Veritas Access 3340 Appliance (7.4.2)- Administration

Lessons 

• About this course 
• Education and support resources

Lessons 

• Access 3340- Overview 
• Supported Operating Systems (7.4.2) 
• Access appliance overview and use cases 
• Access appliance software overview 
• Access appliance hardware overview

Lab - 

• Exercise A- Reviewing the Veritas Access 3340 Appliance hardware 
• Exercise B- Understanding the simulated lab environment 
• Exercise C- Accessing the lab environment 
• Exercise D- Preparing for cluster configuration 
• Exercise E- (Optional) Performing an Access patch verification checks on SORT

 Lessons 

• Preparing for configuration 
• Configuring the appliance for the first time 
• Deployment Enhancements 
• Validating the configuration using Veritas Access interfaces

Lab - 

• Exercise A- Configuring the Veritas Access cluster 
• Exercise B- Verifying the cluster configuration

Lessons 

• Configuring Storage 
• Configuring the S3 server 
• Activating an LTR policy 
• Generating S3 keys 
• Provisioning an S3 bucket 
• Reviewing the storage configuration 

Labs-

• Exercise A- Using the Veritas Access Appliance Setup wizard 
• Exercise B- Observing the configuration using Veritas Access GUI 
• Exercise C- Navigating the Veritas Access Command Line Shell (CLISH)

Lessons

• Configuring the access as a cloud storage server 
• Configuring access Appliance as a primary backup mark for verification 
• Configuring the Access Appliance as an LTR Target 
• Integrating appliances in a NetBackup environment 
•  Performing backups and restores with appliances 
• Veritas Data Deduplication (7.4.2) 
•  Benefits of MSDP Integration (7.4.2) 

Labs-

• Exercise A- Preparing the NetBackup servers 
• Exercise B- Configuring the cloud storage server with CloudCatalyst 
• Exercise C- Using the Access Appliance as the primary backup target with deduplication 
• Exercise D- Using the Access Appliance for long-term retention 
• Exercise E- (Optional) Configuring the cloud storage server without CloudCatalyst 
• Exercise F- (Optional) Using the Access Appliance as the primary backup target without deduplication

Lessons 

• Overview of storage provisioning in Veritas Access 
• Administering storage pools 
• Displaying disk information 
• Protecting data using I/O fencing
• Different storage protocols support 
• Storage provisioning in Access Appliance

Labs- 

• Exercise A- Using the Access CLISH to create a storage pool 
• Exercise B- Using the Access GUI to create a storage pool

Lessons

• File systems in Veritas Access Appliance 
• Creating a file system 
• Modifying and deleting a file system 
• Checking and repairing a file system 

Labs- 

• Exercise A- Enabling Active Directory authentication 
• Exercise B- Creating a CIFS share using the Access CLISH 
• Exercise C- Accessing the CIFS share from the client system 
• Exercise D- Creating S3 objects 
•  Exercise E- (Optional) Using Active Directory accounts for S3 shares

Lessons

• Cloud tiering overview 
• Architecture 
• Utilizing a cloud as a tier in AWS 
• Moving files between tiers 
• Using data movement policies 
• Monitoring data usage in the cloud tier 

Labs-

• Exercise A- Creating a scale-out file system with a cloud tier 
• Exercise B- Migrating files to the cloud 
• Exercise C- Creating a data movement policy 
• Exercise D- Scheduling data movement policies 
• Exercise E- Removing the policies from a scale-out file system 
• Exercise F- Using multi-cloud tiering 

Labs- Additional 

• Exercise A- Creating NBU user Active Directory account for S3 
• Exercise B- Configuring Veritas Access for LTR to cloud 
• Exercise C- Configuring NetBackup to use Veritas Access storage 
• Exercise D- Verifying the configuration 
• Exercise E- Removing the cloud tier from the scale-out file system used for NetBackup

Lessons 

• Veritas Access Appliance integration with Enterprise Vault 
• Provisioning primary storage for Enterprise Vault 
• Provisioning secondary storage for Enterprise Vault 
• Replicating Data storage for Enterprise Vault

Labs-

• Exercise A- Configuring simple file system (CIFS share) for server 
• Exercise B- Configuring Primary Storage (server) on Access appliance 
• Exercise C- Performing archiving data tasks on the Access appliance 
• Exercise D- Configuring Secondary Storage (server) on Access appliance

Lessons 

• Configuring event notifications 
• Monitoring with Veritas Remote Management 
• Monitoring with the Appliance Shell Menu (CLISH) 
• Monitoring with Access CLISH 
• Monitoring with the Appliance GUI 
• Using Veritas AutoSupport 

Labs- 

• Exercise A- Checking the storage details from the Access CLISH interface 
• Exercise B- Checking the Appliance network details from the Access CLISH interface 
• Exercise C- (Optional) Monitoring the AutoSupport details with the Access SHELL menu interface

Lessons

• Configuring User Roles 
• Configuring LDAP and AD Authentication 
• Maintaining Storage 
• Maintaining Appliance Security 

Labs- 

• Exercise A- Checking the storage details from the Access CLISH interface 
• Exercise B- Checking the Appliance network details from the Access CLISH interface

Lessons-

• Appliance Online Resources 
• Appliance Physical Inspection 
• Resolving common hardware faults 
• Viewing and gathering appliance log files

Labs-

• Exercise A- Checking the hardware details from the Access Appliance Shell menu interface 
• Exercise B- Checking the Appliance log details from the Access Shell menu interface

Lessons

• Access appliance factory reset overview 
• Performing a single node factory reset 
• Performing a full appliance cluster factory reset 
• Managing software and Storage 

Labs- 

• Exercise A- Checking the Appliance software details from the Access Appliance SHELL menu interface 
• Exercise B- Checking the Appliance support details from the Access Shell menu interface

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