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a.
Create a client location on the client machine as the
oracle
user.
# sudo -E -u oracle mkdir /tmp/client_location
b.
Mount this location with the source location in the format
mount_server:source_folder client_location
.
# mount 192.0.2.3:/tmp/nfs_test /tmp/client_location
c.
Check if the mount details are correct:
# mount
192.0.2.3:/tmp/nfs_test on /tmp/client_location type nfs
(rw,vers=4,addr=192.0.2.3,clientaddr=192.0.2.2)
Specify this NFS location in the backup configuration, either through the Web Console
or CLI commands.
Related Topics
• Preparing for Database Backup to NFS Location
Use the command-line interface to create a policy to backup a database to an
External FRA (NFS Location).
Configuring Agent Proxy Settings for Object Store Access
If the Object Store IP address is accessible through proxy setup only from the Oracle
Database Appliance server, then define the proxy setting for the agent, so that the
agent can access the Object Store.
To create a backup policy that uses Object Store location, the agent must be able to
access the Object Store URL.
1.
Define the
HttpProxyHost
and
HttpProxyPort
settings in the
update-
agentconfigParameters
command.
# odacli update-agentConfigParameters -n HttpProxyHost
-v www-proxy.test.com -n HttpProxyPort -v 80 -u
Job details
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ID: 0b0cbf9b-b0ab-4523-a096-5da4e48fc825
Description: Update agent configuration parameter values
[HttpProxyHost, HttpProxyPort]
Status: Created
Created: October 23, 2018 4:56:53 PM IST
Message:
Task Name Start Time End Time Status
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For more information about the
agentconfigParameters
command usage, see
the Oracle Database Appliance Command-Line Interface.
Chapter 11
Configuring Agent Proxy Settings for Object Store Access
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