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  2. NetBackup™ for OpenStack Administrator's Guide
  3. Performing Backup Administration tasks
  4. Example runbook for disaster recovery using NFS
  5. Disaster recovery of a complete cloud
  6. Reconfigure the Target NetBackup for OpenStack installation
  7. Add NFS B2 to the NetBackup for OpenStack Datamovers
NetBackup™ for OpenStack Administrator's Guide

Add NFS B2 to the NetBackup for OpenStack Datamovers

NetBackup for OpenStack integrates natively into the OpenStack deployment tools. When using the Red Hat director, it is recommended to adapt the environment files for these orchestrators and update the Datamovers through them.

To add the NFS B2 to the NetBackup for OpenStack Datamovers manually the nbosdm.conf file needs to be edited and the service restarted.

Edit the nbosdm.conf.

# vi /etc/nbosdm/nbosdm.conf

Look for the line defining the NFS mounts.

vault_storage_nfs_export = <NFS_B1-IP/NFS_B1-FQDN>:/<VOL-B1-Path>

Add NFS B2 to that as comma-separated list. Space is not necessary, but can be set.

vault_storage_nfs_export = <NFS_B1-IP/NFS-FQDN>:/<VOL-B1-Path>,
<NFS_B2-IP/NFS-FQDN>:/<VOL - B2-Path>

Write and close the nbosdm.conf

Restart the nbosdm service.

# systemctl restart nbosdm

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