How To Enable and Troubleshoot SSL Certificates in Backup Exec 2010 R3
| Article:TECH158716 | | | Created: 2011-04-25 | | | Updated: 2012-08-23 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH158716 |
Problem
How To Enable and Troubleshoot SSL Certificates in Backup Exec 2010 R3
Solution
Enabling SSL Communications between a Media Server and a Remote Agent for Windows Servers
Method 1: Single Remote Server - Push Install
- Push install the Remote Agent for Windows Servers to a remote machine.
- After install, the remote machine may require a reboot.
- Open the Backup Exec Windows Servers Admin Console.
- Go to the Job Setup tab.
- Open a new Backup Selection List.
- Go to Favorite Resources > Windows Systems and confirm the remote machine is listed.
- If the machine is listed, attempt to expand the server.
- A prompt will be received if the machine is not trusted. The option to trust the machine will be made available at this time.
Method 2: Single Remote Server - Local Install
- Perform a Local Install of the Remote Agent for Windows Servers to a remote machine. (www.symantec.com/docs/TECH128757)
- After install, reboot may be required.
- Go back to the Media Server.
- Open the Backup Exec Windows Servers Admin Console.
- Go to the Job Setup tab.
- Open a new Backup Selection List.
- Go to Domains > Microsoft Windows Network > DomainName in the selection list.
- Locate the remote machine node.
- Right click on the machine name and select Establish Trust Relationship.
Troubleshooting
How to determine if the SSL certificate is installed correctly:
- BE 2010 R3 Remote agent advertisement appears under Favorites.
Note: BE 2010 R2 and below agents will still appear under Favorite Resources. BE 2010 R3 agents will only appear if they’re trusted.
- Browsing to remote agent does not prompt to establish trust.
- Use Backup Exec 2010 Remote Agent Utility > Security tab at Remote Agent machine to view installed certificates.
Note: Backup Exec 2010 Remote Agent Utility can be found under the Symantec Backup Exec program group.
If the remote machine is not listed under favorite resources:
- Open a new Backup Selection List.
- Go to Domains > Microsoft Windows Network > DomainName in the selection list.
- Locate the remote machine node.
- Right click on the machine name and select Establish Trust Relationship.
If the remote machine is not listed under favorite resources or as a domain machine, it can be added as a user defined selection. After that, the Establish Trust Relationship option can be used.
These trusts are established on a per Media Server basis. Each additional Media Server that has not trusted the remote machine will need to do so individually.
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