Problem
The NetBackup cloud service does not work, and users cannot configure cloud storage.This issue may occur on NetBackup appliances with software versions 2.7.x, 3.0 and later. Review the following to determine whether you need the solution in this article:
NetBackup appliances with fresh installed software
- 2.7.1, 2,7,2
- 2.7.3, 3.0
- 3.1 and later
NetBackup appliances with upgraded software
- Upgraded to 2.7.1, 2.7,2
- Upgraded to 2.7.3, 3.0
- Upgraded to 3.1 and later
- If the appliance was upgraded from 2.6.x, 2.7.1, 2.7.2, 2.7.3, and 3.0, the NetBackup cloud storage feature is automatically enabled after the upgrade. However, if the media server was offline when the master server appliance upgrade was ongoing, the feature cannot be enabled on the media server appliance. In this case, you need to perform the solution on the media server appliance to enable the feature.
- If you have performed the solution on the appliances with version 2.7.1 or 2.7.2 before you upgrade the software to versions 3.1 and later, the NetBackup Cloud Storage feature remains enabled after the appliances are upgraded to 3.1 and later. You do not need to perform this solution again.
Error Message
N/ACause
- The media server appliance could not get the hostname-based certificate from the associated master server.
- The
cloudstore.conffile on the appliance does not contain the NetBackup master server name.
Solution
To correct this problem, you must change the appliance host name in the cloudstore.conf file. For appliances that are configured as media servers, you must first provision a security certificate on the master server before you change the appliance host name in the cloudstore.conf file. Use the following procedures to make these changes to enable the NetBackup cloud storage feature.
To fix the issue on the master server appliance:
- Log in to the master server appliance as a NetBackupCLI user.
- Run the following command to check whether
nbcsscis running in the background:
bpps -x | grep nbcssc - If the
nbcsscservice is running in the background, stop it by entering the following command:
nbcssc -t - Run the following command to add the host name to the
cloudstore.conffile and start thenbcsscservice:
nbcssc -s -a NetBackup -f -m master_name
To fix the issue on the media server appliance:
- Log in to the master server appliance as a NetBackupCLI user.
- Run the following command to provision a certificate for the media server appliance where you want to enable the NetBackup cloud storage feature:
bpnbaz -provisioncert media_server_name - Log in to the media server appliance as a NetBackupCLI user.
- Run the following command from the media server to add the master server name to the
cloudstore.conffile and start thenbcsscservice:
nbcssc -s -a NetBackup -f -m master_name

