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Hello Jarvis,

In terms of the amount of proxies there really isn't a recommendation that you can say applies to all environments. In general we have the sizing guides to give you a rough idea of what to size a proxy should be. This varies heavily on a few things.

The transport mode in question matters quite a bit as well for the amount of proxies and the configuration settings on them. Hotadd has limitations in regards to the amount of disks attached vs the amount of controllers added to the machine. A controller has have up to sixteen disks attached so in terms of Hotadd if you have one base controller that proxy can usually handle about five virtual machines mounted at once comfortably. This is assuming the virtual machines on average have about two disks. In general however I would say you would want at least two-three controllers to ensure you have amble room to mount disks.

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Something like SAN or NBD this isn't as much of a concern at least from the Vmware side, but Nutanix I believe has similar concerns regarding the amount of disks attached to each proxy if the proxies are housed inside Nutanix.

I have a customer who inquired about using Commvault Network Proxy Appliance since there is plans to isolate there backup network. Are there any limitations the the Commvault Network Proxy Appliance and or a list of best practices? Customer is concerned that if one proxy gets overloaded can more than one proxy be configured?

"The term HotAdd refers to the way the backups are completed. In HotAdd mode, the data volumes containing the virtual machines to be backed up are automatically mounted to the proxy, so they can be accessed by the proxy as a local disk. The ESX host the proxy is running on must have access to all datastores for the virtual machine."

@Adel BOUKHATEM you should use the port that is used by the proxy server to receive incoming requests. For squid this is normally (by default) TCP port 3128 and some others listen on 8080.

Commvault can use any port but you will have to reach out to the team who manages the HTTP proxy.

It's not a Commvault Proxy Server!!!

You are configuring Commvault to utilize an external proxy for the communication towards the defined cloud library/ Do note that it will communicate from the MediaAgent that is attached to the cloud library configuration. You are referring to the CommServe which could of course also act as the MediaAgent, but in most cases customers use dedicated machines that act as MediaAgents.

So what you can do to test it out is perform a telnet command towards the proxy + port from the server that will act as MediaAgent to see if you are able to make a connection.

It is common to see customers configured either way. A dedicated proxy is preferred as it eliminates the potential of seeing resource related issues. If you are going to use the MediaAgent that you use to move data, and that hosts DDBs and Index be sure to be mindful of resources.

The next step is to test backups. Perform a standard file system backup to ensure data is being protected correctly. If you are testing this in a lab (without firewalls) you can stop the services on the proxy and retry the check readiness; if it fails you have proved that the proxy is being used for data transfer.

As Mike said above, you can run Index Cleanup and move the Index Drive: Changing the Location of the Index Cache Directory (Indexing Version 1 and Indexing Version 2) (commvault.com)

Per the requirements, the minimum required disk size for Index (V2) is 400GB: System and Hardware Requirements (Indexing Version 2) (commvault.com)

Depending on your configuration, you could even move the V2 Indexes to another MA (with more Index disk space) using the workflow: Changing the Indexing MediaAgent (Indexing Version 2) (commvault.com)

is there a way to use a web proxy to backup Exchange/Sharepoint/Onedrive Online ?

since only https connections are used, it should be possible to forward backup requests to a web proxy instead of place am AccessNode in the DMZ.

Please check on the proxy server (vmware) , vm edit setting disk details (vmname-0000X.vmdk ) , if there is available you have remove manually . Some cases the snapshot won't release automatically there is no permanent solution for this issue (common in all vmware backup solutions).

Good afternoon folks,We have an AWS EC2 instance configured as a Commvault VSA proxy which needs to read and write from multiple S3 buckets.A S3 gateway endpoint has been configured as per best practice so all communications between the EC2 instance and S3.We have noticed (and confirmed by Commvault) that the EC2 write speeds to S3 appears to be limited to approx. 30MB compared to the read speeds which fluctuate between 300MB to 800MB.

When you configure VMware backup proxy settings, you can manually select a transport mode, or let Veeam Backup & Replication select the most appropriate mode automatically. If you use automatic mode selection, Veeam Backup & Replication will scan VMware backup proxy configuration and its connection to the VMware vSphere infrastructure to choose the optimal transport mode. If several transport modes are available for the same VMware backup proxy, Veeam Backup & Replication will choose the mode in the following order: Direct storage access > Virtual appliance > Network.

The selected transport mode is used for data retrieval. For writing data to the target, Veeam Backup & Replication picks the transport mode automatically, based on the configuration of the VMware backup proxy and transport mode limitations.

If a volume is presented to a host group a rescan of the other ESXi hosts will cause all of those other hosts to see it and mount it. When it is removed, it will only be gracefully removed from the target proxy ESXi hosts, the other ones it will be ripped out from under them. This can lead to issues in VMware environments (this best practice for device removal still exists for a reason). A lot of these device loss issues have been resolved or ameliorated in recent ESXi releases, but the chance for problems can still exist. Therefore connecting to a host group in this situation is not recommended. If you choose this option, after the unmount operation you will see errors like this on all of your other hosts in the cluster/host group:

Workspace ONE UEM offers several deployment options for Microsoft certificate authorities. - Workspace ONE UEM to the CA- This model uses the DCOM protocol. Workspace ONE UEM communicates directly with the Microsoft CA or through the AirWatch Cloud Connector to the CA. - Mobile Devices to the CA - This model uses the NDES (a Microsoft proprietary version of SCEP) or SCEP protocol. Workspace ONE UEM only delegates certificate transactions between the device and the Microsoft CA. - Workspace ONE UEM SCEP Proxy - This model uses the NDES or SCEP protocol. Workspace ONE UEM is the proxy that sends certificate transactions between the device and the CA endpoint. The NDES/SCEP endpoint is not exposed to the Internet.

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Press Enter to continue. The name of the CommServe client is case sensitive. Ensure to specify the name with the correct letter case.Please specify client name of the CommServe below.CommServe Client Name:3.Provide the following information:In the Proxy HTTP/HTTPS tunnel port number enter the tunnel port on which the proxy is expecting connections to the CommServe. If the proxy is behind a port-forwarding gateway, then provide the port number of the port-forwarding gateway to reach the CommServe.In the Proxy hostname or IP address specify the hostname of the proxy through which the CommServe can be reached. If the proxy is behind a port-forwarding gateway, then provide the host name or the IP address of the port-forwarding gateway.In the Proxy short name field, specify the short name of Calypso proxy. The name of the proxy client is case sensitive. Ensure to specify the name with the correct letter case.Press Enter to continue. 17dc91bb1f