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          Veritas NetBackup™ Add-in for Microsoft SCVMM Console Guide
                Last Published: 
				
                2021-01-01
              
              
                Product(s): 
				
                 NetBackup (9.0.0.1, 9.0)
              
              
            - Introduction and notes
- Installing the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM- Requirements for the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM
- Installing the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM
- Installation message: Add-in cannot be installed
- Installation message regarding localized environments
- Configuring the add-in for an external certificate
- Reconfiguring the add-in for a NetBackup CA-signed certificate
- Uninstalling the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM
- Configuring the NetBackup Recovery Wizard- Creating an authentication token for the NetBackup add-in for SCVMM
- Authorizing the NetBackup add-in to restore 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 authorization tokens
 
 
- Recovering virtual machines
- Troubleshooting- About logging for the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM
- Viewing log messages for the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM
- Changing the logging level for the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM
- The pre-recovery checks in the Recovery Wizard of the NetBackup Add-in for SCVMM return out-of-date information about the VM
- Next button in the NetBackup Add-in Recovery Wizard is enabled even though required input has not been entered
- The NetBackup Add-in Recovery Wizard does not prompt to overwrite the VM, and the recovery fails
 
Installation message regarding localized environments
If the NetBackup add-in is installed on a Windows host that has a non-English system locale, SCVMM may issue a message when the installation completes. The message states that an argument cannot be validated because it contains more than 64 characters. The error results from a Microsoft limitation on the length of the add-in name, which varies with the selected locale.
For example: The following appears if Windows was set to the French system locale:
Note:
This message can be ignored. The add-in is installed correctly.