Re: [Veritas-bu] Changing Domains for Master and Media Server
2007-07-11 10:54:29
You've got a number of options here, but we'll need some
clarification first. Are you using FQDNs for your Master and Media
servers as well as clients? Windows security is not
going to be a concern as Ed said below, as long as DNS lines up. Your
master server's name will have to remain the same, and if you are using FQDNs
then the DNS name will have to be the same as well. You might be able to
"fake out" Netbackup using hosts files. Making your master server into
both a master server and "new" media server. Aka... master.olddomain.com
is still the master, but its also called master.newdomain.com in DNS and just
happens to be a media server. I would test all of this in VM before trying
any of it.
-Jonathan
I
think we’re getting confused by the term “domain” since they mean different
things within Active Directory than they do within
NetBackup.
NetBackup
doesn’t care Activate Directory domains – it typically runs as local user system
and does not authenticate to AD at all.
If
your DNS domain changes, you’re in a world of hurt. Changing the host name
of the master server is not supported. If you’re at NetBackup 6.0,
changing media servers becomes much easier but it’s not trivial in 5.1 since the
media server owns the tapes – you can’t just drop a server out and add a new
one. Each client also has an entry for both the master and media servers
so if those change, you’ll need to visit every client (both Windows and
non-Windows).
You
need to be clear on what changes you want to do – do you want to change your AD
domain, or your DNS domain? If the latter, you’ve got a lot of work to
do. If the former, I don’t think much needs to be
done.
…/Ed
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[mailto:veritas-bu-bounces AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu] On Behalf Of Conner,
Mike Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 8:23 AM To:
veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu Subject: [Veritas-bu] Changing
Domains for Master and Media Server
Hey
everyone, I have another issue that I’m seeking guidance on since Veritas
technical support is basically useless.
Netbackup
5.1 MP6 – Windows 2000
We have
currently created a new domain with a new Active Directory. The new domain
has a trust relationship with the current domain but eventually, all servers
will be migrated to the new domain. This will mean that I will have to
change our domain for our master and media server.
Will the
application be able to run if switched? Are there any registry changes
that need to be made? What steps? Is there any
documentation?
I’m
worried about this because I’m afraid it’s going to mess up our catalog because
we are using FQDNs.
Any help
would be greatly appreciated…
Thanks
Mike
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