Index

A

about
- PNI 7.2.6.1
access mode
- about 1.3.1.3
- about NDMP 1.3.1.3
- about primary 1.3.1.3
- selecting 7.2.3
ACSLS
- about C.1
- access controls C.7
- and obtool C.2
- cartridges C.2
- communicating with C.3
- configuration C.11
- drive association C.4
- imports and exports C.6
- installation C.11
- modified obtool commands C.9
- scratch pool C.2
- scratch pool management C.8
- unsupported obtool commands C.10
- volume loading and unloading C.5
adding
- hosts in manual certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
- tape device attachments 7.4.8
administrative domain
- configuration overview 7.1
- defined 1.3.1
- discovering tape devices 7.3.3
- enabling RDS D.2.1
- host naming 1.3.1.2
administrative server
- about 1.3.1.1
- configuring security 9.7.1.1
- directories A.2
- files A.2
- registering with Oracle Enterprise Manager 6.1.2
admin user
- creating password during installation on Windows 4.2
Apache Web server
- and network security 9.4.5
assets
- identifying for network security 9.2.1
attachments
- about 1.3.4.4
- about multiple attachments 7.4.9
- adding for tape devices 7.4.8
- displaying device attachment properties 7.4.8.2
- pinging for tape devices 7.4.8.1
- raw device names 7.4.8
authentication object
- configuring 7.9.2
authorization types
- NDMP servers 7.2.3
automated certificate provisioning mode
- about 9.2.4, 9.4.3.1
- and network security 9.7.1.2
automatic tape drive cleaning
- configuring 7.4.5.1
automatic volume ejection 7.4.5
automount mode
- about 1.3.4.2
- setting for tape drive 7.4.6

B

backup encryption
- enabling 9.5
backup environment
- and network security 9.2.2
backup type
- setting for NDMP hosts 7.2.3
barcode readers
- configuring 7.4.5
barcodes
- about 1.3.4.2
blocking factor
- about 1.3.4.1
- and restore operations 1.3.4.1
- setting for tape drive 7.4.6
- setting maximum for tape drive 7.4.6
block size
- about 1.3.4.1
- and restore operations 1.3.4.1

C

certificate provisioning
- about automated mode 9.2.4
- about manual mode 9.2.4
Certification Authority (CA) 9.4.3
- and network security 9.4
certkeysize policy 9.7.2.1
client
- defined 1.3.1.1
- installation on Windows 4.2
client host
- directories A.4
- files A.4
clients
- configuring security 9.7.1.2
cloud certificate 7.9.9.1
- about 7.9.9
- download 7.9.9, 7.9.9.1.1
- import 7.9.9.1.2
- view 7.9.9, 7.9.9.1.1
cloud storage devices
- about 1.3.5
- capacity
  - specifying 7.9.4
- concurrent jobs
  - specifying 7.9.4
- configuring 7.9
- editing properties 7.9.6
- listing currently defined 7.9.5
- removing 7.9.8
- renaming 7.9.7
- space utilization
  - specifying 7.9.3, 7.9.4
cloud storage devices for OCI
- creating 7.9.3
cloud storage devices for OCI Classic
- creating 7.9.4
cloud wallet
- adding certificate 7.9.9, 7.9.9.1, 7.9.9.1.2
- creating 7.9.9.2
- manually creating 7.9.9
- obcm wallet 7.9.9.1.2, 7.9.9.2
configuring
- about tape device names 7.4.1
- ACSLS C.11
- administrative server security 9.7.1.1
- barcode readers 7.4.5
- client security 9.7.1.2
- cloud storage devices 7.9
- discovering tape devices 7.3.3
- disk pools 7.7
- editing host properties 7.8.2
- host access mode 7.2.3
- host encryption 7.2.3
- host key sizes 7.2.3
- host roles 7.2.3
- hosts 7.2.1
- host status 7.2.3
- key sizes 7.2.3
- media server security 9.7.1.2
- naming tape drives 7.4.6
- naming tape libraries 7.4.5
- NDMP authorization type 7.2.3
- NDMP host backup type 7.2.3
- NDMP host environment variables 7.2.5
- NDMP host password type 7.2.3
- NDMP host port number 7.2.3
- NDMP protocol version 7.2.3
- pinging hosts 7.2.7
- preferred network interfaces 7.2.6
- removing a host 7.8.4
- tape device attachments 7.4.8
- tape devices 7.4.2
- tape drive automount mode 7.4.6
- tape drive blocking factor 7.4.6
- tape drive data transfer element 7.4.6
- tape drive error rate 7.4.6
- tape drive maximum blocking factor 7.4.6
- tape drives 7.4.2, 7.4.6
- tape drive status 7.4.6
- tape drive storage element use list 7.4.6
- tape drive usage 7.4.6
- tape drive World Wide Name (WWN) 7.4.6
- tape libraries 7.4.2, 7.4.5
- tape library status 7.4.5
- tape library World Wide Name (WWN) 7.4.5
- testing tape device attachments 7.4.8.1
- updating hosts 7.8.3
- viewing host properties 7.8.2
- Web tool Hosts page 7.8.1
configuring automatic tape drive cleaning 7.4.5.1
configuring for inbound connections
- PNI 7.2.6.2
configuring for outbound connections
- PNI 7.2.6.3
control connections 7.2.8, 7.2.8.1, 7.2.8.2
creating
- disk pools 7.7.2

D

daemons
- listening ports 4.3
- obacslibd C.3, C.6
- obacsssid C.3
- obhttpd 9.4.5
- obrobotd C.3
- observiced 9.4.3
- Web tool Manage page 6.2.4
data communication
- using RDS D.2
data encryption
- about 9.5
data transfer element
- defined 1.3.4.2
- tape drive configuration 7.4.6
device names
- about 1.3.4.4
devices
- about discovering automatically 7.3.1
directories
- administrative server A.2
- client A.4
- home A.1
- media server A.3
discovering devices
- about 7.3.1
disk pools
- capacity
  - specifying 7.7.2
- concurrent jobs
  - specifying 7.7.2
- configuring 7.7
- creating 7.7.2
- displaying 7.7.1
- modifying 7.7.3
- renaming 7.7.4
- space utilization
  - specifying 7.7.2
- specifying attachment 7.7.2
displaying
- device attachment properties 7.4.8.2
- disk pools 7.7.1
- Web tool Backup page 6.2.5
- Web tool Configure page 6.2.3
- Web tool Devices page 7.4.4
- Web tool Home page 6.2.2
- Web tool Hosts page 7.8.1
- Web tool Manage page 6.2.4
- Web tool Restore page 6.2.6
DTE
- See: data transfer element

E

editing
- host properties 7.8.2
- tape device properties 7.6.3
enable
- tcpkeepalive 7.2.8.2
encryptdataintransit policy 9.5, 9.6
encryption, host 7.2.3
encryption in transit 9.5
environment variables
- setting for NDMP host 7.2.5
error rate
- setting for tape drive 7.4.6
exporting
- identity certificates 9.8.6

F

filers
- support for SSL 9.4
firewalls
- configuring after installation on Windows 4.3

H

home directory
- location A.1
host
- disabling RDS 7.2.3
hosts
- about configuration 7.2.1
- access modes 1.3.1.3
- adding environment variables for NDMP host 7.2.5
- adding in manual certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
- configuring access modes 7.2.3
- configuring encryption 7.2.3
- configuring key sizes 7.2.3
- configuring preferred network interfaces 7.2.6
- configuring roles 7.2.3
- disabling RDS D.2.1
- duplicate names 2.2.1.3
- editing properties 7.8.2
- IP addresses 7.2.3
- naming 1.3.1.2
- NDMP authorization type 7.2.3
- pinging 7.2.7
- removing 7.8.4
- setting NDMP backup type 7.2.3
- setting NDMP host port number 7.2.3
- setting NDMP password type 7.2.3
- setting NDMP protocol version 7.2.3
- setting status 7.2.3
- trusted 9.3
- updating 7.8.3
- viewing properties 7.8.2
- Web tool Hosts page 7.8.1

I

identity certificates
- distributing 9.2.4
- exporting 9.8.6
- importing 9.8.7
- managing with obcm 9.8
- revoking 9.4.6
IEE
- See: import/export element
import/export element
- defined 1.3.4.2
importing
- identity certificates 9.8.7
installation media
- about 2.2.2
installation on Linux/UNIX
- disabling SCSI scan software 3.1
- silent install of client role 3.4
- with Oracle Real Application Clusters 3.3
installation on Windows
- assigning users Windows credentials 4.2.2
- configuring firewalls 4.3
- creating oracle user 4.2.2
- creating password for admin user 4.2
- creating password for key store 4.2
- disabling SCSI scanning software 4.1
- preliminary steps 4.1
- selecting host roles 4.2
- with Oracle Real Application Clusters 4.2
installing
- ACSLS C.11
interfaces
- about 1.5
IP addresses
- configuring a host 7.2.3
- requirements 2.2.1.3

K

keys
- setting size 9.7.2
key sizes
- configuring 7.2.3
key store
- creating password during installation on Windows 4.2

L

Linux
- probing SCSI parameters B.1
local policy
- tcpkeepalive 4.3, 7.2.8, 7.2.8.1, 7.2.8.2
logical unit numbers
- prerequisites 3.5.5

M

malicious users
- and network security 9.2.3
manage regions
- region identifier 7.9.9.1.1
manual certificate provisioning mode 9.4.3.1
- about 9.2.4
- adding hosts in 9.7.1.2
- and network security 9.7.1.2
manual volume ejection 7.4.5
maximum blocking factor
- about 1.3.4.1
- setting for tape drive 7.4.6
media server
- defined 1.3.1.1
- directories A.3
- files A.3
media servers
- configuring security 9.7.1.2
medium transport element
- defined 1.3.4.2
modifying
- disk pools 7.7.3
MTE
- See: medium transport element
multiple attachments
- to storage area networks 7.4.9
multiple data paths 7.2.6
multiple network interfaces
- load balancing 7.1.1

N

names
- tape devices 7.4.1
- tape drives 7.4.1
- tape libraries 7.4.1
naming
- tape drives 7.4.6
- tape libraries 7.4.5
NDMP
- access mode 7.2.3
- supported versions 1.3.1.3
NDMP access mode
- about 1.3.1.3
NDMP authorization type
- nd5 7.2.3
- negotiated 7.2.3
- text 7.2.3
NDMP hosts
- adding environment variables 7.2.5
- authorization types 7.2.3
- nd5 authorization type 7.2.3
- negotiated authorization type 7.2.3
- setting backup type 7.2.3
- setting password type 7.2.3
- setting port number 7.2.3
- setting protocol version 7.2.3
- support for SSL 9.4
- testing TCP connection 7.2.7
- updating 7.8.3
NDMP protocol
- setting 7.2.3
NDMP text authorization type 7.2.3
network connection types
- order of precedence 7.1.1
- PNI 7.2.6.1.3
network load balancing 7.1.1
network security
- Apache Web server 9.4.5
- authenticated SSL connections 9.4.2
- automated certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
- backup environment 9.2.2
- Certification Authority 9.4
- Certification Authority (CA) 9.4.3
- certkeysize 9.7.2.1
- configuring clients 9.7.1.2
- configuring media servers 9.7.1.2
- configuring the administrative server 9.7.1.1
- corporate network example 9.2.2.3
- data center example 9.2.2.2
- default configuration 9.6
- disabling SSL 9.7.3
- distributing identity certificates 9.2.4
- enabling backup encryption 9.5
- encryptdataintransit 9.5, 9.6
- exporting signed certificates 9.8.6
- host authentication 9.1, 9.4
- host communication 9.4
- identifying assets 9.2.1
- identifying principals 9.2.1
- identity certificates 9.4.1
- importing identity certificates 9.8.7
- levels 9.2.1
- malicious users 9.2.3
- manual certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
- obcm utility 9.8
- obfuscated wallet 9.4.4
- Oracle wallet 9.4.4
- Oracle wallet passwords 9.4.4
- overview 9.1
- planning 9.2
- public key cryptography 9.4.1
- revoking an identity certificate 9.4.6
- securecomms 9.6, 9.7.3
- Secure Sockets Layer 9.1
- selecting administrative and media servers 9.2.3
- setting key size 9.7.2
- setting key size in obparameters 9.7.2.1
- setting key sizes in certkeysize security policy 9.7.2.2
- single-host example 9.2.2.1
- trusted certificates 9.4.3
- trusted hosts 9.3
- using obcm 9.4.3.1
- X.509 certificates 9.1

O

obcm utility
- and network security 9.4.3.1
- exporting certificates with 9.8.6
- importing certificates with 9.8.7
- in manual certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
- managing certificates 9.8
obfirewallconfig.bat 4.3
obfuscated wallet
- and network security 9.4.4
obparameters
- setting key size 9.7.2.1
obtool
- about 1.5, 6.3
- displaying help 6.3.1
- ending a session 6.3.5
- modified commands for ACSLS C.9
- redirecting input from text files 6.3.3.1, 6.3.4.2
- running commands in interactive mode 6.3.3
- running multiple commands 6.3.4.1
- starting as specific user 6.3.6
- starting in interactive mode 6.3.2
- starting in noninteractive mode 6.3.4
- unsupported commands for ACSLS C.10
on-demand volume ejection 7.4.5
operating systems
- supported 2.2.1.1
Oracle Enterprise Manager
- about 1.5
- and Oracle Secure Backup 6.1
- enabling OSB links 6.1.1
- link to OSB Web tool 6.1.3
- registering administrative server 6.1.2
Oracle Secure Backup home directory 2.3.2
oracle user
- creating during installation on Windows 4.2.2
Oracle wallet
- and network security 9.4.4
- obfuscated 9.4.4
- passwords 9.4.4
order
- network connection types 7.1.1

P

passwords
- creating admin user password during installation on Windows 4.2
- creating keystore password during installation on Windows 4.2
- Oracle wallet 9.4.4
- setting NDMP host password type 7.2.3
pinging
- hosts 7.2.7
- tape device attachments 7.4.8.1
- tape devices 7.6.2
PNI
- about 7.2.6.1
- network connection types 7.2.6.1.3
- removing 7.2.6.4, 7.2.6.5
port number
- setting for NDMP host 7.2.3
preferred network interface
- See: PNI
preferred network interfaces (PNI)
- configuring 7.2.6
prerequisites
- Linux and UNIX 3.1
- SCSI Generic driver 3.6
primary access mode 1.3.1.3, 7.2.3
principals
- identifying for network security 9.2.1
private keys
- setting size 9.7.2
Probing SCSI parameters
- on Linux B.1
properties
- displaying for device attachments 7.4.8.2
- displaying for tape devices 7.6.1
public key cryptography 9.4.1
- in manual certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
public keys
- setting size 9.7.2

R

raw device names
- in tape device attachments 7.4.8
RDS
- about D.1
- advantages D.1
- available platforms D.2
- disabling for hosts 7.2.3, D.2.1
- enabling for administrative domain D.2.1
- over Infiniband D.2
- support D.1
- using D.2
region identifier 7.9.9.1.1
removing
- hosts 7.8.4
renaming
- disk pools 7.7.4
requirements
- disk space 2.2.1.2
- duplicate host names 2.2.1.3
- host name resolution 2.2.1.3
- IP addresses 2.2.1.3
- SCSI Generic driver 3.6.1
- TCP/IP 2.2.1.3
- WINS 2.2.1.3
roles
- selecting during installation on Windows 4.2
roles, host 7.2.3

S

scanning software
- disabling 7.4.5, 7.4.6
SCSI
- disabling scanning software 3.1
SCSI Generic driver
- adding 3.6
- requirements 3.6.1
SCSI scanning software
- disabling 7.4.5, 7.4.6
- disabling during installation on Windows 4.1
SE
- See: storage element
securecomms policy 9.6, 9.7.3
security
- Apache Web server 9.4.5
- authenticated SSL connections 9.4.2
- automated certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
- backup environment 9.2.2
- Certification Authority (CA) 9.4.3
- certkeysize 9.7.2.1
- configuring clients 9.7.1.2
- configuring media servers 9.7.1.2
- configuring the administrative server 9.7.1.1
- corporate network example 9.2.2.3
- data center example 9.2.2.2
- default configuration 9.6
- disabling SSL 9.7.3
- distributing identity certificates 9.2.4
- enabling backup encryption 9.5
- encryptdataintransit 9.5, 9.6
- exporting signed certificates 9.8.6
- host authentication 9.1, 9.4
- host communication 9.4
- identifying assets 9.2.1
- identifying principals 9.2.1
- identity certificates 9.4.1
- importing identity certificates 9.8.7
- levels 9.2.1
- malicious users 9.2.3
- manual certificate provisioning mode 9.7.1.2
- obcm utility 9.8
- obfuscated wallet 9.4.4
- Oracle wallet 9.4.4
- Oracle wallet passwords 9.4.4
- planning 9.2
- public key cryptography 9.4.1
- revoking an identity certificate 9.4.6
- securecomms 9.6, 9.7.3
- Secure Sockets Layer 9.1
- selecting administrative and media servers 9.2.3
- setting key size 9.7.2
- setting key size in obparameters 9.7.2.1
- setting key sizes in certkeysize security policy 9.7.2.2
- single-host example 9.2.2.1
- SSL 9.4
- trusted certificates 9.4.3
- trusted hosts 9.3
- using obcm utility 9.4.3.1
- X.509 certificates 9.1
security, overview 9.1
SSL
- authenticated connections 9.4.2
- disabling 9.7.3
- support for NDMP 9.4
status
- checking tape devices 7.6.2
- hosts 7.2.3
- setting for tape drives 7.4.6
- setting for tape libraries 7.4.5
storage devices
- supported 2.2.1.1
storage element
- defined 1.3.4.2
supported
- NDMP versions 1.3.1.3
- operating systems 2.2.1.1
- tape devices 2.2.1.1
- web browsers 2.2.1.1
suppress communication with host 7.8.3
system requirements 2.2.1.1

T

tape devices
- about 1.3.4
- about attachments 1.3.4.4
- about multiple device attachments 7.4.9
- about names 1.3.4.4, 7.4.1
- adding device attachments 7.4.8
- automatic discovery 7.4.2
- configuring 7.4.2
- discovering in adminstrative domain 7.3.3
- displaying properties 7.6.1
- editing properties 7.6.3
- pinging 7.6.2
- pinging attachments 7.4.8.1
- Web tool Devices page 7.4.4
tape drives
- about discovering automatically 7.3.1
- about logical unit numbers 3.5.5
- about names 1.3.4.4, 7.4.1
- adding device attachments 7.4.8
- automatic cleaning 7.4.5.1
- automatic discovery 7.4.2
- configuring 7.4.2, 7.4.6
- defined 1.3.4.1
- disabling SCSI scanning software 7.4.6
- displaying properties 7.6.1
- editing properties 7.6.3
- naming 7.4.6
- setting automount mode 7.4.6
- setting blocking factor 7.4.6
- setting data transfer element 7.4.6
- setting error rate 7.4.6
- setting maximum blocking factor 7.4.6
- setting status 7.4.6
- setting storage element use list 7.4.6
- setting usage 7.4.6
- setting world wide names 7.4.6
- supported 2.2.1.1
- tape formats 1.3.4.1
- Web tool Devices page 7.4.4
tape formats 1.3.4.1
tape libraries
- about discovering automatically 7.3.1
- about logical unit numbers 3.5.5
- about names 1.3.4.4, 7.4.1
- adding device attachments 7.4.8
- automatic drive cleaning 1.3.4.2
- automatic loading 1.3.4.2
- automatic tape drive cleaning 7.4.5.1
- configuring 7.4.2, 7.4.5
- configuring barcode readers 7.4.5
- defined 1.3.4.2
- disabling SCSI scanning software 7.4.5
- displaying properties 7.6.1
- editing properties 7.6.3
- naming 7.4.5
- setting status 7.4.5
- setting world wide names 7.4.5
- virtual 1.3.4.3
- Web tool Devices page 7.4.4
tape library elements
- abbreviations 1.3.4.2
- data transfer 1.3.4.2
- import/export 1.3.4.2
- medium transport 1.3.4.2
- storage 1.3.4.2
TCP/IP
- requirements 2.2.1.3
TCP connection
- testing 7.2.7
tcpkeepalive 4.3, 7.2.8, 7.2.8.1, 7.2.8.2
trusted certificates 9.4.3
trusted hosts
- about 9.3

U

uninstalling
- Oracle Secure Backup on Linux/UNIX 5.1
- Oracle Secure Backup on Windows 5.2
uninstallob
- running 5.1
updating
- hosts 7.8.3
upgrade installation
- on Windows 32-bit 8.2
- on Windows x64 8.2
usage
- setting tape drive usage 7.4.6
use list
- configuring for tape drive 7.4.6

V

viewing
- host properties 7.8.2
virtual tape libraries
- backup operations 1.3.4.3
- defined 1.3.4.3
volumes
- automatic ejection 7.4.5
- manual ejection 7.4.5
- on-demand ejection 7.4.5

W

web browsers
- supported 2.2.1.1
Web tool
- about 1.5, 6.2
- Backup page 6.2.5
- Configure page 6.2.3
- Devices page 7.4.4
- displaying device attachment properties 7.4.8.2
- displaying tape device properties 7.6.1
- editing host properties 7.8.2
- editing tape device properties 7.6.3
- help 6.2.2.1
- Home page 6.2.2
- Hosts page 7.8.1
- link to Oracle Enterprise Manager 6.1.3
- logging in 6.2.1
- Manage page 6.2.4
- persistent page links 6.2.2.1
- pinging tape device attachments 7.4.8.1
- pinging tape devices 7.6.2
- preferences 6.2.2.1
- Restore page 6.2.6
- starting 6.2.1
- viewing host properties 7.8.2
WINS
- requirements 2.2.1.3
World Wide Name (WWN)
- setting for tape drives 7.4.6
- setting for tape libraries 7.4.5

X

X.509 certificates 9.1