Table 4-3
FT media server configuration process
DescriptionActionStep
Identify your appliance HBA configuration.
See “About the NetBackup 5230 rear panel configurations”
on page 18.
See “NetBackup 5240 Appliance I/O configuration options”
on page 20.
See “NetBackup 5330 Appliance compute node PCIe slot I/O
configuration options” on page 23.
Determine whether your appliance HBA configuration supports FTMS.
See “About Fibre Channel feature support with appliance HBA
configurations” on page 14.
Determine whether your appliance
HBA configuration supports FTMS.
Step 1
See “About NetBackup SAN Client and Fibre Transport” on page 9.Learn about SAN Client and FTMS
for NetBackup appliance.
Step 2
See “About FTMS reserved HBA ports and the factory default port
mode configuration” on page 32.
Learn about HBA port reservation
and default port mode for FTMS.
Step 3
Select HBA ports and learn about zoning best practices.
See “About zoning the SAN for NetBackup appliances” on page 51.
Determine the appliance HBA WWPNs for zoning.
See “How to determine appliance HBA WWPNs” on page 51.
Create Fibre Transport (FT) backup
zones.
Step 4
To use FT for backups to the appliance, you must enable FTMS on
the appliance.
See “Configuring Fibre Transport media sever settings” on page 63.
Enable FTMS on the appliance.Step 5
See “About Fibre Transport paths for NetBackup appliances” on page 27.
Configuring Fibre Transport media sever settings
Note: Enabling or changing the SAN Client FT settings requires a restart of the
appliance. Before you enable or change these settings, it is recommended that you
first suspend or cancel all jobs.
The following describes the FC HBA cards that are affected:
■ NetBackup 5220 - FC HBA cards in slots 2 and 4
63Configuring Fibre Transport on the appliance
Configuring Fibre Transport media sever settings
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