Veritas NetBackup™ Installation Guide
- Preparing for installation
- About Veritas Smart Meter
- Best practices for Veritas Smart Meter
- Restrictions on the NetBackup installation directory
- Creating the user account to support the NetBackup web server
- Available NetBackup installation methods
- About compatibility between NetBackup versions
- About Veritas Services and Operations Readiness Tools
- Recommended SORT procedures for new installations
- Recommended SORT procedures for upgrades
- About NetBackup software availability
- About storage device configuration
- How to install NetBackup
- About security certificates for NetBackup hosts
- SCCM and Chef deployment tools and documentation now available
- Support is discontinued for push installation of a master server
- Host ID-based certificate is not deployed during installation on 8.1 media server or client host with dual stack configuration
- NetBackup licenses
- Installing server software on UNIX systems
- Installation and upgrade requirements for UNIX and Linux
- Do not mix non-English versions of Windows and UNIX platforms unless master and media servers are NetBackup appliances
- NetBackup installations on environments that run different versions of UNIX-based operating systems
- Special installation guidelines for Solaris systems
- Special installation guidelines for UNIX clustered environments
- How the installation script works
- Installing NetBackup master server software on UNIX
- Installing NetBackup media server software on UNIX
- About pushing client software from a master server to clients
- Installation and upgrade requirements for UNIX and Linux
- Installing server software on Windows systems
- Installation and upgrade requirements for Windows and Windows clusters
- Requirements for Windows cluster installations and upgrades
- Performing local, remote, or clustered server installation on Windows systems
- Post-installation tasks for NetBackup cluster environments
- Verifying Windows cluster installations or upgrades
- Installing NetBackup servers silently on Windows systems
- About the administrative interfaces
- About the NetBackup web user interface
- About the NetBackup Administration Console
- Installing the NetBackup Administration Console
- Installing multiple versions of the NetBackup Administration Console on Windows
- Removing earlier versions of the NetBackup Administration Console on Windows
- About the NetBackup Remote Administration Console
- Installing the NetBackup Remote Administration Console
- Installing NetBackup client software
- About NetBackup client installation
- About NetBackup client installation on Windows
- About NetBackup client installation on UNIX/Linux
- About UNIX/Linux client installation methods
- Installing UNIX clients locally
- Install and upgrade of the UNIX and Linux client binaries with native installers
- About remote installation methods for UNIX/Linux clients
- Adding a UNIX/Linux client after initial server installation
- Upgrading clients after servers are upgraded
- Configuring NetBackup
- Upgrading NetBackup software
- Removing NetBackup server and client software
- About NetBackup server software removal on UNIX systems
- About NetBackup client software removal on UNIX and Linux systems
- Removing NetBackup from UNIX and Linux servers and clients
- About NetBackup server software removal on Windows systems
- Removing NetBackup server and client software from Windows servers, clusters, and clients
- Removing NetBackup LiveUpdate from Windows systems
- About removal of the Java Console state data from Windows servers and Windows clients
- Removing a clustered media server by migrating all data to a new media server
- Reference
- Generate a certificate on the inactive nodes of a clustered master server
- About the NetBackup answer file
- NetBackup master server web server user and group creation
- About the NetBackup Java Runtime Environment
- Using NetApp disk arrays with Replication Director
- Security updates to the NetBackup database
- Size guidance for Veritas NetBackup master server and domain
First-time sign in to a NetBackup master server from the NetBackup web UI
After the installation of NetBackup, a root user or an administrator must sign into the NetBackup web UI from a web browser and create RBAC access rules for users. An access rule gives a user permissions and access to the NetBackup environment through the web UI, based on the user's role in your organization.
See the NetBackup Web UI Security Administrator's Guide for details on creating access rules.
Note the following:
Enhanced Auditing users also have administrator access.
The default admin user for the NetBackup appliance does not have access to the web UI.
The appliance user and the Flex Appliance user have the NetBackup security administrator role and can grant access to other appliance users.
To sign in to a NetBackup master server using the NetBackup web UI
- Open a web browser and go to the following URL.
https://masterserver/webui/login
The masterserver is the host name or IP address of the NetBackup master server that you want to sign in to.
If you are not able to access the web UI, refer to Support and additional configuration.
- Enter the root or the administrator credentials and click Sign in.
For this type of user
Use this format
Example
Local user
username
root
Domain user
DOMAIN\username
WINDOWS\Administrator
- On the left, select Security > RBAC.
- You can give users access to the NetBackup web UI in one of the following ways:
Create access rules for all users that require access to NetBackup.
Delegate the task of creating access rules to another user.
Create an access rule for that user with the role of Security administrator. This user can then create rules for all users that require access to the NetBackup web UI.
Root or administrator access is no longer needed for the web UI once you have delegated one or more users as a NetBackup security administrator.
For details on supported browsers for the web UI, see the NetBackup Software Compatibility List.
If port 443 is blocked or in use, you can configure and use a custom port.
If you want to use a third-party certificate, see the instructions for configuring a third-party certificate for the web server.
See other tips for accessing the web UI.