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  2. Veritas NetBackup for Microsoft Azure Stack Administrator's Guide
  3. Configuring NetBackup and Microsoft Azure Stack
  4. Configuring the Microsoft Azure plug-in using the azurestack.conf configuration file
  5. Whitelisting the configuration file path on NetBackup master server
Veritas NetBackup for Microsoft Azure Stack Administrator's Guide

Whitelisting the configuration file path on NetBackup master server

After you create the configuration file, you must whitelist the path of the configuration file so that NetBackup lets the backup operation to run successfully. Run the whitelisting procedure on a NetBackup master server.

Whitelisting is a security practice used for restricting systems from running software or applications unless these have been approved for safe execution.

To whitelist the configuration file path:

Run the following command on the NetBackup master server:

  1. For UNIX:
    bpsetconfig -h masterserver_name
    bpsetconfig BPCD_WHITELIST_PATH = /usr/openv/var/global/
    

    Exit the command line

  2. For Windows:
    bpsetconfig -h masterserver_name 
    bpsetconfig BPCD_WHITELIST_PATH = <install_dir>\NetBackup\var\global\

    Exit the command line

For more information about BPCD_WHITELIST_PATH, see the Configuration options for NetBackup servers section in the NetBackup Administrator's Guide, Volume I.

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