NetBackup Appliance - Reonfigure bond from the appliance's CLISH

Unconfigure bond and reconfigure bond from the appliance's CLISH

Problem
Need to remove the current network bond or reconfigure the bond on the NetBackup appliance

Cause
No longer want to use the current bond or need to reconfigure the network bond

Solution
1. Network > Show Status
Determine what is plugged in

2. Network > Show Configuration
Determine the configuration

3. Network > Unconfigure bond0
This step will remove the IP address from bond0

4. Network > LinkAggregation Disable bond0
This step will remove the Bond

5. Network > Show Configuration
Determine the configuration has been deleted

6. Network > Configure 10.200.x.x 255.255.x.x 10.200.x.1 eth2,eth3,eth4,eth5
This step is an example and will create new bond0 interface on eth2, eth3, eth4 and eth5

7. Network > Show Configuration
This will show your new configuration with your new bond0

8. Network > Show Status
This will show the details of the bond and the ports


Applies To NetBackup 5220 and 5230 appliances

https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.000024787

EMC DD / alerts show current

ddboostuser@emcdd# alerts show current

Id       Post Time                  Severity   Class        Object          Message
------   ------------------------   --------   ----------   -------------   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
p0-146   Fri Aug 18 05:30:45 2017   CRITICAL   Filesystem   FilesysType=2   EVT-SPACE-00004: Space usage in Data Collection has exceeded 90% threshold.
------   ------------------------   --------   ----------   -------------   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
There is 1 active alert.
ddboostuser@emcdd#

EMC DD / listclients

msagentadmin administration --listClients --ddhost taltdd1  --ddpath "/alt_dd_stu1" --dduser "ddboostuser"

EMC DD / ddboost clients show active all

ddboostuser@emcdd# ddboost clients show active all

Client                  Client               Server               Operation   Mode  Storage-unit
Hostname            Interface          Interface
-----------              -------------       -------------          ---------      ----      ------------
mbx3                  192.168.2.22    192.168.2.248     write          dsp      dd_stu1
mbx4                 192.168.2.230  192.168.2.248     write          dsp      exchange
mbx1                 192.168.2.68    192.168.2.248     write          dsp      exchange
mbx2                 192.168.2.69    192.168.2.248     write          dsp      exchange
---------------------   -------------   -------------   ---------   ----      -----     -------
ddboostuser@emcdd#

EMC DD / filesys show space

ddboostuser@emcdd# filesys show space

Active Tier:
Resource           Size GiB    Used GiB   Avail GiB   Use%   Cleanable GiB*
----------------   --------   ---------   ---------   ----   --------------
/data: pre-comp           -   2609673.8           -      -                -
/data: post-comp    73030.2     68105.9      4924.2    93%            167.1
/ddvar                 47.2        10.2        34.7    23%                -
/ddvar/core           108.3         5.7        97.1     5%                -
----------------   --------   ---------   ---------   ----   --------------
 * Estimated based on last cleaning of 2017/08/25 02:29:47.
ddboostuser@emcdd#

EMC DD / adminaccess show

ddboostuser@emcdd# adminaccess show

Service       Enabled   Allowed Hosts

-----------   -------   --------------------

ssh           yes       -

scp           yes       (same as ssh)

telnet        no        emcdd

ftp           no        emcdd

ftps          no        -

http          yes       -

https         yes       -

web-service   yes       N/A

-----------   -------   --------------------

Ssh/Scp options:

Option            Value

---------------   ------------------

session-timeout   default (infinite)

server-port       default (22)

---------------   ------------------

Telnet options:

Option            Value

---------------   ------------------

session-timeout   default (infinite)

---------------   ------------------

Ftp options:

Option            Value

---------------   ------------------

session-timeout   default (infinite)

---------------   ------------------

Ftps options:

Option            Value

---------------   ------------------

session-timeout   default (infinite)

---------------   ------------------

Web options:

Option            Value

---------------   -----

http-port         80

https-port        443

session-timeout   10800

---------------   -----

ddboostuser@emcdd#

SUSE / Setting Up Bonding Devices

1. Run YaST > Network Devices > Network Settings.
2. Use Add and change the Device Type to Bond. Proceed with Next.
   
   
3. Select how to assign the IP address to the bonding device. Three methods are at your disposal:
   • No IP Address
   • Dynamic Address (with DHCP or Zeroconf)
   • Statically assigned IP Address
   Use the method that is appropriate for your environment.
4. In the Bond Slaves tab, select the Ethernet devices that should be included into the bond by activating the related check box.
5. Edit the Bond Driver Options. The modes that are available for configuration are the following:
   • balance-rr
   • active-backup
   • balance-xor
   • broadcast
   • 802.3ad
   • balance-tlb
   • balance-alb
6. Make sure that the parameter miimon=100 is added to the Bond Driver Options. Without this parameter, the data integrity is not checked regularly.
7. Click Next and leave YaST with OK to create the device.

https://www.suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_sle_admin/data/sec_bond.html

create a symbolic link command

ln -s /path/to/file /path/to/symlink

ln -s file1 link1

ln -s {/path/to/file-name} {link-name}

ln -s /opt/dpsapps/dbappagent/bin/hdbbackint hdbbackint