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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ Administrator's Guide, Volume I
  3. Section II. Configuring hosts
  4. Configuring Host Properties
  5. RHV Access Hosts properties
Veritas NetBackup™ Administrator's Guide, Volume I

RHV Access Hosts properties

Use the RHV Access Hosts properties in the NetBackup Administration Console to add or remove RHV backup hosts. These properties apply to currently selected master servers.

These properties appear when the NetBackup Enterprise Client license is installed.

Figure: RHV Access Hosts dialog box

RHV Access Hosts dialog box

The backup host or appliance acts as a channel to establish an indirect communication between the NetBackup master server and the RHV manager. The backup host is a NetBackup client that performs backups or restores on behalf of the virtual machines.

A NetBackup master and media server can also be configured as the backup host. However, you do not need to add the master or media server acting as a backup host to the RHV Access Hosts list.

The backup host is referred to as the recovery host when it performs a restore

You can add servers to and remove servers from the access hosts list:

Add

Click Add and enter the fully qualified domain name of the backup host.

Remove

Select the backup host in the list and click Remove.

For more information, see the NetBackup Web UI RHV Administrator's Guide.

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