Storeonce Catalyst Clients Tab - HP StoreOnce User Manual

To edit settings (administrators only)
1. Click Edit.
2. Amend fields as required and click Update.
Table 20 StoreOnce Catalyst Settings fields
Field
Client Access Permission Checking
Maximum Concurrent Outbound Copy
Jobs
Maximum Concurrent Data and
Inbound Copy Jobs
Command Protocol Port Number
Data Protocol Port Number
IMPORTANT:
will need to open (TCP) ports 9387 (Command protocol) and 9388 (Data protocol) to allow the
Catalyst traffic to pass to and from the HP StoreOnce Backup systems.

StoreOnce Catalyst Clients tab

This tab is only active if the Client Access Permission Checking box on the Settings tab has been
enabled. It allows you to set up a list of clients (backup applications) that will be displayed on the
Permissions tab if you want to restrict client access to a store.
NOTE: The client backup application must first be configured with a client identifier, before you
can add details to this tab. See the client backup application documentation for more information
about configuring identifiers.
84 HP StoreOnce Catalyst functions
Description
When enabled, the Clients tab is active and the Permissions tab on the Stores
page is active. These tabs allow you to control which clients (backup
applications) can access which stores on the StoreOnce Backup system. If you
do not set permissions, all clients will be able to access all stores.
This is the maximum number of outbound copy jobs that can be processed
concurrently. Copy jobs are placed in a queue and are processed as soon as
volume of jobs and any configured blackout windows or bandwidth limiting
allow. The backup application polls the HP StoreOnce Backup system to identify
when copy jobs have completed. It is recommended to limit the maximum
number of concurrent outbound copy jobs to 1 per 512 kbps of available
bandwidth.
This is the maximum number of data and inbound copy jobs that can be
processed concurrently. Blackout windows and bandwidth limiting do not apply
to these jobs.
This defaults to 9387 and cannot be edited.
This defaults to 9388 and cannot be edited.
If Catalyst operations need to take place through a firewall, the network administrator