Summary of #Commvault - Virtual Server Agent (#VSA) Install for VMs (#VMware) backup.
Video Summary
The video titled "Commvault - Virtual Server Agent (VSA) Install for VMs (VMware) backup" provides a detailed guide on installing the Commvault Virtual Server Agent for backing up VMware environments. The presentation begins with an overview of the VMware setup, highlighting the use of VMware vCenter and ESXi, specifically version 6.5. Key points include:
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VMware Environment Overview
- The setup includes a vCenter managing two VMs, with details on storage and networking configurations.
- Change Block Tracking (CBT) is crucial for backups, and instructions are provided on how to check if CBT is enabled on VMs.
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Commvault Installation Process
- The video discusses two installation methods: push install and manual install.
- For the push install, a new client entry is created in Commvault, and the installation is initiated. The speaker notes that the push method does not allow visibility into the components being installed.
- The manual install process is detailed, including steps to log into the VM, run the setup, and select appropriate packages for installation.
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Installation Steps
- The installation involves selecting the language, accepting the license agreement, and configuring installation options.
- Pre-requisites such as the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package are automatically handled.
- Detailed steps are provided for configuring network settings, client certificates, and ensuring proper communication with the Commvault server.
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Post-Installation Configuration
- After installation, the video demonstrates how to verify client configuration and services in the Commvault GUI.
- It emphasizes the importance of the installed media agent service for VM replication.
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Future Content
- The video concludes with a teaser for the next installment, which will cover further configuration for VMware backups.
Main Speakers/Sources
- The video is presented by the Commvault channel, with no specific individual speakers mentioned.
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Technology