[Networker] backing up a MS Cluster client
2006-05-30 16:59:50
Until today, I knew nothing about Microsoft clusters. Now I have to
set up a NetWorker client on an MS Cluster that's running Windows
2003. I have all the licenses I need, but I am not sure about how to
configure the groups. The NetWorker server is running 7.2.1 under
Solaris 9, as are the two nodes in this cluster.
On page 56 of the Windows Administrators' Guide, it lists some steps
to install only the NetWorker client software in a cluster, but what
do I do after installing the software?
Also, on the same page, it says in section 3 to add the hostname and
user of each node into the following client resources attributes of
the virtual clients, Remote Access and Administrator. I do not see an
administrator client resource; that resource only shows up for the
NetWorker server.
How do I distinguish between a NetWorker virtual client and a
NetWorker physical client?
I can get the cluster item to back up, but it only shows the Q:\
drive in the savegroup report. Shouldn't I see information about the
virtual nodes' disks as well, and also the private disks on each
cluster node? I think something is missing in my understanding of how
this cluster configuration works and administrators guide spends most
of its coverage on clusters explaining how to set up a NetWorker
server that's clustered, but that is not what I am doing here.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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