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automatically map datastore to proxys!
I see that there is a way to add all datastore to all proxys ( java -jar proxycp.jar --selectalldatastore), this there a way to just add certain proxies to certain data stores
I have 25 Proxies and 26 data stores
running avamar 7.0.2-47
rprnairj
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June 15th, 2015 12:00
You can edit the proxy from MCGUI, on Administration tab, by right-click the proxy you want to add datastores to, and select "Edit Client" it will open a window where you can individually add datastore (by check box) you want to on that particular proxy.
vbigchris
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June 17th, 2015 01:00
not really what i was looking for. having the amount of datastores and proxys we have in play
Ryan_Johnson
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June 17th, 2015 13:00
One possible solution is available in version 7.1. You can add all datastores to all proxies and force the proxies to only use hot-add.
Amol
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June 17th, 2015 14:00
You can use mccli command to add individual datastore to a proxy
mccli client add-datastore
Add a new datastore to be protected by proxy client
[--datacenter=String]: fully qualified datacenter name in vCenter. Required for vCenter. Not required for esx host.
<--datastore-name=String>: datastore name to be protected by proxy client. Multiple --datastore-name options are acceptable. It should be of the same datacenter.
[--domain=String(/)]: proxy client's domain
<--name=String>: proxy client name
[--vcenter-esx-name=String]: vc
Alternatively if you already have a datastore selection on a proxy and want to copy the same selection on another proxy you could use proxycp
Regards
Amol Powar
Ram.P
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June 17th, 2015 19:00
Hi Guys,
What about in VBA, when ever new DataStores are added in, are they automatically scanned and made visible to VBA @ Proxies?