Certificate authority

Displays the certificate authorities that your NetBackup domain supports.

The NetBackup web server can be configured to enable the NetBackup domain to use:

Use the -configureWebServerCerts command for certificate configuration for the web server.

For more information, refer to the NetBackup Commands Reference Guide.

Enable insecure communication with NetBackup 8.0 and earlier hosts

NetBackup communicates insecurely with 8.0 and earlier hosts.

For increased security, upgrade all your hosts to the current version and disable this setting. This ensures that only secure communication is possible between NetBackup hosts.

By default, the option is selected, which allows NetBackup to communicate with hosts including 8.0 and earlier hosts that may be present in the existing NetBackup environment.

This option also allows communication between NetBackup 8.1 or later master server and OpsCenter server.

See Disabling insecure communication.

See About insecure communication with 8.0 and earlier hosts.

If you have configured Auto Image Replication, ensure the following before you clear the option:

The trusted master server that you have specified for image replication is of the version that is later than NetBackup 8.0.

For more information, refer to the NetBackup Administrator's Guide, Volume I.

Automatically map NetBackup host ID to host names

Hosts may have multiple host names or IP addresses associated with them. For successful communication between hosts, all relevant host names and IP addresses need to be mapped to the respective host IDs.

During communication, NetBackup may detect new host names or IP addresses with respect to a host ID.

Select this option to automatically map the host ID to host names or IP addresses that are detected by the system.

By default, the option is selected.

For increased security, clear this option so that the NetBackup Administrator can manually verify the mappings and approve them.

See Automatically mapping host ID to host names and IP addresses.

Security level for certificate deployment

Based on the security level that is configured on the NetBackup master server, the certificate deployment approach is determined.

For example, if the security level is set to Very High, an authorization token is a must for certificate deployment.

See About NetBackup certificate deployment security levels.

See Configuring the certificate deployment security levels.