Veritas NetBackup Flex 5350 Appliance- Administration

Lessons 

•  Veritas Flex 5350 Appliance- Introduction 
•  Flex 5350 Appliance- Hardware 
•  Flex 5350 Appliance- Software 
•  Flex 5350 Appliance- Management and Monitoring Interfaces

Lessons 

•  Container Fundamentals 
•  Docker Basics 
•  Flex 5350 Appliance- Container Implementation 
•  Running NetBackup in a Container- Advantages

Lessons 

•  Setting up the Veritas Flex 5350 Appliance 
•  Accessing & utilizing Flex Appliance Shell 
•  Including a Second Node (HA) to the Flex 5350 Appliance 
•  Accessing & Using Flex Appliance Console 
•  Troubleshooting Flex Appliance Web Console Errors 

Labs-  

•  Exercise A- Performing Initial Configuration on Flex Appliance Node 1 
•  Exercise B- Performing Network Configuration on Flex Appliance Node 2 
•  Exercise C- Including Flex Appliance Node 2 as a Supplementary Node to Flex Appliance Node 1 
•  Exercise D- Accessing and Navigating the Flex Appliance Shell 
•  Exercise E- Accessing and Navigating the Flex Appliance Console

Lessons 

•  Configuring the Network 
•  Managing Flex Appliance Fibre Channel Ports 

Labs- 

•  Exercise A- Creating a Network Bond – bond0
•  Exercise B- Creating a Network Bond – bond1 
•  Exercise C- Configuring the Network Interface – bond0 
•  Exercise D- Configuring a Network Interface with VLAN Tagging – bond1 
•  Exercise E- Configuring the NTP Server on the Flex Appliance Nodes 
•  Exercise F- Adding and Removing a Node from the Hosts File

Lessons 

•  Operating with Tenants 
•  Handling Users 

 Utilizing Active Directory User Credentials with Flex Appliance 

Labs- 

•  Exercise A- Working with Tenants 
•  Exercise B- Managing Flex Appliance Console Users

Lessons 

•  Handling Applications and Upgrade Packages in the Repository 
•  Developing Application Instances 
•  Creating a WORM Storage Instance 
•  Managing Application Instances 
•  Veritas Flex Appliance- Multiple Network Support 
•  Instance Upgrade 

Labs- 

•  Exercise A- Adding Application Packages to the Repository 
•  Exercise B- Creating NetBackup Primary and Media Server Instances 
•  Exercise C- Upgrading Application Instances •
•  Exercise D- Creating a NetBackup MSDP Cloud Media Server Instance 
•  Exercise E- Configuring and Performing Backups to MSDP Cloud 
•  Exercise F- Managing Application Instances 

Lessons 

•  AutoSupport & Call Home 
•  Observing the Hardware from the Flex Appliance Shell 

Labs- 

•  Exercise A- Viewing and Configuring Call Home Settings
•  Exercise B- Deleting and Disabling Call Home settings 
•  Exercise C- Gathering Device Logs 
•  Exercise D- Verifying Flex Appliance Services List Details 
•  Exercise E- Verifying Flex Appliance System List Details 
•  Exercise F- Accessing the Flex Appliance Repositories List

Lessons- 

•  Reconfiguring the Appliance 
•  Adding a Storage Expansion Memory Kit 

Labs- 

•  Exercise A- Removing an Existing Node from a Multi Node Appliance Setup 
•  Exercise B- Performing a Factory Reset 
•  Exercise C- Performing a Storage Reset 

Lessons 

•  Flex Appliance- Upgrades 
•  Flex Appliance- Updates 

Labs- 

•  Exercise A- Adding WORM Packages to the Add-ons Repository 
•  Exercise B- Verifying the Flex Appliance Upgrade Status 
•  Exercise C- Verifying AutoSupport (Call Home) Settings

Lessons 

•  Flex Appliance Security 

Labs- 

•  Exercise A- Configuring the NetBackup WORM Storage Server Instance 
•  Exercise B- Configuring the Disk Pool and WORM Storage Unit 
•  Exercise C- Configuring a NetBackup Policy 
•  Exercise D- Understanding Catalog Operations on WORM Image Copy •
•  Exercise E- Maintaining Appliance Security 
•  Exercise F- Working with Flex Appliance Lock-Down Modes

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