Dell DR6000 EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back
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Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker Dell Engineering January 2014 - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 2
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DR Appliances 24 4.2 Restore from Replication Target Container ...28 5 Set up the DR Series Deduplication Appliance Cleaner...32 6 Monitoring Dedupe, Compression & Performance...33 3 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 4
to set up the Dell DR Series Deduplication Appliance as a backup target for EMC Networker™ software. This paper is a quick reference guide and does not include whitepapers at http://www.dell.com/support/troubleshooting/us/en/04/Product/powervaultdr4100, under "Manuals & Documentation". NOTE: - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 5
power it on. 2. Please refer to Dell DR Series System Administrator Guide, under sections of "iDRAC Connection", "Logging default address 192.168.0.120, or the IP that is assigned to the iDRAC interface. Use user name root, and the password calvin. 4. Launch the virtual console. 5 Setting up Dell - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 6
to the system as user administrator and the password St0r@ge! (The "0" in the password is the numeral zero). 6. Set the user- defined networking preferences. 7. View the summary of preferences and confirm that it is correct. 6 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 7
the DR Series Deduplication Appliance, user administrator and the password St0r@ge! (The "0" in the password is the numeral zero). 9. (Optional) Join the 's Manual for guest login instructions. a. Select Active Directory in the tree on the left hand side of the dashboard. 7 Setting up Dell™ DR - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 8
b. Enter your Active Directory credentials. 10. Create and mount the container. a. Select Containers in the tree on the left side of the dashboard, and then click the Create link at the top of the page. 8 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 9
be used in configuring device on Networker server), and select Enable NFS. For Client Access section, choose either Open Access, or manually add clients into the allow list with having NFS Options as "rw" 9 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 10
Note: For improved security, Dell recommends adding IP addresses for the following (Not all environments will have all components): − d. Click Create a New Container. e. Confirm that the container is added. 10 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 11
models, the maximum supported CIFS connections per Appliance is 32, and on DR6000 model the max is 64, so there should be no more than 32 and 64 corresponding clients connected/mapped to a single DR Series Deduplication Appliance for backup at the same time. 11 Setting up Dell - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 12
configured as backup device, right- click on the host and select New, then select Managed Application 3. Select Networker and click on Next 12 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 13
4. Click on Finish 5. High- light the newly created Networker application, right- click on the application and select Launch Application 13 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 14
hostname or FQDN can be used in the server portion of the network path). Choose Manually enter local or remote device paths and type in the subdirectory name previously created as Appliance administrator 14 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 15
with password to access the DR Series Deduplication Appliance export. Click on Next 9. Set the sessions attributes according to step 5 of last section Configure the Networker Storage Node). Click on Next 15 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 16
NOTE: On DR4x00 models, the maximum supported CIFS connections per Appliance is 32, and on DR6000 model the max is 64, so there should be no more Next 11. Review the configuration, then click on Configure 16 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 17
12. Click on Finish 13. Under Configuration tab, select Clients, right- click on the client that will be backed up, select Client Backup Configuration, then New 17 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 18
14. Go through the procedure of creating a new backup group 18 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 19
managing the DR share (please refer to step 9 above in the same section, and step 5 in Configure the Networker Storage Node section). 19 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 20
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15. Once the backup group is successfully created, start the backup 22 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 23
16. Monitor the job status through Monitoring tab 23 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 24
is exact the same for NFS containers 1. Create a source container on the source DR appliance 2. Create a target container on target DR appliance 24 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 25
3. On source DR appliance, go to Replication menu, and then click Create 4. Select the newly created container as source container, then enter the target DR related info in Step 4 menu item 25 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 26
5. Click Retrieve Container(s) button, then select the newly created target container from the list 6. Click Create Replication button 26 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 27
7. Verify the replication relation between DRs is created, and Peer Status is Online 27 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 28
necessary information for the target device). After it's done, Mount the device Note: Don't label the target device 2. Unmount the source container 28 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 29
3. Go to Recover, click +, select a backup source host, then click Next 4. Select the data set to recover, click Versions to view Select Versions window, make selection on the data then click on OK 29 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 30
5. Select the Recovery Options, choose Original path or enter a New destination path to recover data to, then click Next 6. Specify a Recover name, then click Run Recovery 30 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 31
7. Check the Recovery Results 31 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 32
reclamation operations are recommended as a method for recovering disk space from system containers in which files were deleted as a result of deduplication. 32 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker - Dell DR6000 | EMC Networker - Setting Up the Dell DR Series System as a NFS Back - Page 33
jobs complete the ratios will increase. As mentioned before backup jobs with 12 week retention will average a 15x ratio in most cases. 33 Setting up Dell™ DR Series Deduplication Appliance as NFS Backup Target on EMC Networker
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Dell Engineering
January 2014