This tutorial guides you through the process of creating a user in Windows and configuring the necessary permissions in Veritas NetBackup. This will enable API access to collect data using the FenixDFA Agent tool.
Step 1: Create a User in Windows
Open the Command Prompt with administrative privileges and run the following command to create a new user named fenixdfa
with your desired password:
net user fenixdfa [your_password] /add
Note: Replace
[your_password]
with the password you wish to set for the user.
Step 2: Create a Local Group for the User
Still in the Command Prompt, create a local group named integration
with the command:
net localgroup integration /add
Step 3: Add the User to the Group
Add the user fenixdfa
to the integration
group:
net localgroup integration fenixdfa /add
Step 4: Grant Log on as a Service Rights
To allow the fenixdfa
user to log on as a service, follow these steps:
- Open the Local Security Policy:
- Press
Win + R
, typesecpol.msc
, and press Enter.
- Press
- Navigate to:
- Local Policies ➔ User Rights Assignment.
- Find and open the policy Log on as a service.
- Click on Add User or Group… and add the
fenixdfa
user. - Confirm the changes by clicking OK and close the window.
Step 5: Create a Custom Role in Veritas NetBackup
Now, configure the permissions in NetBackup:
- Access the Veritas NetBackup web interface and log in.
- Navigate to the Security menu and select RBAC.
- Click on + Add to add a new role.
- Select Custom Role.
- Fill in the Role Name field with a name like
FenixDFA Agent
.
Step 6: Assign Permissions to the Role
- In the Permissions section, click on Assign.
- In the Global tab, expand the following categories and select All in each:
- NetBackup Management
- Protection
- Storage
- After selecting the permissions, click on Assign to return to the previous screen.
Step 7: Assign the User to the Role
- In the Users section, click on Assign.
- Enter the name of the user created earlier,
fenixdfa
, and select it. - Click on Assign to confirm.
Step 8: Finalize the Role Creation
Click on Add Role to complete the process.
Now, the fenixdfa
user is configured with the necessary permissions to access the Veritas NetBackup API using the FenixDFA Agent tool.
Tip: Always verify that the settings are correct and test the access to ensure the user has the appropriate permissions.
Conclusion
By following these steps, you will successfully configure a dedicated user for interacting with the Veritas NetBackup API, ensuring security and efficiency in data collection with the FenixDFA Agent.
If you need additional assistance, please consult the official Veritas NetBackup documentation or contact technical support.