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Correct way to backup remote drives on a Microsoft Cluster

  • November 20, 2023
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Hi,

 

I backup Databases hosted on a Microsoft CLuster 

I created the Microsoft pseudo client and add a SQL instance on it.

 

I also backup each Microsoft node through the filesystem agent.

I have enabled System state on each node.

The default subclient backup only the C and local drives.

I created another subclient on each node, but I can specify the disks presented by storage only on the active node.

 

What is the correct way to backup the remote disks present on the Active node.

Those disks are presented by a Storage and have their letters R,S,T

If a failover occurs, those disk are owned by the remaining node.

 

 

I tried to add a subclient at FIle System agent on the cluster it self, but it backups only the quorum disk and it gaves an error message.

 

Thanks for your help !

 

 

Best answer by Damian Andre

To have cluster aware backups, you need to configure a cluster node:

https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/4983_configuring_cluster_group_clients_for_windows_clusters.html

The cluster disks are then detected and will follow the cluster resources as they switch between nodes for the purpose of backup.

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To have cluster aware backups, you need to configure a cluster node:

https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/4983_configuring_cluster_group_clients_for_windows_clusters.html

The cluster disks are then detected and will follow the cluster resources as they switch between nodes for the purpose of backup.


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