NetBackup IT Analytics Certified Configuration Guide
- Introduction
- Portal and database servers
- Data Collector server configurations
- Capacity Manager configurations- Supported systems and access requirements
- IBM Arrays: Modify profile
- Creating a NetApp user with API privileges
- Creating a NetApp cluster-mode user with API privileges
- Array/LUN performance Data Collection
- EMC Isilon array performance metrics
- NetApp Cluster-Mode performance metrics- NetApp Cluster-Mode Aggregate Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode CIFS Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode Disk Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode Fiber Channel Protocol Logical Interface Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode LUN Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode NFS Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode Processor Node Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode Processor Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode RAID Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode SMB (Server Message Block) Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode System Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode Target Port Performance
- NetApp Cluster-Mode Volume Performance
 
- EMC Symmetrix enhanced performance metrics- Create enhanced EMC Symmetrix Performance report templates
- EMC Symmetrix Array Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Backend Director Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Frontend Director Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Front-end Port Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Storage Group Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Database Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Disk Group Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Disk Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Device Groups Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Disk by Technology Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Storage Tier Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Thin Tier Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Thin Pool Performance
- EMC Symmetrix Enhanced Performance metrics
 
- Hitachi Vantara array performance metrics
- Host resources prerequisites and configurations
- Host access privileges, sudo commands, ports, and WMI proxy requirements
- WMI proxy requirements for Windows host Data Collection
- Host resources supported configurations
- Pure Storage Flash Array performance metrics
- Supported host bus adapters (HBAs)
- Compute Resources supported configurations
 
- Cloud configurations
- Virtualization Manager configurations
- File Analytics configurations
- Fabric Manager configurations
- Backup Manager configurations
- ServiceNow configurations
- Internal TCP port requirements
Internal TCP port requirements
The Portal Server makes extensive use of TCP ports for inter-process communications. The ports listed in this section are internal to NetBackup IT Analytics, used to communicate within the Portal server. They are listed here so that you can determine if there are port conflicts with other software in your environment. The standard ports used by NetBackup IT Analytics are certified to work and operate in an environment where the customer or partner does not install any other software other than the underlying operating system and latest operating system patches.
In some special circumstances, the customer may elect to install the Portal Server software on a system that is running (or may have run in the past) another third party software product. Such third party software product might include NetBackup Advanced Reporter, Hitachi Storage Services Manager (HSSM), or any other product that also uses TCP ports for inter-process communications. In these circumstances, special care will need to be taken to ensure that port and directory/filename conflicts between the respective software products do not occur. These are uncertified and unsupported environments unless setup and certified by a support services technician. To set up and certify these "special case" environments, a port and directory/application conflict audit would need to be performed on the target portal system(s). Once the conflicts have been identified, where possible, a non-standard installation ports for the NetBackup IT Analytics software and any associated third-party components would be assigned.