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NetBackup™ for MongoDB Administrator's Guide
Last Published:
2024-09-29
Product(s):
NetBackup (10.5)
- Overview of protecting MongoDB using NetBackup
- Verify the pre-requisites for the MongoDB plug-in for NetBackup
- Configuring NetBackup for MongoDB
- Backing up MongoDB using NetBackup
- Restoring or recovering MongoDB data using NetBackup
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix A. Additional information
Sample MongodB configuration utility workflow to add and update MongodB credentials
Adding MongoDB credentials
Device Management Configuration Utility 1) Drive Configuration 2) Robot Configuration 3) Credentials Configuration 4) MongoDB Configuration 5) Print Configuration 6) Help 7) Quit Enter option :4
MongoDB Application Configuration 1) Configure MongoDB Application Topology & Credentials 2) Configure NetBackup Global Parameters for MongoDB Application 3) Quit Enter option :1
Configure the MongoDB cluster credentials 1) ADD Credentials 2) UPDATE Credentials 3) DELETE Credentials 4) Return to previous menu Select the operation :1
Please select your MongoDB cluster type. 1) Standalone node 2) Sharded Cluster 3) Replica set 4) Return to main menu Select the type of your MongoDB cluster :3
Select MongoDB host credentials type 1) No Auth 2) Simple Auth 3) Certificate based 4) Return to main menu Select the authentication type used in the MongoDB cluster :2
Configure Replica Set MongoDB Cluster
Enter the hostname of primary server : host1.fqdn.com
Enter the mongod port of primary server [On the MongoDB Shell, run the
command "rs.status()" for replica set and "sh.status()" for sharded
environment] : 28000
Enter the name of MongoDB host user : root
Enter the password of MongoDB host user :
Enter the RSA key of the MongoDB host [On the MongoDB host, run the
command "cat /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key.pub | awk '{print $2}' | base64
-d| openssl dgst -sha256 | awk '{print $2}'"] : RSA-KEY-OF-THE-HOST
Enter MongoDB database user : mongodb-shell-login-user
Enter MongoDB database user password :
Does this primary server has replicas?(y/n) :y
Enter the hostname of secondary server : host2.fqdn.com
Enter the mongod port of secondary server [On the MongoDB Shell, run the
command "rs.status()" for replica set and "sh.status()" for sharded
environment] : 28001
Enter the name of MongoDB host user : root
Enter the password of MongoDB host user :
Enter the RSA key of the MongoDB host [On the MongoDB host, run the
command "cat /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key.pub | awk '{print $2}' | base64
-d| openssl dgst -sha256 | awk '{print $2}'"] : RSA-KEY-OF-THE-HOST
Enter MongoDB database user : mongodb-shell-login-user
Enter MongoDB database user password :
Do you have more secondary servers for this primary server? (y/n) :n
Summary is displayed after you add the credentials.
----------------------REPLICA SET MONGODB CONFIGURATION SUMMARY--------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Primary Server :
Server Hostname : host1.fqdn.com
Server Mongod Port : 28000
No of Secondary Servers : 1
HostUser: root
HostPassword: ******
AppUserId: mongodb-shell-login-user
AppUserPassword: ******
HostRsaKey: RSA-KEY-OF-THE-HOST
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Secondary Server number 1:
Secondary Server Hostname : host2.fqdn.com
Secondary Server Mongod Port : 28001
HostUser: root
HostPassword: ******
AppUserId: mongodb-shell-login-user
AppUserPassword: ******
HostRsaKey: RSA-KEY-OF-THE-HOST
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
******Please make sure to save this entered config and credentials. If you
don't save it now, you will have to enter it again.******
Do you want to save this cluster configuration and credential info?(y/n) :
Please wait while we save the cluster configuration.
Successfully saved config and credentials for this cluster.
Please use Client name as "host1.fqdn.com-28000" under 'Clients' tab in
mongodb backup policy.
Press any key to to return to main menu...
Updating MongoDB credentials
Device Management Configuration Utility 1) Drive Configuration 2) Robot Configuration 3) Credentials Configuration 4) MongoDB Configuration 5) Print Configuration 6) Help 7) Quit Enter option :4
MongoDB Application Configuration 1) Configure MongoDB Application Topology & Credentials 2) Configure NetBackup Global Parameters for MongoDB Application 3) Quit Enter option :1
Configure the MongoDB cluster credentials 1) ADD Credentials 2) UPDATE Credentials 3) DELETE Credentials 4) Return to previous menu Select the operation :2
Please select your MongoDB cluster type. 1) Standalone node 2) Sharded Cluster 3) Replica set 4) Return to main menu Select the type of your MongoDB cluster :3
Update replica set MongoDB cluster configuration
Enter the hostname of primary server : host1.fqdn.com
Enter the mongod port of primary server [On the MongoDB Shell, run the
command "rs.status()" for replica set and "sh.status()" for
sharded environment] : 28000
[Note- similar steps can be followed for deleting creds for cluster]
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Update host1.fqdn.com:28000 replica set MongoDB cluster configuration
1) Update primary server credentials
2) Add secondary server
3) Update secondary server config & credentials
4) Delete secondary Replica server
5) Return to previous menu
Enter option: option as applicable