RESILIENT_NETWORK option for NetBackup primary servers and clients
The RESILIENT_NETWORK option specifies the computers that should use a resilient connection for backups and restores.
Table: RESILIENT_NETWORK information
Usage | Description |
|---|---|
Where to use | On NetBackup primary servers or clients. |
How to use | Use the nbgetconfig and the nbsetconfig commands to view, add, or change the option. For information about these commands, see the NetBackup Commands Reference Guide. Use any of the following formats: RESILIENT_NETWORK = hostname ON|OFF RESILIENT_NETWORK = ip_address ON|OFF RESILIENT_NETWORK = network address/network_mask ON|OFF You can mix IPv4 addresses and ranges with IPv6 addresses and subnets. By default, RESILIENT_NETWORK is not present in the configuration file. |
Examples | The following are examples of valid forms for this entry: RESILIENT_NETWORK = client.veritas.org ON RESILIENT_NETWORK = 192.0.2.0 ON RESILIENT_NETWORK = 192.0.2.0/26 OFF RESILIENT_NETWORK = 2001:db8:0:0:0:0:0:0 ON |
Equivalent NetBackup web UI property |
Select the primary server or client . |
Note:
The order is significant for the items in the list of resilient networks. If a client is in the list more than once, the first match determines its resilient connection status. For example, suppose you add a client and specify the client IP address and specify for Resiliency. Suppose also that you add a range of IP addresses as , and the client IP address is within that range. If the client IP address appears before the address range, the client connection is resilient. Conversely, if the IP range appears first, the client connection is not resilient.
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