OST Plug-in Installation

Overview

The Quantum OST 10.x and 11.x plug-ins are based on Veritas OpenStorage API specification Version 9.4.2 and 11.1. The following components are required for OST operation with DXi systems:

Veritas NetBackup 7.5 or later or Backup Exec 2014 or later.
Veritas NetBackup 52xx Appliance version 2.6.1 or later.
Veritas NetBackup 53xx Appliance version 2.6.1 or later.
Quantum OST Plug-in (downloaded separately through the remote management console or from the Quantum Service and Support Web site).

OST Compatibility

Installation Procedure

Install the OST Plug-in

Install the OST Plug-in for RedHat Linux 64‑bit

If older OST plug-ins are already installed, you must uninstall them first. For uninstallation steps, see Uninstall the OST Plug-in.

To install the plug-in:

Stop the NetBackup processes.
Create a temporary directory, such as /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Move or download QuantumOSTPluginxR_x86.64.tar to /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Untar the files using /bin/tar xvf QuantumOSTPluginlinuxR_x86.64.tar
Move the plug-in using:

mv libstspiQuantum.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

mv libstspiQuantumMT.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

Move the configuration file using
/bin/mkdir -p /usr/Quantum; /bin/mv QuantumPlugin.conf /usr/Quantum
Certificate files for encryption must be installed when any method of encryption is used. Move the certificate files using the following commands:

Note: It is recommended that custom certificate files be installed to provide maximum encryption security. Use of the default certificate files provided by Quantum is not recommended.

/bin/mv cacert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv cert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv key.pem /usr/Quantum

Note: The certificate files should be the same as the certificate files installed on the DXi using the Configuration > System > Security > Data Encryption (DXi Software 3.1.0 or above) or Configuration > OST > Accent (DXi Software 3.0.x or below) page. If there are existing certificate files under the /usr/Quantum/ directory, retain a copy of them for future use.

(Optional) Delete the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is rm -rf usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Restart the NetBackup processes to initiate backups and restores.

The OST Plug-in is installed. For additional information on OST configuration, see the DXi-Series Configuration and Best Practices Guide for Backup Exec from Veritas, available for download from the Best Practices > DXi Best Practice Guides page in your system's Documentation Center.

Install the OST Plug-in for SUSE Linux 64-bit

If older OST plug-ins are already installed, existing files can be replaced with newer files.

To install the plug-in:

Stop the NetBackup processes.
Create a temporary directory, such as /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Move or download QuantumOSTPluginlinuxS_x86.64.tar to /usr/tmp/qtmplugins.
Untar the files using /bin/tar xvf QuantumOSTPluginlinuxS_x86.64.tar
Move the plug-in using:

mv libstspiQuantum.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

mv libstspiQuantumMT.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

Move the configuration file using
/bin/mkdir -p /usr/Quantum; /bin/mv QuantumPlugin.conf /usr/Quantum
Certificate files for encryption must be installed when any method of encryption is used. Move the certificate files using the following commands:

Note: It is recommended that custom certificate files be installed to provide maximum encryption security. Use of the default certificate files provided by Quantum is not recommended.

/bin/mv cacert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv cert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv key.pem /usr/Quantum

Note: The certificate files should be the same as the certificate files installed on the DXi using the Configuration > System > Security > Data Encryption (DXi Software 3.1.0 or above) or Configuration > OST > Accent (DXi Software 3.0.x or below) page. If there are existing certificate files under the /usr/Quantum/ directory, retain a copy of them for future use.

(Optional) Delete the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is rm -rf /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Restart the NetBackup processes to initiate backups and restores.

Install the OST Plug-in for Solaris (SPARC 64‑bit and x86 64-bit)

If older OST plug-ins are already installed, existing files can be replaced with newer files.

Note: If you are using the 2.9.1 plug-in or later, you must use Solaris 10 2009 or later. For the Solaris 10 SPARC plug-in, make sure that the host is running Solaris 10 update 7 (2009) or later.

64-bit Solaris SPARC Plug-in Special Instructions

For the 64-bit Solaris SPARC plug-in, the 64-bit gcc3 run-time libraries must be installed before installing the OST plug-in. Solaris 10 includes the gcc3 libraries, but you must create a soft link for the OST plug-in to locate them.

To create a soft link to the gcc3 libraries:

Create the directory where the plug-in expects to locate the gcc3 libraries:

mkdir –p /opt/csw/gcc3/lib/64

Verify that the installed gcc3 libraries are (ELF) 64-bit:

file /usr/sfw/lib/sparcv9/libgcc_s.so.1

You should see “ELF 64-bit” or “64-bit” in the output.

Create a soft link between the plug-in directory and the gcc3 libraries:

ln –s /usr/sfw/lib/sparcv9/libgcc_s.so.1 /opt/csw/gcc3/lib/64/libgcc_s.so.1

Install the OST Plug-in

To install the plug-in:

Stop the NetBackup processes.
Create a temporary directory, such as /usr/tmp/qtmplugins.
Move to the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Untar the files using /bin/tar xvf QuantumOSTPluginsolaris_x86.64.tar
Move the plug-in using:

mv libstspiQuantum.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

mv libstspiQuantumMT.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

Move the configuration file using
/bin/mkdir -p /usr/Quantum; /bin/mv QuantumPlugin.conf /usr/Quantum
Certificate files for encryption must be installed when any method of encryption is used. Move the certificate files using the following commands:

Note: It is recommended that custom certificate files be installed to provide maximum encryption security. Use of the default certificate files provided by Quantum is not recommended.

/bin/mv cacert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv cert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv key.pem /usr/Quantum

Note: The certificate files should be the same as the certificate files installed on the DXi using the Configuration > System > Security > Data Encryption (DXi Software 3.1.0 or above) or Configuration > OST > Accent (DXi Software 3.0.x or below) page. If there are existing certificate files under the /usr/Quantum/ directory, retain a copy of them for future use.

Create a script in /etc/init.d called tcp_options and add the following lines to it (different for Solaris 10 and Solaris 11):

For Solaris 10, use the following script:

#!/bin/sh
# adjust the TCP buffer size so 'setsockopt(...)' from the plug-in
# works properly
/usr/sbin/ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_max_buf 8388608
# These are the values that we used for Solaris 10 tcp options to get
# maximum performance. Your environment may need different tcp
# options in order to obtain maximum performance. Please consult your
# Solaris 10 administrator manual about how to set these options for
# your environment.
/usr/sbin/ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_xmit_hiwat 4194304
/usr/sbin/ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_recv_hiwat 4194304
/usr/sbin/ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_wscale_always 1
/usr/sbin/ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_tstamp_if_wscale 1

For Solaris 11, use the following script:

#!/bin/sh
# adjust the TCP buffer size so 'setsockopt(...)' from the plug-in
# works properly
/usr/sbin/ipadm set-prop -p max_buf=8388608 tcp
# These are the values that we used for Solaris 11 tcp options to get
# maximum performance. Your environment may need different tcp
# options in order to obtain maximum performance. Please consult your
# Solaris 11 administrator manual about how to set these options for
# your environment.
/usr/sbin/ipadm set-prop -p send_buf =1048576 tcp
/usr/sbin/ipadm set-prop -p recv _buf =1048576 tcp
/usr/sbin/ipadm set-prop -p _wscale_always=1 tcp
/usr/sbin/ipadm set-prop -p _tstamp_if_wscale=1 tcp

Ensure that your script is executable:

chmod a+x /etc/init.d/tcp_options

Link the startup script from the appropriate directory for your run level so the settings are persistent across reboots. In this case we used:

ln -s /etc/init.d/tcp_options /etc/rc3.d/S20tcp_options

Reboot your system.
After the reboot, check that the TCP settings are persistent For example, for checking tcp_max_buf you would type ndd /dev/tcp tcp_max_buf
(Optional) Delete the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is rm -rf /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Restart the NBU processes to initiate backups and restores.

Install the OST Plug-in for HP-UX 11i 64-bit

If older OST plug-ins are already installed, existing files can be replaced with newer files.

Note: OST plug-ins for HP-UX 11i 64-bit platform are present in the QuantumOSTPluginHPUX11iv3_Itanium.64.tar file.

To install the plug-in:

Stop the NetBackup processes.
Create a temporary directory, such as /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Move to the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Untar the files using /bin/tar xvf QuantumOSTPluginHPUX11iv3 Itanium.64.tar
Move the plug-in using:

mv libstspiQuantum.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

mv libstspiQuantumMT.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins

Move the configuration file using:

/bin/mkdir -p /usr/Quantum; /bin/mv QuantumPlugin.conf /usr/Quantum

Certificate files for encryption must be installed when any method of encryption is used. Move the certificate files using the following commands:

Note: It is recommended that custom certificate files be installed to provide maximum encryption security. Use of the default certificate files provided by Quantum is not recommended.

/bin/mv cacert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv cert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv key.pem /usr/Quantum

Note: The certificate files should be the same as the certificate files installed on the DXi using the Configuration > System > Security > Data Encryption (DXi Software 3.1.0 or above) or Configuration > OST > Accent (DXi Software 3.0.x or below) page. If there are existing certificate files under the /usr/Quantum/ directory, retain a copy of them for future use.

(Optional) Delete the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is rm -rf /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Restart the NetBackup processes to initiate backups and restores.

Install the OST Plug-in for IBM AIX Power 64-bit

If older OST plug-ins are already installed, existing files can be replaced with newer files.

Note: OST plug-ins for IBM AIX Power 64-bit platform are present in the QuantumOSTPluginaixPowerPC64.64.tar file.

To install the plug-in:

Stop the NetBackup processes.
Create a temporary directory, such as /usr/tmp/qtmplugins.
Move to the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Untar the files using /bin/tar xvf QuantumOSTPluginaixPowerPC64.64.tar
Move the plug-in using:

mv libstspiQuantum.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

mv libstspiQuantumMT.so /usr/openv/lib/ost-plugins/

Move the configuration file using

/bin/mkdir -p /usr/Quantum; /bin/mv QuantumPlugin.conf /usr/Quantum

Certificate files for encryption must be installed when any method of encryption is used. Move the certificate files using the following commands:

Note: It is recommended that custom certificate files be installed to provide maximum encryption security. Use of the default certificate files provided by Quantum is not recommended.

/bin/mv cacert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv cert.pem /usr/Quantum

/bin/mv key.pem /usr/Quantum

Note: The certificate files should be the same as the certificate files installed on the DXi using the Configuration > System > Security > Data Encryption (DXi Software 3.1.0 or above) or Configuration > OST > Accent (DXi Software 3.0.x or below) page. If there are existing certificate files under the /usr/Quantum/ directory, retain a copy of them for future use.

(Optional) Delete the temporary directory created in step 2. In this example it is rm -rf /usr/tmp/qtmplugins
Restart the NetBackup processes to initiate backups and restores.

Uninstall the OST Plug-in

To uninstall the OST Plug-in, follow the appropriate section below for your platform:

Troubleshooting

For troubleshooting information, refer to the following sections:

Additional Troubleshooting Information for Windows

On Windows platforms, a remote write failure error may occur during OST backups. If this error occurs, it means multiple streams cannot be opened, and only a single connection can be used to write data to the DXi.

To correct this problem, refer to the following information:

Configuring OST Plug-in TCP Settings

To correct the problem, configure the OST Plug-in TCP Settings to use the system default values:

On the media server, open the following file in WordPad or another text editor:

C:\Windows\libstspiQuantum.ini

In the file, un-comment the following lines and set each value to zero:

TCP_RCVBUF=0

TCP_SNDBUF=0

Save and close the file.
Restart the backup application services and run the backups again.

Configuring Windows Registry Settings

The following error may also occur:

ERROR - 20110816 15:23:29 3760 3564..\..\lib\stspiQuantum\util.cpp:281..\..\xcomm.c:678 sendmsg failed - errno: 10060, errmsg: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond.

The following Microsoft technical bulletin provides information for resolving the error:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q191143/

Note: Make sure to review the Important information in the technical bulletin regarding problems that might occur if the registry is incorrectly modified.

To correct the problem, configure Windows registry settings:

On the media server, start Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe) and navigate to the following sub key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters

Select Edit > Add Value, and then add a new sub key using the following values:

Note: The TcpMaxDataRetransmissions sub key is not present in the registry by default. Adding this sub key will reduce the number of timeouts by allowing more time for connections to complete.

Value Name: TcpMaxDataRetransmissions
Value Type: REG_DWORD - Number
Valid Range: 0 - 0xFFFFFFFF
Default Value: 5 Decimal
New Value: 10 Decimal

Click OK.
Exit Registry Editor.
Reboot the media server.

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File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginWinX64-3.1.2-3219.msi
Current Plug-in Version:	3.1.2
DXi Software Version Supported:	2.1.3 or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginWinX64-11.0.0-4724.msi
Current Plug-in Version:	11.0.0
DXi Software Version Supported:	2.1.3 or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginlinuxR_x86_64-3.1.1-2936.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	3.1.1
DXi Software Version Supported:	2.1.3 or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginlinuxR_x86_64-11.0.0-4724.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	11.0.0
DXi Software Version Supported:	2.1.3 or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginS10_x86_64-2.9.1-2778.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	2.9.1
DXi Software Version Supported:	1.4.x or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginlinuxS_x86_64-10.1.0-3839.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	10.1.0
DXi Software Version Supported:	2.1.3 or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginsolaris_x86_64-2.9.1-2778.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	2.9.1
DXi Software Version Supported:	1.4.x or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginsolaris_64-2.9.1-2778.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	2.9.1
DXi Software Version Supported:	1.4.x or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginhpia64_64-2.9.1-2778.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	2.9.1
DXi Software Version Supported:	1.4.x or later

File Name:	QuantumOSTPluginaixPowerPC64_64-2.9.1-2778.tar
Current Plug-in Version:	2.9.1
DXi Software Version Supported:	1.4.x or later

File Name:	Quantum_10.1.0-3839_OST_suse_64.tar.gz
Current Plug-in Version:	10.1.0
DXi Software Version Supported:	2.1.3 or later

File Name:	Quantum_10.1.0-3839_OST_redhat_64.tar.gz
Current Plug-in Version:	10.1.0
DXi Software Version Supported:	2.1.3 or later

OST Plug-in Installation

Overview

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Installation Procedure