DELL EMC DES-3128 Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

The steps to resolve the issue of the client "ClientAB" not being in the backup server's clients list are as follows:

• Verify the client name:

• On the NetWorker server, open the NetWorker Management Console.
• Go to the Clients tab.
• Verify that the client "ClientA" is present in the list of clients.
• Verify that the client "ClientAB" is not present in the list of clients.

• Update the client name:

• On the NetWorker server, open the NetWorker Management Console.
• Go to the Clients tab.
• Click on the ClientA.
• In the Client Name field, update the name to "ClientAB"
• In the Client Address field, enter the IP address or hostname of the client.
• Click on the OK button to save the changes.

• Re-schedule the backup

• Go to the Clients tab.
• Click on the ClientAB.
• Go to the Schedules tab.
• Remove the current schedule and create a new schedule for the client.
• Select the appropriate schedule for the backup.
• In the Save Set field, select the save set that you need to backup.
• Click on the OK button to schedule the backup.

• Monitor the backup process

• Monitor the backup process to ensure that it is running successfully.
• Check the logs for any errors.

To configure an AFTD device on "StorageNodeA" with the name "OracleBackup" using the folder "D:\AFTD" to the pool "Default", the administrator can use the Data Domain CLI (Command Line Interface) to access the Data Domain system and create the AFTD device. Here are the steps:

• Log in to the Data Domain CLI by entering the following command:

ssh admin@StorageNodeA

• Once logged in, create a new AFTD device named "OracleBackup" by entering the following command:

ddboost afd create --name OracleBackup --pool Default --folder D:\AFTD

• Verify that the new AFTD device has been created by running the following command:

ddboost afd show --name OracleBackup

• To make sure that the Oracle backups only use the specific storage node, you can assign the AFTD device to the Oracle backup host by running the following command:

ddboost afd set --name OracleBackup --host OracleBackupHost

• Verify the configuration by running the following command:

ddboost afd show --name OracleBackup

• To make sure that the StorageNodeA is a dedicated storage node, you can configure the storage node to only allow the OracleBackup host to use the AFTD device by running the following command:

ddboost host access add --host OracleBackupHost --afd OracleBackup

Finally, the administrator should select the “Apply” button to save the configuration.

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NetWorker does not support recovery from aborted save sets, so the administrator should inform the customer that the data backed up before the backup was stopped cannot be recovered.

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