The Avamar cluster client enables you to back up and restore Oracle data on shared storage in a cluster, regardless of which node is managing the data at the time of the backup or restore. Use the Cluster Configuration Tool to configure the Avamar cluster client on the active node in an active/passive configuration or on both active nodes in an active/active configuration.
Prerequisites
Before you run the Cluster Configuration Tool, ensure that the
Avamar Client for Windows and the
Avamar Plug-in for Oracle are installed on each node in the cluster and each node is registered to the Avamar server.
Steps
Log in to the active node in the cluster as a domain administrator. The account must be a member of the local Administrators group on each cluster node.
Start the Cluster Configuration Tool:
On Windows Server 2012, open the
Start screen and select
Cluster Configuration Tool.
On Windows Server 2008, open the
Start menu and select
Program Files > Avamar > Cluster Configuration Tool.
The welcome page appears.
Click
Next.
The
Plug-Ins page appears.
Select
Avamar Backup Plug-in for Oracle from the
Avamar Backup Plug-ins list, and then click Next.
The
Cluster Nodes page appears with a list of nodes and their status.
Ensure that the status of all nodes is Up, and then click
Next.
The
Operations page appears.
Select the
Configure new Oracle Virtual Client for cluster option, and then click
Next.
NOTE:Select the
Use existing configuration to configure new nodes for Oracle Virtual Clients on cluster option to add a node to an existing configuration. The
Avamar for Windows Server User Guide provides more information.
The
Prerequisites page appears. A check mark next to a prerequisite indicates that the prerequisite is met.
Ensure that the environment meets all prerequisites on the
Prerequisites page.
If a prerequisite is not met, exit the wizard, resolve the issue, and restart the wizard.
Select the Internet Protocol version that the environment uses, and then click
Next.
The
Attach to Service page appears.
Select the cluster service for the plug-in, and then click
Next.
The
Server Settings page appears.
Specify the settings for the Avamar server:
Type either the DNS name of the Avamar server in the
Name box or the IP address in the
IPv4/IPv6 address box.
Type the name of the Avamar domain for the cluster client in the
Client domain for cluster box.
To specify a domain at the root level, type
/domain, where
domain is the domain name. To specify a subdomain, type
/domain/subdomain, where
domain is the domain name and
subdomain is the subdomain name.
Type the data port for Avamar client/server communication in the
Port number box.
NOTE:Port 28001 is the default port that the Avamar client uses to communicate with the Avamar server.
Type the name of the shared network directory or volume in the
Cluster client’s var directory box or click
Browse to select a shared network directory or volume.
The shared network directory or volume stores the cluster client configuration and the log files. All nodes in the cluster must have write access to this directory or volume.
NOTE:Select a volume that the cluster owns instead of a remote pathname on the network.
Click
Next.
The
Summary page appears.
Review the configuration settings, and then click
Configure.
The
Progress page provides the status of the configuration. When the configuration process completes, the
Results page appears.
Click
Close.
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