How to change the Proxy Server used for Recovery Vault in NetBackup

Description

To change a proxy server configured for Alta Recovery Vault in NetBackup the following steps are necessary.

A. Update the information of the cloud instance

• For a NetBackup Primary server running on Linux connect via ssh. 
• If NetBackup is on Flex or Flex Scale use sudo -i to become root.
• Examine the storage server name and current proxy server configuration on the cloud instance:
  • If Alta Recovery Vault is on Azure, use the command /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/csconfig cldinstance -i -in Veritas-Alta-Recovery-Vault-Azure
  • If Alta Recovery Vault is on AWS, use the command /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/csconfig cldinstance -i -in Veritas-Alta-Recovery-Vault-Amazon
  • If Alta Recovery Vault is on GCP, use the command /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/csconfig cldinstance -i -in Veritas-Alta-Recovery-Vault-Google
  • The parameter -in <instance_name> depends on your NetBackup version of cloud configuration file. The command /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/csconfig cldinstance -l will display the list of cloud providers available.
• Update the current proxy configuration using the command below
  • /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/csconfig cldinstance -us -in <instance_name> -sts <storage_server_name> -pxtype HTTP -pxhost <proxy_ip> -pxport <proxy_port>

B. ​​​​​​Update the information on the NetBackup WebUI

1. Open the NetBackup WebUI, select Storage, then Disk Storage.
2. Under Disk Pools, select the Disk Pool used by Alta Recovery Vault by clicking on its name.
3. Use the Edit button on the Disk Pool Advanced Settings and update the Proxy information as needed.