Hi all,
I have installed a “Virtual Server” package on a linux VM but the VM is not listed as an Access Node when configuring access nodes for a Hypervisor or a VM group.
Couple of days ago I installed two VM with same OS and same Commvault packages and these two VM became available as Access nodes immediately.
(Commvault release is 11.32.35)
Could anybody help, please?
Thanks,
Lubos
Best answer by Rajiv
Hello
As per the document: Deploying a Linux Machine as a VSA Proxy (commvault.com) the VM should be registered with Red Hat and the mono frameworks will be installed which is a requirement.
Also, could you please add the below additional setting on the commserve and re-open the console and check if the VM is showing up in the list:
Name: bEnableUnixProxyForVMWare
Category: CommServDB.Console
Type: Boolean
Value: True
Best,
Rajiv Singal
+12Hello
As per the document: Deploying a Linux Machine as a VSA Proxy (commvault.com) the VM should be registered with Red Hat and the mono frameworks will be installed which is a requirement.
Also, could you please add the below additional setting on the commserve and re-open the console and check if the VM is showing up in the list:
Name: bEnableUnixProxyForVMWare
Category: CommServDB.Console
Type: Boolean
Value: True
Best,
Rajiv Singal
Hi Lubos,
In addition to installing the virtual server package, linux having mono framework, the access nodes need to be x86_64 AMD/Intel Windows or Linux or ARM for the machines to be picked up as access nodes for VSA.
Regards,
Sandeep
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