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Installation and configuration with cluster

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Hello,
I need to install Veeam plugin for AIX on a server which is the primary of two nodes and configure a job that saves the content of a folder in managed mode.

Should I install and repeat the configuration also on the secondary node?

Thanks

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Re: Installation and configuration with cluster

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Hello,

As I understand, you are running a 2-node PowerHA cluster.
I also assume you are referring to Veeam Agent for AIX, despite mentioning the word "plugin."
Please note that backup of a clustered system, IBM PowerHA SystemMirror, is not supported by Veeam Agent for AIX.

Therefore, the answer is yes, you must install Veeam Agent for AIX on both nodes.
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Re: Installation and configuration with cluster

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Hello Rovshan,
thanks.

I've installed the agent on both nodes.

What about the job configuration? A job has been configured from the primary node. Should I run the configuration also on the secondary? Maybe without a schedule because the target path is missing since it is on the primary node at the moment

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Re: Installation and configuration with cluster

Post by rovshan.pashayev »

Hello,

Yes, you will need to configure the job on the other secondary machine as well.
However, when it comes to a shared file system that is mounted on the primary node and needs to failover to the secondary node if necessary,
I would suggest trying NFS file share backup jobs.

Export the shared file system via NFS so that the share is accessible via the VIP/Clustered IP. Then, follow these steps:
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