Using the Export tab, you can create backups of the product configurations and/or appliance OS core configuration.
Starting from the Big Data Protector 7.2.0 release, the HDFS File Protector (HDFSFP) is deprecated. The HDFSFP-related sections are retained to ensure coverage for using an older version of Big Data Protector with the ESA 7.2.0.
If you plan to use ESAs in a Trusted Appliances Cluster, and you are using HDFSFP with the DFSFP patch installed on the ESA, then ensure that you clear the DFSFP_Export check box when exporting the configurations from the ESA, which will be designated as the Master ESA.
In addition, for the Slave ESAs, ensure that the HDFSFP datastore is not defined and the HDFSFP service is not added.
The HDFSFP data from the Master ESA should be backed up to a file and moved to a backup repository outside the ESA. This will help in retaining the data related to HDFSFP, in cases of any failures.
Perform the following steps to backup the configuration to local file.
Export operation has been completed successfully
appears. The created configuration is saved to your system.You can export your appliance configuration to the trusted appliances cluster, which your appliance belongs to. The procedure of creating the backup is almost the same as exporting to a file.
You need to define what configurations to export, and which nodes in the cluster receive the configuration. You do not need to import the files as is required when backing up the selected configuration. The configuration will be automatically replicated on the selected nodes when you export the configuration to the cluster.
When you are exporting data from one ESA to other, ensure that you run separate tasks to export the LDAP settings first and then the OS settings.
Perform the following steps to export a configuration to a trusted appliances cluster.