
Step 4: Install and Configure Lattus A10 Software and NAS Services
Configure Backup
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sfFEF87FD65CC0040000000000028C884E000000000000YMSQPWSVU4Q5DJR6ZS
namespace: NS_Data1
Where
sfFEF87FD65CC0040000000000028C884E000000000000YMSQPWSVU4Q5DJR6ZS
is the object ID for the object that was stored to Lattus storage, and
NS_Data1
is the namespace in which the object is stored. (Storage occurs
after stopping and then restarting snpolicyd.)
When the object ID exists for the file, this means that the Lattus Object
Storage configuration is working.You should then remove the test file
/stornext/snfs1/data1/snpolicy
.
Configure Backup
Complete the following steps to configure backups:
1
Create the
.SNPOLICY_INTERNAL_BACKUP
file at the root of the file
system:
#
mkdir /stornext/snfs1/.SNPOLICY_INTERNAL_BACKUP
2
Create a policy named
_snpolicy_backup
:
# snpolicy -createpolicy=/stornext/snfs1 -
name=_snpolicy_backup -
policy='objs=on,objs_namespace=NS_BACKUP,objs_id=objs1'
Note:
If Lattus S3 is used, use Lattus S3 bucket
s3-backup
for
objs_namespace
.
#
snpolicy -
assignpolicy=/stornext/snfs1/.SNPOLICY_INTERNAL_BACKUP
-inherit=_snpolicy_backup
3
Edit
/usr/adic/TSM/config/fs_sysparm
and set
BACKUPFS
to the
mount point of the
snpolicy
-enabled file system.
4
Configure
crontab
entries for the tdlm user to run nightly partial
backups and weekly full backups:
#
crontab -e -u tdlm