Veritas NetBackup™ Plug-in for VMware vSphere Client (HTML5) Guide
- Introduction and notes
- Installing the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- Requirements for the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- Using consistent vCenter naming with the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- vCenter privileges for managing NetBackup plug-in installation
- Notes on using the vSphere Client (HTML5) plug-in in a VMware Platform Services Controller (PSC) environment
- Installing the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- Upgrading the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- Uninstalling the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- Configuration overview for the NetBackup Recovery and Instant Recovery Wizards
- Configuring ports for the NetBackup Web Services
- Port usage for the NetBackup vSphere Client (HTML5) plug-in
- Creating an authentication token for the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- Authorizing the NetBackup vSphere Client (HTML5) plug-in to restore virtual machines
- Configuring the plug-in for an external certificate
- Reconfiguring the plug-in for a NetBackup CA-signed certificate
- Setting vCenter privileges for recovering virtual machines
- Adding or deleting an additional host name or IP address for an authentication token
- Revoking an authorization token
- Renewing an authorization token
- Listing all current authentication tokens
- Permissions on the NetBackup plug-in authentication token file may need to be changed
- Excluding virtual disks from the backup
- Monitoring backup status
- Restoring virtual machines
- Troubleshooting
- The message NoPermission appears during plug-in installation
- Reducing the load time for the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5)
- A NetBackup master server is not available in the master server list of the Instant Recovery Wizard
- The NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Client (HTML5) does not find any backup images in the listed events
- The NetBackup Recovery wizard for vSphere Client (HTML5) does not find a particular backup image
- Mismatch in vCenter server name (uppercase vs. lowercase letters) causes the VMware connectivity test to fail
- Instant recovery operation is not complete due to NFS mount limit exceed
- Instant recovery-ready backup images are not available for selection
- The vCenter server and NetBackup master server names are not available for search
- Preferred Instant recovery destination options are not saved
- Virtual machine display name conflicts are not shown before the pre-recovery check
- Reasons for failure of pre-recovery checks
- Too much time taken to populate the list of NetBackup master servers
- The NetBackup plug-in is not shown in the vSphere Client (HTML5) interface even after registration
- The correct NetBackup master server does not show up for selection for a given vCenter server on the Instant recovery wizard
- Troubleshooting master server communication failures in the plug-in's Recovery Portal
- The NetBackup plug-in is not shown in the vSphere Client (HTML5) interface after vCenter upgrade from older versions to vCenter 7.0 or later
- Appendix A. Instant recovery events and best practices
- Appendix B. Installing the vSphere Client (HTML5) plug-in from a NetBackup media server and plug-in package host
Permissions on the NetBackup plug-in authentication token file may need to be changed
To allow the NetBackup plug-in to restore VMs, the NetBackup administrator must generate an authentication token on the NetBackup master server. NetBackup creates the token in a compressed file; the file must be sent to the administrator of the vCenter server where the plug-in is installed.
When the virtualization administrator uses the compressed file to authorize the plug-in to restore VMs, the token file is opened and left uncompressed. In either of the following cases, the uncompressed file may not have the same permissions that it had when the NetBackup administrator created the token:
On the Linux vCenter Server Appliance, the umask is set to 0.
VMware vSphere on Windows is installed in a location other than C:\Program Files.
In either case, you may need to adjust the token file's permissions to conform to your NetBackup security settings.
The uncompressed token file is in the following location on the vCenter server:
On a Linux vCenter Server Appliance: /storage/vsphere-ui/netbackup
On a Windows vCenter server: C:\ProgramData\VMware\vSphere Web Client\netbackup