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Veritas NetBackup™ in Highly Available Environments Administrator's Guide
Last Published:
2021-01-01
Product(s):
NetBackup (9.0)
- About in this guide
- NetBackup protection against single points of failure
- About site disaster recovery with catalog backup and recovery
- About site loss protection with auto image and catalog replication
- About Auto Image Replication (AIR)
- About NetBackup catalog replication
- Deploying NetBackup master servers with full catalog replication
- About replication considerations
- About non-clustered NetBackup master server with catalog replication
- About globally clustered NetBackup master servers with catalog replication
- Installing and configuring a globally clustered NetBackup master server with catalog replication
- Populating the server tables in the EMM
- Upgrading NetBackup in clustered replication configuration
- Failing over to secondary master server cluster
- Testing the NetBackup master server cluster in clustered replication environment
- Using NetBackup to perform backups and restores in a cluster
- Index
Testing the NetBackup master server cluster in clustered replication environment
It is recommended to test the ability of the secondary master server cluster to come online without going through a full failover operation. In case of a full failover, the exact procedure can vary for different replication technologies.
Following procedure provides the high-level steps that must be followed for testing.
Testing the NetBackup master server cluster in clustered replication environment
- Suspend replication between the primary and the secondary master server clusters.
- Isolate the secondary master server cluster from the network.
- Start NetBackup on the secondary master server cluster.
- Perform the required validation checks. Ensure that NetBackup is running on the secondary master server cluster.
- Stop NetBackup on the secondary master server cluster.
- Re-establish network connections on the secondary master server cluster.
- Restart the replication.