isoLayer (Synthetic)
Prerequisites
You need a NFS server with storage with XFS filesystem to properly configure isoLayer Backup Destination in Storware Backup & Recovery.
Preparation
On NFS server we need to create NFS share, for example:
Edit file
/etc/exports
to add access to this share:Where SBR_NODE_IP is IP of Storware Backup & Recovery Node, which will have access to this share
Generate new SSH keys, without any password:
Add new public key to
/root/.ssh/authorized_keys
fileCopy generated private key (id_rsa) to Storware Backup & Recovery Node host
SSH to Storware Backup & Recovery Node and change owner of this file:
Connect from Storware Backup & Recovery Node to NFSs:
accept new fingerprint and exit from remote session
Copy last line from
/root/.ssh/known_hosts
file into/opt/vprotect/.ssh/known_hosts
fileConfigure isoLayer connection. Edit
/opt/vprotect/scripts/isoLayer/config
file:where:
NFS_HOST
- IP address of NFS serverNFS_HOST_PATTERN
- IP address (CIDR) of NFS server, for example: 10.10.0.0/24NFS_ROOT
- NFS server share path, where we want to store our backups, for example /NFS/backup
Creating isoLayer backup destination
Login into Storware Backup & Recovery UI.
From menu on the left, select Backup Destinations -> File System.
On the right, click Create Backup Destination button and choose isoLayer (Synthetic).
In new window:
type name for the backup destination
select Node Configurations
provide backup destination path – this is place, where from Storware Backup & Recovery Node perspective, isoLayer will be temporary mount share from NFS server
Check if pre and post scripts are active, and correct paths are provided like in example:
Click Save button
Now you can use this isoLayer connection to store your backup.
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