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NetBackup™ Self Service Configuration Guide
Last Published:
2024-10-04
Product(s):
NetBackup (10.4)
- Configuring a Self Service solution
- Configuring a NetBackup primary server
- About configuring the NetBackup primary server
- Enabling communication with a Windows NetBackup primary server
- Enabling communication with a UNIX NetBackup primary server
- Enabling communication with a NetBackup appliance
- Enabling communication with a NetBackup primary server using the REST API
- Creating NetBackup Template Policies
- Configuring Self Service
- Customizing Self Service
- User authentication methods
- About user authentication methods
- Forms based authentication
- Windows Authentication
- Active Directory Import
- Configuring Self Service to use Federated Single Sign-On
- About multifactor authentication
- Configure multifactor authentication for your user account
- Disable multifactor authentication for your user account
- Enforce multifactor authentication for all users
- Configure multifactor authentication for your user account when it is globally enforced in NetBackup Self Service
- Reset multifactor authentication for a non-administrator user
- Reset multifactor authentication for a NetBackup Self Service administrator
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix A. NetBackup policy types
- Appendix B. Dashboard traffic light status and usage
- Appendix C. Synchronizing data from NetBackup
- Appendix D. NetBackup Self Service data caching process
- Appendix E. Integration settings
- Appendix F. REST API
- Appendix G. Glossary
About the REST API
A REST API supports both administrative actions and operational actions against the system, such as adding, protecting, and restoring computers.
You can find the REST API's URL in the portal's page. Documentation for the REST API is found by adding /help to the end of the REST API's URL.
Version 6 of the API is enabled and requires logon with a user's credentials.