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CIFS and NFS backup of Celerra using BackupExec 12 - NON NDMP
Folks, I'm having difficulty setting up BackupExec 12d on a backup server to browse/backup user defined shares presented from an NS20. I installed services for Unix and I can map both the CIFS and NFS shares as drive letters.
Using UNC paths, I get challenged for Backupexec credentials and nothing works. I've read a few posts about changing the NDMP port so I've changed the NDMP port on the BE server to something other than 10000, but that causes "nework share is no longer avaible"
Can someone share their successful experiences setting up BackupExec in order to browse/backup a Celerra help, non NDMP of course?
Thanks in advance!
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mlin123
Using UNC paths, I get challenged for Backupexec credentials and nothing works. I've read a few posts about changing the NDMP port so I've changed the NDMP port on the BE server to something other than 10000, but that causes "nework share is no longer avaible"
Can someone share their successful experiences setting up BackupExec in order to browse/backup a Celerra help, non NDMP of course?
Thanks in advance!
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mlin123
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Posted August 22nd, 2008 10:00
We did a similar thing for Netbackup, no NDMP. It worked fine. I think the only difference is that I did sopmething like this:
\\ \ $\
If you log into the server using the same account, then accessing the share via UNC, do you get the same issue?Rainer_EMC
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Posted August 26th, 2008 01:00
Hi mlin123,
did you make any progress on this ?
It should work - so I think opening a case with Veritas would be a good ideaBrian_Epiq
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Posted October 4th, 2010 09:00
This can be resolved by modifying the 'c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\services' file on the BackupExec server.
Open the services file and check to see if a line for NDMP has already been defined, if it exists it should look like the following:
ndmp 10000/tcp #Network Data Management Protocol
If the defined entry is set to use tcp port 10000 ( '10000/tcp' ) you will need to modify the port number and set it to something OTHER than 10000.
For example:
ndmp 10001/tcp #Network Data Management Protocol
If a line for NDMP does not already exist in the services file add a new line at the end of the file for NDMP and set the port to something OTHER than 10000 (the default NDMP port). Dont forget to save the modified services file.
The new line should look like the example below (you can just copy and paste the example):
ndmp 10001/tcp #Network Data Management Protocol
Rainer_EMC
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Posted August 20th, 2008 00:00
also try:
Ensure that the option to Enable selection of user shares is selected under Tools | Options | Network in Backup Exec
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