Dell PowerVault DR6000 - Manual (Page 140)

Adding RDS Devices in NVBU
To add RDS devices in the NVBU:
1. Log on to your NVBU media server and launch NVBU console.
2. Click Device Management.
The NVBU Device Management window is displayed.
3. Select Add → Add Dell RDA Device.
The Add Dell RDA Device window is displayed.
4. In Host, enter the IP address or the system host name of the DR System.
5. In Username, enter backup_user.
NOTE: The Username, backup_user is case-sensitive. You can configure RDS containers only while logged
on the DR Series system with username backup_user.
6. In Password, enter the password used to access the DR Series system.
7. In LSU, enter the name of the RDS container.
NOTE: The RDS container name in LSU is case-sensitive. Ensure that you enter the RDS container name
exactly as it is on the DR Series system.
8. To save the entered details and add the device to the NVBU server:
• Select File → Save
• Click the Save icon.
Removing RDS Devices From NVBU
NOTE: Removing an RDS device from NVBU does not delete the data stored in the RDS container on the DR Series
system.
To remove existing RDS devices from NVBU:
1. Log on to your NVBU server and launch NVBU console.
2. Click Device Management.
The NVBU Device Management window is displayed.
3. Select the RDA device that you want to remove, right-click, and select Remove.
NOTE: Ensure that you remove the RDA device from NVBU before you delete the container from the DR
Series system. You must force remove the RDS device from NVBU, if you delete an RDS container from the
DR Series system before removing it from the NVBU server.
4. Repeat step 3 to remove additional RDS devices.
The selected RDS device is removed from NVBU. The RDS container can now be removed from the DR Series system.
Backing Up Data on the RDS Container Using NVBU
You must back up data on the RDS container (available on the DR Series systems) using NVBU. Before you can back up
data using the RDS protocol, you must create an RDS container on the DR Series system and add that container as an
RDA device on NVBU. For more information see, Adding RDS Devices in NVBU .
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