That’s correct. If you want the Windows GUI you simply
install it on your Windows workstation so PuTTY isn’t involved. The
GUI you see using that
and the jnbSA are essentially the same with the difference being the
latter uses X so is less efficient to your workstation.
You need to find your NetBackup 7.x Windows DVD and mount
it. (Here we actually have this saved on and shared out from our Master
Server as a SAMBA
share but you may not.) The program to run to install the GUI on the
DVD (or share) is called browser.exe.
Please forgive my confusion, but what does putty
and the windows admin console have to do with each other. You can use
putty to login to the master then use the jnbSA to initiate an X
display. Otherwise you use the windows admin console
an specify the master server name. The server you are running from must
be in the bp.conf file of the master server, at a minimum, as a SERVER =
<windows servrer>, if you want to make changes to media server,
they each need similar entries. There is not putty
or X.
If I misunderstood, please explain.
Pat
> On 24 November 2014 at 08:13 richarn <nbu-forum AT backupcentral DOT com>
wrote:
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>
> Jeff . Thanks for your reply. The Netbackup Administration Console I
am trying to get to work is the one this you can install on a windows
machine. It is run from the start menu in windows. I am o.k with the
jnbSA , X window method and use this regularly
using putty X forwarding. I believe there are some administration
advantages in using the windows admin program but am struggling to use
it via putty.
>
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> I am trying to use the Netbackup Administration Console as I
believe it has certain advantages over the jnbSA jave interface. There
are fire walls between my Windows machine where I want to run
Administration Console and the redhat server which is the netbackup
master server. To this end I have been trying to use putty tunnelling
opening up ports 1556 13724 and 13782. I have heard on this forum that
this is possible but I cannot get it to work. It would be great if
someone could give me some information on how to
do this.
> Thanks
> Nigel
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Hi,
Please forgive my confusion, but what does putty and the windows
admin console have to do with each other. You can use putty to login to
the master then use the jnbSA to initiate an X display. Otherwise you
use the windows admin console an specify the master server name. The
server you are running from must be in the bp.conf file of the master
server, at a minimum, as a SERVER = <windows servrer>, if you want
to make changes to media server, they each need similar entries. There
is not putty or X.
If I misunderstood, please explain.
Many regards,
Pat
> On 24 November 2014 at 08:13 richarn
<nbu-forum AT backupcentral DOT com> wrote:
>
>
> Jeff . Thanks for your reply. The Netbackup Administration
Console I am trying to get to work is the one this you can install on a
windows machine. It is run from the start menu in windows. I am o.k with
the jnbSA , X window method and use this regularly using putty X
forwarding. I believe there are some administration advantages in using
the windows admin program but am struggling to use it via putty.
>
> --------------------------------------
>
> I am trying to use the Netbackup Administration Console as I
believe it has certain advantages over the jnbSA jave interface. There
are fire walls between my Windows machine where I want to run
Administration Console and the redhat server which is the netbackup
master server. To this end I have been trying to use putty tunnelling
opening up ports 1556 13724 and 13782. I have heard on this forum that
this is possible but I cannot get it to work. It would be great if
someone could give me some information on how to do this.
> Thanks
> Nigel
>
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Jeff . Thanks for your
reply. The Netbackup Administration Console I am trying to get to work
is the one this you can install on a windows machine. It is run from
the start menu in windows. I am o.k with the jnbSA , X window method
and use this regularly using putty X forwarding. I believe there are
some administration advantages in using the windows admin program but am
struggling to use it via putty.
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I
am trying to use the Netbackup Administration Console as I believe it
has certain advantages over the jnbSA jave interface. There are fire
walls between my Windows machine where I want to run Administration
Console and the redhat server which is the netbackup master server. To
this end I have been trying to use putty tunnelling opening up ports
1556 13724 and 13782. I have heard on this forum that this is possible
but I cannot get it to work. It would be great if someone could give me
some information on how to do this.
Thanks
Nigel
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