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A library should not be shared between a filer and a Media Server, because the machine that accesses the library first will have ownership of it, and the other machine won’t have access. Note: Only NDMP data can be backed up to the NDMP storage devices. If you want to protect an NDMP device that does not have a tape device attached, you can add the NDMP device just to the backup selections list. If the users add a tape device attached to an NDMP device as a Backup Exec storage device, Backup Exec automatically adds the NDMP device to the backup selections list. The tape device attached to an NDMP device must be added to the list of Backup Exec devices. The NDMP device being protected must be added to either NDMP Devices or User-defined Selections. The tape device can be attached directly to the NDMP device being backed up or to another NDMP device. In order to use the NDMP option, a tape device must be attached to an NDMP device. Stage 3: Backing up using the NDMP Option. To set the NDMP level to “4” type the following command on the Filer. If the level is below “4” then backup is not possible, However user can view the resources but can not expand, To check the NDMP Version, type following command on the Filer. Note: Make sure NDMP Version on the Remote Filer is set to “Level -4”. To configure these and other settings, refer to your NAS documentation.

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To authenticate with the NDMP server you should use the root password or non-root user with system generated NDMP-specific password. NDMPFILER> options thtype challenge as shown in Figure 7. The NDMP device must be configured to use the challenge (MD5) method for authentication by using the following command: NDMPFILER> ndmpd on as shown in Figure 6. The NDMP Service can be started by entering the following command on the NDMP device (accessed using telnet or the web interface or local login):

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In order for Backup Exec to back up NDMP resources, the NDMP service must be running on the NDMP device.

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Select the NDMP option and Click Next as shown in Figure 5.Ĭlick Install to complete the installation process. To continue installation in Evaluation Mode.

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Enter the License Key for NDMP option and Click

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On the welcome screen select “Local Install” option and click Next.

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Go to Tools | License Keys & Installation | Next.Ģ. To install the NDMP Option on the local media server:ġ. The NDMP ( Paid) Option is installed locally on the media server as a separate add-on component of Backup Exec for Windows Servers to protect supported NAS devices.














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