NetBackup™ Web UI VMware Administrator's Guide
- Configuring RBAC and credentials for VMware administrators
- Managing VMware servers
- Add VMware servers
- Validate and update VMware server credentials
- Browse VMware servers
- Remove VMware servers
- Create an intelligent VM group
- Remove an intelligent VM group
- Add a VMware access host
- Remove a VMware access host
- Change resource limits for VMware resource types
- About VMware discovery
- Change the autodiscovery frequency of VMware assets
- Discover VMware server assets manually
- Protecting VMs
- Malware scan
- Instant access
- Instant rollback
- Continuous data protection
- CDP terminology
- CDP architecture
- About continuous data protection
- Prerequisites
- Capacity-based licensing for CDP
- Steps to configure CDP
- Removing VMs from the CDP gateway
- Defining the CDP gateway
- Sizing considerations
- Limiting concurrent CDP backup jobs
- Controlling full sync
- Monitoring CDP jobs
- Using accelerators with CDP
- Recovering CDP protected VMs
- Some limitations of CDP
- Troubleshooting for CDP
- VM recovery
- VMware agentless restore
- Protecting VMs using hardware snapshot and replication
- About virtual machines and hardware snapshots
- Deployment and architecture
- Features and applications supported
- Prerequisites for hardware snapshot and replication
- Operations supported with hardware snapshot
- Configuring a VMware policy to use hardware snapshot
- Configuring a VMware policy to use NetBackup snapshot manager replication
- Jobs in the Activity Monitor that use hardware snapshot for VMs
- Notes and limitations
- Troubleshooting with VMware hardware snapshot and replication operations
- Troubleshooting VMware operations
Provide access to a credential for agentless single file recovery to a guest VM
A VMware administrator that wants to perform an agentless single file recovery to a guest VM may not have access to a guest VM's credentials. You can give a user access to a credential through an RBAC role. Either of the following methods allows the user to perform a recovery with a stored credential so they don't need to know the actual username and password for the VM.
See Add a credential for a VMware guest VM.
Note:
This credential type is not for VMware servers. Configure those credentials on the VMware servers tab in .
You can give a user access to a credential in the following ways.
Add a user to the Default VMware Administrator role. This RBAC role allows users to view all credentials and use any credential for recovery.
Create a custom role that has access to a limited number of credentials. Then add users to that role.
See Create a custom role for agentless single file recovery to a guest VM, with a credential.