Table 2 Component VM backup jobs (continued)
Search DataProtectionSearch_Backup
IDPA System Manager DataProtectionCentral_Backup
Network connectivity overview
During the initial configuration, IP addresses are assigned to various functional
components of IDPA, typically by allocating a range of IP addresses. IDPA requires a
range of 13 IP addresses for the various components. Using a range is the preferred
method as it simplifies the assignment and reduces the chance for errors while
entering the IP addresses. When a range of IP addresses is used during the IDPA
configuration, the IP addresses are assigned in a standard order. Optionally, discrete
IP addresses can be assigned manually to each functional component.
Of these 13 IP addresses, two are required for the initial network configuration; one
for the ACM and the other for the ESXi server. After the initial network configuration
is successful, the IPs for the other components can be configured using a range of 11
IP addresses. If a range of IPs is not available, users can also set random IPs of the
same subnet to the components.
Use the table below to determine which IP address is allocated to a component. The
IP
Range Allocation
(first column in the table) is the value you should add to the first IP
address in the range.
Table 3
IP address range assignments for DP4400
IP Range
Allocation
Example Component Assigned Field
+0
192.0.2.1
vCenter VMware vCenter Server VM
+1
192.0.2.2
Target storage Management IP 1
+2
192.0.2.3
Target storage Backup IP 2
+3
192.0.2.4
Target storage Backup IP 3
+4
192.0.2.5
Backup application Server IP
+5
192.0.2.6
Backup application Avamar Proxy VM
+6
192.0.2.7
IDPA System Manager IDPA System Manager VM
+7
192.0.2.8
Reporting and Analytics Application Server Host VM
+8
192.0.2.9
Reporting and Analytics Datastore Server Host VM
+9
192.0.2.10
Search Index Master Node Host VM
+10
192.0.2.11
DD Cloud DR CDRA
(optional)
Data Domain Cloud Disaster
Recovery (DD Cloud DR) Cloud DR
Add-on (CDRA) virtual appliance
IDPA is compatible with IPv4 enabled networks and does not support pure IPv6 or
dual-stack networks.
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