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  2. NetBackup™ Web UI Administrator's Guide
  3. Section IX. Managing security
  4. Configuring multiperson authorization
  5. NetBackup operations that need multiperson authorization
NetBackup™ Web UI Administrator's Guide

NetBackup operations that need multiperson authorization

The following operations require multiperson authorization and therefore a ticket is generated for these operations:

  • Configuring multiperson authorization

  • Enabling and disabling operations that require multiperson authorization

  • Adding exempted users

  • Changing any multiperson authorization settings

  • Expiring images

  • Updating image expiration time

  • Changing the MSDP WORM configuration

  • Removing the MSDP WORM retention lock

  • Removing hold applied on the images

  • Updating CLI expiration period

  • Adding, updating, and deleting an API key

  • Adding, updating, and deleting KMS configuration, keys, and key groups

  • Adding, updating, deleting malware scan host

  • Adding, updating, deleting, copying backup and deployment policies

  • Configuring network access control

  • Updating the following global security settings:

    • Enabling and disabling NetBackup host communication with insecure hosts

    • Adding host aliases with or without NetBackup administrator's approval

    • Setting automatic deployment of certificates on a host

    • Enabling and disabling CAC/PIV authentication

    • Setting values for CAC/PIV certificate mapping attribute

    • Setting the value of the CAC/PIV certificate mapping attribute that is used to perform a search in active directory

    • Setting the value of the CAC/PIV certificate mapping attribute that is used to perform a search in LDAP directory

    • Enabling and disabling AD/LDAP domain mapping

    • Setting the value of the domain name that is used for user look-ups in active directory or LDAP

    • Setting the value of the OCSP URI that is used for certificate revocation checks with respect to CAC/PIV authentication

    • Enabling and disabling the data-in-transit encryption (DTE)

    • Setting unique identifier for external certificates

    • Allowing or disallowing the NetBackup web UI access to Operating System Administrators

    • Allowing or disallowing the default CLI access to OS administrators

    • Pausing client protection

    • Pausing client image expiration

    • Enabling and disabling TLS session resumption

    • Enabling and disabling rule engine for anomaly detection

    • Changing multifactor authentication configuration settings

    • Setting audit retention period for audit report

Even if multiperson authorization is configured for image expiry, the following operations do not require multiperson authorization:

  • Changing values for image retention level

  • Modifying retention levels in policy and SLP

  • Canceling incomplete SLPs using the nbstlutil command:

    Refer to the NetBackup Commands Reference Guide.

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