9. Select the type of installation that you want to perform. Click
Next.
Typical or Custom installation
• The Typical choice installs the default settings for program and
installation features, as well as NetBackup™ settings such as
TCP port numbers. Some choices like the NetBackup Debugger
Symbols are not installed.
• The Custom choice allows the user to select the program
features to install, where they will be installed, and the settings
with which NetBackup™ will be installed, such as TCP port
numbers.
• Custom adds more steps to the installation.
10. Enter the enter the names of the systems that will have access
to this system and click Next.
11. Enter Install to begin the Local Installation process.
12. You may need to reboot the system after the installation process
has completed. Click Finish.
NetBackup 5.0 Post-Installation Checks
TM
Checking the NetBackupTM Installation on Windows
• NetBackup™ services and processes
• Media Manager services and processes
• bpps
• NetBackup™ directory structure
• Media Manager directory structure
• Windows registry entries
• bpgetconfig
• services
• netstat –a
NetBackup™ Services, Daemons and Processes
SERVICE/DAEMON (or other name/description) PROCESS MASTER MEDIA CLIENT
NetBackup Request Manager bprd x
NetBackup Database Manager bpdbm x
(jobs database manager process) bpjobd x
(scheduler process) bpsched x
(process related to disk staging) bpbrmds1 x
(process related to synthetic backups) bpsynth2 x
(process related to synthetic backups) bpcoord3 x
(process related to vault) bpbrmvlt4 x
(backup and restore manager process) bpbrm5 x
(tape manager process) bptm5 x
(disk manager process) bpdm5 x

NetBackup™ Services and Processes
SERVICE/DAEMON (or other name/description) PROCESS MASTER MEDIA CLIENT
NetBackup Volume Manager vmd x x
NetBackup Device Manager ltid x
(automatic volume recognition daemon) avrd x
(robotic device daemons) txxd/txxcd x
(operator request daemon/process) oprd x
Other daemons Processes
VERITAS Authentication daemon vopied(1) x*
VERITAS network daemon vnetd(2) x x

Name/Description (not SERVICES/DAEMONS) PROCESS MASTER MEDIA CLIENT
All processes/commands listed below are related to the NetBackup Client
NetBackup Client Service (Windows only) bpinetd x (1) x (1) x
(communications/client daemon) bpcd (1) x (1) x (1) x
(client backup/restore job information) tracker x
(snapshot or frozen image service process) bpfis(2) x
Backup/archive process bpbkar/ x

bpbkar32
Restore process tar/tar32 x
Backup command line bpbackup x
Archive command line bparchive x
Restore command line bprestore x

Name or Description PROCESS MASTER MEDIA CLIENT
GUI-related processes
NetBackup Administration Console GUI (Windows only) NBConsole x
Listens for connections from JAVA GUI bpjava-msvc x
Process associated with running JAVA GUI (Unix only) bpjava-susvc X
NetBackup Client GUI for Windows (Windows only) nbwin x
NBAR and GDM-related
GDM Persistent Storage Service nbdbd x
nbdbdmon x
GDM Information Server Service visd x

NetBackup™ Services and Processes – Windows
• NetBackup™ Services viewed via the Activity Monitor
• NetBackup™ Processes viewed via the Activity Monitor
• Checking with the ‘bpps.exe’ command
 Detects NetBackup™ and Media Manager processes
NetBackup™ Files and Directories
• <install_path>\VERITAS\NetBackup
 Contains many directories whose contents can include
command line executables and batch files, as well as
backup configuration information, backup image files,
Intelligent Disaster Recovery folders, and informational
and error logs.
• <install_path>\VERITAS\Volmgr
 Contains many directories whose contents can include
command line executables and configuration files
relating to backup devices and volumes.
• install_path\VERITAS\NetBackup
• <install_path>\VERITAS\Volmgr
NetBackup™ Client Files and Directories
• <install_path>\VERITAS\NetBackup\
NetBackup™ Services Registry Keys on Windows
• HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\
NetBackup™ Server Software Registry Keys on Windows
• Located in HKLM\Software\VERITAS\NetBackup\CurrentVersion
Type
Version
The ‘bpgetconfig’ Command ( Windows partial output)
NetBackup™ Client Service on Windows
• bpinetd.exe
NetBackup™ Ports on Windows
• Ports added by the NetBackup™ installation
NetBackup™ Services on Windows
• Computer Management
NetBackup™ Ports on Windows
• The netstat Command
Remote Console Software Installation
NetBackup™ Remote Administration Console
• Versions for Unix and Windows
• The NetBackup™ Remote Administration Console can be used
to remotely administer one or more UNIX or Windows
NetBackup™ Servers.
• It provides all of the standard NetBackup™ Server interfaces
and can be used to create backup policies, manage volumes,
view status, monitor tape drives, etc., on a remote NetBackup™
server.
• On UNIX NetBackup-Java capable hosts (Servers and Clients),
the administration console is installed when you install
NetBackup™ on the host.
• For remote administration of any Windows or UNIX NetBackup™
Server, simply specify the Master Server Name in the Login
dialog of the administration console.
Install the NetBackup-Java Windows Display
Console Software on the remote Windows Host
from the release CD-ROM #1 for Windows. NetBackup UNIX
Master Server
Remote Administration Server
Remotely system must be listed in ‘SERVER
Administrate list’ of Master server to be
Remote Master Server administered.
Administration
Console
NetBackup Windows
No License Key is Remotely Media Server
required for the Administrate
installation of the Media Server
Remote Console
Software
Remotely NetBackup
NetBackup Administrate
Clients Clients
Clients
• The NetBackup™ Remote Administration Console cannot be
used as a NetBackup™ Master or Media Server itself, only for
the remote administration of other NetBackup™ UNIX or
Windows Servers.
• Although the NetBackup™ Remote Administration Console
cannot be used as a Master or Media Server, in order to
remotely administer a NetBackup™ Server, the hostname of the
system on which the Remote Administration Console is being
run must be added to the Server list of NetBackup Servers that
are to be administered.
• By default, the NetBackup™ Remote Administration Console will
automatically be initiated as soon as you click Finish in the
installation program.
Windows Remote Console Installation Example
Release CD-ROM
NetBackup
Server
Windows
3. Select the appropriate Installation Options “Push” Remote
4. Follow the prompts in the installation scripts. Console Software
NetBackup
Remote Local Installation
Console
No License is required to install the Release CD-ROM

Remote Console Software
• This section provides instructions installing the NetBackup™
Remote Administration Console. The following table identifies
the various interfaces that can be installed to remotely
administer NetBackup.
System Install this user interface
Windows NetBackup Remote Administration Console
UNIX UNIX (NetBackup-Java capable) host
Windows UNIX (NetBackup-Java capable) host
• From NetBackup 5.0 Windows CD-ROM ‘Install Server Software’
 Select ‘Server Type’ – Remote Administration Console
XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-X
• Expand the “Host Properties Tab” and select the “Master Server”
icon. The Master Server hostname will appear in the right panel.
 Modifying the ‘Server List’ of a Master server
• Click on the Master Server name displayed.
• Right-Click on the Master Server and select Properties.
• In the Master Server Properties window, click the Servers tab.
• Next to the ‘Additional Servers’ box, select the ‘Add’ button,
then:
 Enter the name of the host that is to run the NetBackup™
Remote Administration Console.
 Click the “Add” button. (The name of the host appears in
the ‘Additional Servers’ list.)
• Type the name of the host that is to run the NetBackup™
Remote Administration Console and click Add, then OK.
• Access Master Server Host Properties  Servers – add new server
(hostname of ‘Remote Administration Console’ system)

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NetBackup™ 5.

Part of the Core set

Part of the Core set

Part of the Core set

Part of the Core set

• VERITAS Security Subsystem (VxSS)

Release CD-ROM Local Installation

NetBackup Request Manager bprd x

NetBackup Database Manager bpdbm x

(jobs database manager process) bpjobd x

(scheduler process) bpsched x

(process related to disk staging) bpbrmds1 x

(process related to synthetic backups) bpsynth2 x

(process related to synthetic backups) bpcoord3 x

(process related to vault) bpbrmvlt4 x

(backup and restore manager process) bpbrm5 x

(tape manager process) bptm5 x

(disk manager process) bpdm5 x

NetBackup Volume Manager vmd x x

NetBackup Device Manager ltid x

(automatic volume recognition daemon) avrd x

(robotic device daemons) txxd/txxcd x

(operator request daemon/process) oprd x

Other daemons Processes

VERITAS Authentication daemon vopied(1) x*

VERITAS network daemon vnetd(2) x x

All processes/commands listed below are related to the NetBackup Client

NetBackup Client Service (Windows only) bpinetd x (1) x (1) x

(communications/client daemon) bpcd (1) x (1) x (1) x

(client backup/restore job information) tracker x

(snapshot or frozen image service process) bpfis(2) x

Backup/archive process bpbkar/ x

Restore process tar/tar32 x

Backup command line bpbackup x

Archive command line bparchive x

Restore command line bprestore x

NetBackup Administration Console GUI (Windows only) NBConsole x

Listens for connections from JAVA GUI bpjava-msvc x

Process associated with running JAVA GUI (Unix only) bpjava-susvc X

NetBackup Client GUI for Windows (Windows only) nbwin x

NBAR and GDM-related

GDM Persistent Storage Service nbdbd x

GDM Information Server Service visd x

No License is required to install the Release CD-ROM

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