NetBackup IT Analytics Data Collector Installation Guide for the Cloud
- Pre-Installation Setup for Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Pre-Installation setup for Amazon Web services (AWS)
- Prerequisites for adding Data Collectors (Amazon Web services)
- Prerequisite Amazon Web services (AWS) configurations
- Configure an S3 bucket to receive billing reports
- Select cost allocation tags
- Create an AWS IAM user
- Mandatory probe user privileges
- Link AWS accounts for Collection of consolidated billing data
- Installation overview (Amazon Web Services - AWS)
- Add an Amazon Web Services (AWS) policy
- Pre-installation setup for Google Cloud Platform
- Pre-Installation Setup for OpenStack Ceilometer
- Pre-Installation Setup for OpenStack Swift
- Pre-Installation Setup for Microsoft Azure
- Pre-Installation setup for Microsoft Azure
- Setting up credentials for Microsoft Azure Data Collection
- Install the Azure PowerShell client on a Windows computer
- Find your tenant and subscription ID
- Register a new application for the Data Collector
- Create a principal and assign role to the application
- Prerequisites for Adding Data Collectors (Microsoft Azure)
- Installation overview (Microsoft Azure)
- Add a Microsoft Azure Data Collector policy
- Installing the Data Collector Software
- Validating Data Collection
- Uninstalling the Data Collector
- Manually Starting the Data Collector
- Appendix A. Firewall Configuration: Default Ports
Testing WMI connectivity
The Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Proxy is used by NetBackup IT Analytics to collect data from Windows hosts. Should you have connectivity issues, these steps can be taken to test and troubleshoot connectivity.
To verify that WMI is working properly, take the following steps:
Log in to the Data Collector server as an Administrator.
From the Windows Start menu, type Run in the search box to launch the following window where you will enter and click .
In the Windows Management Instrumentation Tester window, click .
In the Connect window, preface the Namespace entry with the IP address or hostname of the target remote server in the following format:
\\<IP Address>\root\cimv2
Complete the following fields in the Connect window and then click .
User - Enter the credentials for accessing the remote computer. This may require you to enable RPC (the remote procedure call protocol) on the remote computer.
Password
Authority: Enter NTLMDOMAIN:<NameOfDomain>
where NameOfDomain is the domain of the user account specified in the User field.
Click .
In the Superclass Info window, select the radio button, but do not enter a superclass name. Then, click .
The WMI Tester will generate a list of classes. If this list does not appear, go to the Microsoft Developer Network web site for troubleshooting help.