Hi there,
IHAC running SMO on linux and OPS/PRT mgr on windows.
They want protection configured in their profile as listed in the profile below.
I wonder what the perquisites are in terms of authentication, as the windows machine and the linux box are not in the same authentication domain?
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[oracle@rac12 ~]$ smo profile show -profile RBASE_PR2
Profile name: RBASE_PR2
Comment: Profile for RAC database Rbase
Target database:
Database name: rbase
SID: rbase2
Host: rac12
Port: 1521
Username: sys
Password: ********
Repository:
Database name: catbase.nltestlab.hq.netapp.com
SID: catbase.nltestlab.hq.netapp.com
Host: mns-dfm1.nltestlab.hq.netapp.com
Port: 1521
Username: smouser
Password: ********
RMAN:
Use RMAN via recovery catalog
TNS Name: catbase
Username: rcat
Password: ********
Oracle user account: oracle
Oracle user group: dba
Snapshot Naming:
Pattern: smo_{profile}_{db-sid}_{scope}_{mode}_{smid}
Example: smo_rbase_pr2_rbase2_f_h_1_8abc01e915a55ac50115a55acc8d0001_0
Protection:
Dataset: smo_rac12_rbase
Protection policy: Back up
Conformance status: CONFORMANT
Local backups to retain:
Hourly: 24 hour(s) or 4 copies
Daily: 7 day(s)
Weekly: 4 week(s)
Monthly: 12 month(s)
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C:\Users\administrator.HVHLAB>dfm user list
Id Administrator Email Pager
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29 Everyone
2542 HVH-DFM01\sd-user
2047 HVHLAB\administrator
2656 rac12\oracle
I tried to use "sd-user", added this user to DFM and used in the snapdrive config, but got access denied to the volumes having the database files.
C:\Users\administrator.HVHLAB>dfm user role list sd-user
Role Id Role Name
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28 GlobalFullControl
C:\Users\administrator.HVHLAB>dfm user role list rac12\oracle
Role Id Role Name
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28 GlobalFullControl
[root@rac12 snapdrive]# snapdrive config list
username appliance name appliance type
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root vmware-filer01.nltestlab.hq.netapp.com StorageSystem
sd-user 10.64.28.108 DFM
However after checking the logs I added the dfm administrator "rac12\oracle" result; it seems to work (did not check all variations yet).
I actually think there needs to be a common authentication scheme (LDAP or bringing the Linux Oracle Servers in Active Directory) in order to make this work, is that correct? Anny comments from your side would be appreciated since I'm digging around is this for quite some time.
What is required to make this work?
