Hi Guys
Just want to know if after the process of Full VM Instant Restore ( process
run successfully) I need to see in Instant access / restore status windows in
Web gui , the machine waiting for dismount
Tied to check via the gui an via console with command:q vm * -vmrest= all
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Is there a way to replace the self-signed certificate with one from a
certificate provider so you don't get the connection error in your browser?
I have a customer that wants to use their *.company.com site certificate for
accessing the OC.
Oh, they are V7.1.7.
TIA,
Bill Boyer
You might be better off having proxy systems access the NAS contents using CIFS
and/or NFS, and having the proxy systems use the backup/archive client to back
up the NAS contents.
My department supports Commvault as well as TSM (the result of a merger of
previously separate IT organizations). T
I agree, we use this approach as well. NDMP has scaling issues, doesn't
play nicely with TSM incremental backups or include/exclude lists, and ties
you into a single storage vendor for both backups and restores. That last
point is particularly scary for anyone writing DR plans, since who knows
what
Same here, we have more than a few clients running NAS solutions going up
to I believe about 200TB and the backups are done via a windows server
connected to cifs shares.
file attributes might become an issue if the NAS is sharing via CIFS and
NFS but other than that it seems to work okay, it's a p
