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Problem
How to install and configure NetBackup (NBU) on an OpenVMS client.
Solution
Download the OpenVMS client software, (NetBackup_7.0_OpenVMS.zip) from Veritas Support Portal:
Simple NBU client install and configuration for OpenVMS:
You must login as system, since the NBU binaries need to be able to read all data.
- axp binaries are for alpha VMS clients
- vax binaries are for vax VMS clients
- i64 binaries are for i64 VMS clients
Command Syntax:
$ sh sys
$ create/directory sys$sysdevice:[bpcd]
$ create/directory sys$sysdevice:[openv.netbackup]
$ create/directory sys$sysdevice:[openv.netbackup.logs]
$ set def sys$sysdevice:[openv.netbackup]
Note: set def is the change directory command.
Unzip the installer zip file on the client.
Inflate the correct files; example: i64 files for a i64 client.
$ copy bpcd_startup.com sys$sysdevice:[bpcd]
$ set def sys$sysdevice:[bpcd]
$ @bpcd_startup.com
$ sh logical nbu$config
$ sh logical nbu$dir
$ set def sys$sysdevice:[openv.netbackup]
$ UCX SET SERV BPCD/PORT=13782/INACT=5/LIMIT=10 /PROCESS=BPCD/USER=SYSTEM /SOCKET=(KEEP,RECEIVE:0,SEND:0) /FILE=SYS$SYSDEVICE:[BPCD]BPCD_STARTUP.COM
$ type bpcd_set_service.com
$ @bpcd_set_service.com
$ ucx disable service bpcd
$ ucx enable service bpcd
$ ucx show service bpcd
$ edit bp.conf
SERVER = <master>
(Add media servers if necessary.) CLIENT_NAME = <client>
ctl+z
$ type bp.conf
$ ucx sh hosts/local
$ ucx set host <master> /address=xx.xx.xx.xx /alias=<name>
$ run bpcd_i64 or bpcd_axp or bpcd_vax
NBU> sh version
NBU> sh client
NBU> sh server
Before creating a policy find out what disks are on the client
$ sh dev d
These are the disks you will add to the policy, there is no ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES so to speak.
Create a standard policy in the NBU Admin GUI using these disks, typical syntax:
DKA0:[000000...]/ignore=interlock
Applies To
VMS Integrity Clients