Veritas NetBackup™ Flex Scale Installation and Configuration Guide
- Preparing for NetBackup Flex Scale deployment
- Configuring NetBackup Flex Scale
- Upgrading NetBackup Flex Scale to 3.2
- About NetBackup Flex Scale upgrades and EEBs
- NetBackup Flex Scale upgrade overview
- About parallel upgrade and supported upgrade paths
- Downloading the upgrade file
- Uploading the upgrade file and performing an upgrade precheck
- Performing pre-upgrade tasks
- Performing an upgrade using GUI
- Performing post-upgrade tasks
- Collecting logs for an upgrade precheck failure
- Upgrading NetBackup Flex Scale to 3.2.100
- About NetBackup Flex Scale upgrades and EEBs
- NetBackup Flex Scale upgrade overview
- Supported upgrade paths
- Downloading the upgrade file
- Uploading the upgrade file and performing an upgrade precheck
- Performing pre-upgrade tasks
- Performing an upgrade using GUI
- Performing post-upgrade tasks
- Collecting logs for an upgrade precheck failure
- Upgrading the firmware in NetBackup Flex Scale cluster
- Managing EEBs
- Removing NetBackup Flex Scale
- Appendix A. Installing NetBackup Flex Scale 3.2 from a USB drive
- Appendix B. Installing NetBackup Flex Scale using a downloaded ISO file
- Appendix C. Upgrading a NetBackup Flex Scale node
Assigning public IP address to a management network interface
Before you start configuring the NetBackup Flex Scale cluster, you must first assign a public IP address to management network adapter on one of the nodes. You can assign the public address to eth1, bonded eth1 and eth2, VLAN on eth1, or VLAN on bonded eth1 and eth2. If you configure the IP address on all or multiple nodes, ensure that you configure it on the same interface on all nodes. You can then connect to that node using the assigned IP address and start the NetBackup Flex Scale cluster configuration.
To assign an IP address to the eth1 management network interface on one of the nodes:
See Assigning a public IP address to network adapter eth1 or to a VLAN on eth1 of a node.
To configure a bond on eth1 and eth2 management network interfaces and assign an IP address to the bonded device: