Veritas NetBackup™ Plug-in for VMware vSphere Web Client Guide
- Introduction and notes
- Installing the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Web Client
- Configuration overview for the NetBackup Recovery Wizard (in the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Web Client)
- Excluding virtual disks from the backup
- Monitoring backup status
- Restoring virtual machines
- NetBackup Recovery Wizard screens
- NetBackup Instant Recovery Wizard screens
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix A. Instant recovery operations
- Appendix B. Installing the vSphere Web Client plug-in from a NetBackup media server and plug-in package host
Notes on the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Web Client
Note the following about the NetBackup vSphere Web Client plug-in:
The best screen resolution for the plug-in is 1280 x 1024 or greater.
The plug-in does not support auto-refresh. To refresh the display, click the vSphere Web Client refresh icon:
In vCenter, the default retention period for vCenter events is 180 days. This value is the recommended setting.
If an ESXi server is removed from vCenter and is later re-added, the events for the VMs managed by that ESXi are lost. For VM status, the plug-in shows "No Backup Information." The status changes as new backup events occur for each VM.
See Notes on the NetBackup recovery wizards in the NetBackup plug-in for vSphere Web Client.
The NetBackup master server must be configured with backup policies of type VMware, with the option set to All Events.
The plug-in monitors backups that a NetBackup VMware policy made. The plug-in does not monitor backups from other policy types.
Note the following exceptions:
The plug-in does not monitor backups from a VMware policy that had Use Replication Director enabled and Application Consistent Snapshot disabled (under Options).
The plug-in does not monitor all the copies that a storage lifecycle policy (SLP) makes; it monitors the first image only.
Search for virtual machines does not support non-ASCII characters. However, the search results show the VM names that contain non-ASCII characters. Therefore, you can search for ASCII characters only and still see the VMs that contain non-ASCII characters in their names.