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Example 2
To configure a bandwidth limit of 700 kilobytes per second for a particular
client (111.222.333.111), use:
LIMIT_BANDWIDTH = 111.222.333.111 111.222.333.111 700
Example 3
To disable bandwidth limiting for a client in a subnet that has a bandwidth
limit, specify 0 for the kilobytes per second. For example:
LIMIT_BANDWIDTH = 111.222.333.1 111.222.333.255 500
LIMIT_BANDWIDTH = 111.222.333.111 111.222.333.111 0
In this case, no limiting occurs for the client with IP address 111.222.333.111
Enhanced Authentication
This section describes additional authentication that you can provide for
NetBackup programs that communicate through sockets. For example, this
authentication is used when a backup or restore operation is started from a
client and also during remote administration.
The authentication method that NetBackup uses is called vopie (VERITAS
One-time Passwords In Everything). There are two levels of authentication:
host and user. First, the hosts authenticate one another. Then, if the user
attempting the connection is a non-root user on UNIX or a non-administrator
on Windows NT, the user is authenticated as well. Authentication takes place
after a NetBackup connection has been established but before any NetBackup
transactions have taken place.
Authentication is performed through a series of challenge and responses that
require the exchange of secret password information. Passwords are defined
during installation and configuration so users do not have to enter them each
time they start a backup, archive, or restore.
The authentication software must be installed and configured on all NetBackup
servers and clients that require additional authentication.
The following topics are covered here:
NetBackup 3.2 System Administrator's Guide for Windows NT
NetBackup 3.2 System Administrator's Guide for Windows NT
