A PowerProtect DD Administrator issues the nfs show clients command, what is expected output?
The nfs show clients command provides a list of clients that have access to the NFS (Network File System) shares exported by the PowerProtect DD appliance. This information is crucial for administrators to monitor and manage NFS client connections, ensuring proper access and resource allocation.
A customer is going to manage access to PowerProtect DD and wants to know which authentication methods are available in DD System Manager.
Use the simulator to explore the system. Which authentication method is supported?
Note: It is necessary to close (x) the simulator window before you can select a response to this question.
RADIUS is commonly supported in PowerProtect DD for external authentication, allowing integration with centralized authentication systems for user management and access control.
What is a characteristic of the Global-Compression Factor?
The Global-Compression Factor quantifies how effectively the compression algorithms are reducing the size of the data stored on the system. It reflects the overall impact of compression on data size, helping administrators understand the efficiency of the compression techniques being applied.
What is the maximum number of open CIFS files that DDOS supports in PowerProtect DD?
PowerProtect DD supports up to 60,000 open CIFS files, ensuring high scalability and performance in file-based data storage. This capability is essential for environments with high file access requirements.
SIMULATION
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A system administrator is asked to configure a DD Boost storage unit for Veritas NetBackup.
Use the simulator to create netbackup_su and give access to netbackup_user.
When you have finished, continue to the next question.
To create a DD Boost storage unit for Veritas NetBackup and give access to a user, follow these steps:
Enable DD Boost (if not already enabled):
Navigate to Protocols in the left sidebar.
Select DD Boost and enable it if it's currently disabled.
Create a New DD Boost User:
Go to Administration or Users section (location may vary depending on the DD OS version).
Add a new user with the username netbackup_user.
Set a password and assign the necessary permissions, such as Read/Write access.
Create a Storage Unit:
Return to the DD Boost section.
Look for an option labeled Storage Units or Add Storage Unit.
Name the storage unit netbackup_su.
During the setup, ensure that netbackup_user has access to this storage unit by assigning appropriate permissions.
Save and Confirm Settings:
Save the configuration changes.
Verify that netbackup_su is listed as a storage unit and that netbackup_user has access.
After completing these steps, you should have a storage unit named netbackup_su accessible by netbackup_user, configured specifically for use with Veritas NetBackup on your PowerProtect DD system. Let me know if further clarification is needed!
