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PowerProtect Data Manager 19.12 Kubernetes User Guide

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Add a remote system for quick recovery

Configure PowerProtect Data Manager to send metadata to another system to which you have replicated backups. Only the Administrator role can add remote systems.

Steps

  1. Click Settings icon, select Disaster Recovery, and then click Remote Systems.

    The Remote Systems tab opens and displays a table of configured remote PowerProtect Data Manager systems.

  2. Click Add.
    The Add Remote PowerProtect System window opens.
  3. Complete the Name and FQDN/IP fields.
    The Name field is a descriptive name to identify the remote system. To determine if you should enter the FQDN or IP address of the remote system, see Identifying a remote system.
  4. In the Port field, type the port number for the REST API on the remote system.
    The default port number for the REST API is 8443.
  5. From the Credentials field, select an existing set of credentials with the Administrator role from the list.
    Alternatively, you can click Add Credentials from this list to add new credentials with the Administrator role. Provide a descriptive name for the credentials, a username, and a password. Then, click Save to store the credentials.
  6. Click Verify.

    PowerProtect Data Manager contacts the remote system and obtains a security certificate for identity verification.

    The Verify Certificate window opens to present the certificate details.

  7. Review the certificate details and confirm each field against the expected value for the remote system. Then, click Accept to store the certificate.
    The Certificate field changes to VERIFIED and lists the server's identify.
  8. Click Save.
    PowerProtect Data Manager returns to the Remote Systems tab of the Disaster Recovery window. The configuration change may take a moment to complete.
  9. Click Cancel.
    The Disaster Recovery window closes.
  10. Click Settings icon, select Disaster Recovery, and then click Remote Systems.

    The Remote Systems tab opens.

  11. Verify that the table of remote systems contains the new PowerProtect Data Manager system.
  12. Click Cancel.
    The Disaster Recovery window closes.

Next steps

On the remote system, enable the same asset sources that are enabled on this system. Enable an asset source provides more information. Enabling an asset source on the remote system makes replicated backups of that type visible and accessible.

On the remote system, open the recovery view and verify that backups are visible and accessible. It is recommended that you perform a test restore.

Metadata synchronizes between source and destination systems every three hours. If backups are not visible, allow sufficient time for the first synchronization before troubleshooting.

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