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NIMBLE SAN VISIO UPDATE
Primary Accountabilities and Deliverables:
The role is based in Slough with flexibility to work in a hybrid office / remote location depending, as necessary. The manager will collaborate with colleagues from the service management, desktop / application support, business teams and Project delivery teams.įor this wide and varied role, it is essential that the role holder has a high level of communication skills, exhibits technical competence, and can operate in a pressured environment where every day is different, and priorities can change quickly.
NIMBLE SAN VISIO PROFESSIONAL
You will lead the team working in a professional and ensure best practice processes and procedures in line with ITIL guidance are followed and developed where appropriate. The team are also involved in the delivery of projects and the infrastructure manager will be responsible for balancing BAU support and project delivery. The Team has a wide technical remit with a focus on fixing faults in a consistent manner and providing advice and guidance to other IT support functions. The infrastructure manager will have a hands-on role, leading a small team supporting the councils core IT infrastructure. Hope this helps you in implementing better security measures when using Storage Integration in your Veeam environment.We have an opportunity for an Infrastructure Manager to join an inclusive working environment. Notice no ‘disconnected’ Volumes in NCM below (which would be shown with a red ‘x’ icon on the Volume instead of a green check mark) but rather only my Repo Volumes: mitigating the potential of data removal.
NIMBLE SAN VISIO WINDOWS
For your Volumes used as (production) Datastore storage, they will not be shown in NCM and thus not presented to the Windows OS. For Volumes used as Repositories (if you use your Proxies like I do as a ‘combo’ Proxy/Repo box), you select to ‘connect’ those Volumes. When you configure access to your Volumes on your array, your Volumes are not shown as being ‘presented’ to the Backup Proxy.
NIMBLE SAN VISIO INSTALL
I won’t go into the full Windows Backup Proxy configuration process, but setting up your Proxies for DirectSAN/BfSS, you add the Microsoft File & iSCSI Services as a feature/role, and also install Nimble Connection Manager (NCM) and Discovery address to present your Nimble Volumes to the server. All you need to do is configure access for these Volume(s) on your Nimble array with the Proxy(ies) IQN and, configure the access on the array to apply to just “Snapshots Only”. For Nimble Volumes you use as Datastores, you do ***not*** need to present these Datastore Volumes to your Windows Proxy OS.
According to Veeam’s VMware User Guide here, when configuring your Proxy for Direct SAN mode (needed for BfSS), they state “ SAN storage volumes presented as VMware datastores must be exposed to the OS of the backup proxy which works in the Direct SAN access transport mode.” I cannot speak for other storage systems/vendors, but I would hope it’s the same for them. He and I were curious if Volumes used for Datastores really needed to be presented to the Windows Proxy OS. Several mos ago, we were trying to determine how best to present production storage to a Proxy, exposing as minimal amount of Nimble Volumes to a Windows OS as possible to prevent a catastrophic event, beit admin error or mal-intent.
NIMBLE SAN VISIO HOW TO
You can view the post here. For this post, I want to continue discussing Nimble Storage Integration, but provide you a security measure you can implement when configuring your Windows Proxies for Storage Integration or Direct SAN, as Veeam requires a Proxy to be configured with Direct SAN (or ‘Automatic Selection’) when using Backup from Storage Snapshots (BfSS).Ī fellow Vanguard and I have occasional on-going discussions on how to best secure Windows Backup Proxies using Nimble (now called whatever.Alletra? 🙄 ) for Storage Integration. I created a previous post on Nimble Storage Integration with Veeam, discussing how you can potentially recover data even if a backup job’s Deleted VMs retention setting has passed.
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