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NDMP Implementation & configuration Adding drives to NDMP Backup Virtual FS configuration Troubleshooting

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Table of Contents
Document Revision History.....................................................................................................1 Table of Contents...................................................................................................................... 2 Preface.................................................................................................................................... 3 Who Should Read This Guide.................................................................................................3 Related Documentation ..........................................................................................................3 Conventions............................................................................................................................ 3 Colour code............................................................................................................................. 3 Supported Platforms................................................................................................................4

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Preface Who Should Read This Guide

Related Documentation

Conventions

Colour code
Text appearing in blue applies only to Domestic (Domain0) environment Text appearing in red applies only to International (Domain1) environment

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Supported Platforms
The following table identifies the supported platforms known at the time of publication:

Platform TSM

Supported Version V5.5, V6.x

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NDMP configuration
Basis setup steps: 1. Define libraries. 2. Define device class and storage pool in connect to define libraries from above. 3. Configuring IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Policy for NDMP operations. 4. Registering NAS Nodes with the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Server. 5. Defining a data mover for the NAS File Server. 6. Define drives. 7. Defining tape drives and paths for NDMP operations. 8. Labeling tapes and checking tapes into the library. Define library: Define library NDMPLIB libtype=SCSI Define device class: Define devclass nasclass devtype=NAS library=NDMPLIB mountretention=0 estcapacity=400G Configure policy rules for NDMP node: Def stg NDMP-TAPE nasclass maxscratch=9999 dataformat=netappdump Define stgp toc-disk disk Def vol toc-disk volume_name Define stgp toc-copies 9940 maxscratch=9999 reuse=10 pooltype=copy Define dom NDMP Define pol NDMP NDMP Define mgmt NDMP NDMP NDMP Define copygroup NDMP NDMP NDMP destination=NDMP-TAPE tocdestination=tocdisk verexists=65 verdeleted=3 retextra=65 retonly=65 Assign defmgmt NDMP NDMP NDMP Validate pol NDMP NDMP NDMP Activate pol NDMP NDMP NDMP Register Node on TSM server: Register node NDMP-NODE password dom=NDMP type=NAS Define DATAMOVER: Imp step Login into netapp system manager find the required nas file server like WBLONDONNASDM2 From the left hand pane expand the WBLONDONNASDM2 nas file server/ datamover. Here find configuration under the datamover tree expansion. Expand

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the configuration from here find Network and expand the network, find here Interfaces from here find the IPADDRESS of datamover like 10.135.102.59. From the above details we can define datamover on TSM server (NAS node name and datamover name should be same, else it will throw the error when the backup is triggered) Define datamover WBLONDONNASDM2 type=nas hladdress=10.135.102.59 lladdress=10000 userid=ndmp password=<ndmpassword> dataformat=netappdump *HLA is ip address of NAS file server, LLA is the IP port default is 10000 *Userid and password is authorized an NDMP session w/ NAS file server (usually same as lab SVT id and pass) *Dataformat must match with data format of the stgpool defined above To identify the device address for library and drives on NAS file server: Login into NAS file server/datamover run the command like sysconfig m (m: means medium changer) OUTPUT:

To check the WWN number for Medium changer

Define path for Datamover:

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Define path nasnode (WBLONDONNASDM2) NDMPLIB srct=datamover destt=library devi=mc0 Define drives: Define drive NDMPLIB nasdr1 element=element_number Define path for Data Mover to all drives: Define path nasnode nasdr1 srctype=datamover destt=drive librar=NDMPLIB Devi=rst0l To identify the device address for library and drives on NAS file server Sysconfig t display list of drives:

storage show tape displays list of tape drives serial numbers

Label and checkin Tape Volumes into the Library Once the configuration is done check from TSM server end to avoid NDMP backup failures: 1. Datamover name and nas node name should be same 2. Q datamover datamovername f=d and q stg nasstg f=d , to check the data format allowed. It should be same on both.

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3. Check the lla port address for datamover and NDMP control port number from TSM server side.

sysconfig a command to display the device hierarchy, to determine that what is the adapter that is giving the tape access. OUTPUT:

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Check the NDMP status is active or not: to check run the NDMP STATUS command

If not active then run NDMP ON command to change the status to active. If we have vfiler, the NDMP support is provided by vfiler0, so no need to activate the ndmp at vfiler level. So check VFILER STATUS, it will display us available vfilers. Show us like Vfiler0 running Vfiler1 running To check what are the volumes defined on vfiler: Vfiler status -a Vfiler0 output:

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Vfiler1 output:

If any new volume is created/ or modified in Q-tree on vfiler or NAS server, concern team will inform us. Define virtual file space mapping syntax: Def virtualfsmapping nasnodename virtual-fs-name file-system-name path nametype= Example:

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To schedule the nas backup: Define admin schedule like below

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If want to edit new volumes to existing nas node then add the newly created nas volume to existing script with update script command.

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