White Papers
Table Of Contents
- 1 Installing and configuring the DR Series system for use with CommVault Simpana
- 2 Configuring CIFS and NFS containers for CommVault Simpana
- 2.1 Creating containers in the DR Series system
- 2.2 Adding the target container(s) to CommVault Simpana
- 2.2 Setting up a single system environment (DR Series system as NFS disk library)
- 2.3 Setting up a replicated system environment
- 2.4 Using the continuous data replicator to replicate client data to a DR Series container
- 3 Configuring VTL for CommVault Simpana
- 4 Setting up the DR Series system cleaner
- 5 Monitoring deduplication, compression, and performance
- A VTL configuration guidelines
- A.1 Managing VTL protocol accounts and credentials
- A.2 VTL default account summary table
- A.3 Managing VTL media and space use
- A.3.1 General performance guidelines for DMA configuration
- A.3.2 Physical space sizing and planning
- A.3.3 Logical VTL geometry and media sizing
- A.3.4 Media retention and grouping
- A.3.5 VTL media count guidelines
- A.3.6 Adding the VTL media to the container
- A.3.7 Updating CommVault to identify newly added VTL media
- A.3.8 Space reclamation
- B Glossary
86 Setting Up the Dell™ DR Series System as a CIFS or VTL Backup Target on CommVault Simpana |
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A.1.2 NDMP account details and management
The default username for the NDMP service is “backup_user” and can be confirmed using
the web UI interface:
Or, by using the following command line interface:
ndmp –show command:
administrator@dr9-interop-a7 > ndmp --show
NDMP User: backup_user
NDMP Port: 10000
The default password is St0r@ge! and can be modified by running the ndmp –
setpassword command:
> ndmp --setpassword
Enter new NDMP password:#########
Re-type NDMP password:#########
NDMP password successfully updated.
A.2 VTL default account summary table
Service
Account
Default Credentials
CLI Modifier
NDMP
backup_user
St0r@ge!
ndmp --setpassword
iSCSI <Appliance
Hostname>
St0r@ge!iscsi iscsi –setpassword