In this scenario, the master server is in a cluster and
has more than one host name that is associated with it.
Symantec recommends that you list the cluster name
first, followed by the active node, and then the passive
nodes in the cluster. This list requires you to separate
the node names with a comma. The following is an
example of how the command would appear.
Media MasterClusterName,ActiveNodeName,
PassiveNodeName,MasterNet1Name,MasterNet2Name
To prevent any future issues, when you perform the
appliance role configuration, Symantec recommends
that you provide all of the associated master server
names.
Multihomed clustered master
server
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The configuration process determines whether NetBackup storage objects
have been detected. You must decide if you want to preserve any preexisting
storage objects.
If storage objects are detected, you receive the following message:
NetBackup storage objects have been detected that belong to this
media server node. You have an option to clean up (delete and
recreate) or preserve any preexisting NetBackup storage objects
that are solely owned by this appliance node.
If you choose 'yes' the following occurs:
1. The NetBackup catalog images owned by this node are expired,
if applicable.
2. The storage servers, disk pools, and storage units are cleaned
up on the master server.
Whether you chose 'yes' or 'no', the backup data on the disk is
preserved.
If you want to remove the backup data, run 'Support->Storage Reset'
before you proceed.
>> Do you want to clean up existing storage objects? [yes,no]
If you enter Yes the following occurs:
■ The NetBackup catalog images owned by this media server compute node
are expired.
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