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Protector Disk Agent 8.1 RedHat CentOS    

  July 28, 2015

Categories Apache (5) Cluster (10)

Notes This HowTo is for HP Data Protector Version 8.1. BKPSRV is the HP Data Protector Cell Manager with ip address 192.168.1.50, make sure that the hostname is correctly resolved on the client (Disk Agent).

FTP (1) HP Data Protector (2) HTML5 (1) Hyper­V (7)

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Monitoring (3)

yum install  ksh ncompress  xinetd

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Postfix (5)

 HP Data Protector HP­UX CD 8.10:

Security (4)

Software_HP_DP_8.1_for_Linux_TD586­15014.tar.gz Shell (4)

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Streaming (2)

Installation cd /usr/src tar xfvz Software_HP_DP_8 .1_for_Linux_TD586 ­15014.tar.gz cd Software_HP_DP_8 .1_for_Linux_TD586 ­15014/LOCAL_INSTALL chmod +x omnisetup .sh ./omnisetup .sh ­server 192.168.1.50  ­install  da

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Configuration vi /etc/xinetd.d/omni 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

service omni {     socket_type         =     protocol            =     wait                =                     =     server              =     server_args         =     disable             =     flags               =     instances           =     per_source          =     only_from           = }

stream t no root /opt/omni/lbin/inet inet -log /var/opt/omni/log no IPV6 UNLIMITED UNLIMITED 192.168.1.50

service  xinetd  restart iptables ­A INPUT ­p t ­s 192.168.1.50 ­­dport 5555 ­j ACCEPT

Troubleshooting Firewall You need to configure a port range on the Data Protector Server if Your backup clients are in a dmz or behind a firewall. Set the portrange settings in omnirc (for windows 2008 systems the file is located at C:\ProgramData\OmniBack) 1 OB2PORTRANGE=60200-60300 2 #    Default: no range specified (i.e. use any available 3 #    This option limits the range of port numbers that 4 #    processes use when asg listen ports dynamically 5 #    This option is typically set on the Cell Manager 6 #    Media Agent system when components of the cell 7 #    of a firewall. 8 9 #    Note that the firewall needs to be configured http://wiki.lenux.org/category/tutorials/hp­data­protector/

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#    Note that the firewall needs to be configured #    specified range does not affect the Inet listen #    A new variable named OB2PORTRANGESPEC provides #    ranges and helps keep their sizes smaller. #    Refer to "Firewall " in HP Data Protector #    's Guide or in online help for additional information. # OB2PORTRANGESPEC=60200-60300 #    Default: no ranges specified (i.e. use any available port) #    This variable limits the range of port numbers that specific #    Data Protector processes use when asg listen ports dynamically. #    This option is typically set on the Cell Manager system and/or the #    Media Agent system when components of the cell are located on both sides #    of a firewall. #    Note that the firewall needs to be configured separately. #    Refer to "Firewall " in HP Data Protector #    's Guide or in online help for additional #

 

Installing HP Data Protector Disk Agent 8.1 Debian    

  July 28, 2015

Notes This HowTo is for HP Data Protector Version 8.1. BKPSRV is the HP Data Protector Cell Manager with ip address 192.168.1.50, make sure that the hostname is correctly resolved on the client (Disk Agent).

Requirements apt­get install rpm xinetd ksh ncompress

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 HP Data Protector HP­UX CD 8.10:  Software_HP_DP_8.1_for_Linux_TD586­15014.tar.gz

Installation cd /usr/src tar xfvz Software_HP_DP_8.1_for_Linux_TD586­15014.tar.gz cd Software_HP_DP_8.1_for_Linux_TD586­15014/LOCAL_INSTALL/ chmod +x omnisetup.sh ./omnisetup.sh ­server 192.168.1.50 ­install da

Configuration vi /etc/xinetd.d/omni 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

service omni {     socket_type         =     protocol            =     wait                =                     =     server              =     server_args         =     disable             =     flags               =     instances           =     per_source          =     only_from           = }

stream t no root /opt/omni/lbin/inet inet -log /var/opt/omni/log no IPV6 UNLIMITED UNLIMITED 192.168.1.50

/etc/init.d/xinetd  restart iptables ­A INPUT ­p t ­s 192.168.1.50 ­­dport 5555 ­j ACCEPT

Troubleshooting RPM if you get this error on the command rpm ­qa rpm ­qa error: db5 error(­30969) from dbenv­>open: DB_VERSION_MISMATCH error: cannot  open Packages  index using db5 ­ (­30969 error: cannot  open Packages  database  in /root/.rpmdb error: db5 error(­30969) from dbenv­>open: DB_VERSION_MISMATCH error: cannot  open Packages  database  in /root/.rpmdb

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means, that your rpm database is corrupted, maybe causing of distro upgrade, follow these steps as root to fix this problem: apt­get install db4.8­util cd ~/.rpmdb db4.8_recover rpm ­­dbpath `pwd` ­­rebuilddb rpm ­­dbpath `pwd` ­qa

Firewall You need to configure a port range on the Data Protector Server if Your backup clients are in a dmz or behind a firewall. Set the portrange settings in omnirc (for windows 2008 systems the file is located at C:\ProgramData\OmniBack) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

OB2PORTRANGE=60200-60300 #    Default: no range specified (i.e. use any available #    This option limits the range of port numbers that #    processes use when asg listen ports dynamically #    This option is typically set on the Cell Manager #    Media Agent system when components of the cell #    of a firewall. #    Note that the firewall needs to be configured #    specified range does not affect the Inet listen #    A new variable named OB2PORTRANGESPEC provides #    ranges and helps keep their sizes smaller. #    Refer to "Firewall " in HP Data Protector #    's Guide or in online help for additional information. # OB2PORTRANGESPEC=60200-60300 #    Default: no ranges specified (i.e. use any available port) #    This variable limits the range of port numbers that specific #    Data Protector processes use when asg listen ports dynamically. #    This option is typically set on the Cell Manager system and/or the #    Media Agent system when components of the cell are located on both sides #    of a firewall. #    Note that the firewall needs to be configured separately. #    Refer to "Firewall " in HP Data Protector #    's Guide or in online help for additional #

 

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