Symantec NetBackup Manual page 87

STORAGE_POOL_NAME
CHILD_ACCOUNT_NAME
CHILD_ACCOUNT_SIZE
USE_SSL
USE_SSL_RW
BUFFER_SIZE
BUFFER_NUM
The name of the Nirvanix storage pool. When you set the Nirvanix storage server
properties, enter the name to use for the storage pool. NetBackup uses this name
when it creates the storage pool in the Nirvanix cloud.
You determine the name of the storage pool. Storage pool names must be unique
among all users of Nirvanix Storage Directory Network not only unique within your
organization's storage in the Nirvanix SDN. Symantec recommends that you use a
naming convention that is recognizable.
The storage pool name must be 50 or fewer characters.
The following are invalid characters for the storage pool nbu_name:
"\\/:?|*\"<>[] ";
Caution: Never change the name of your Nirvanix storage pool after you configure
Nirvanix storage in NetBackup.
See About the Nirvanix storage pool"
The name of Nirvanix of child account. When you set the Nirvanix storage server
properties, enter the name to use for the child account of the storage pool. NetBackup
uses this name when it creates the child account.
You determine the name of the child account. Symantec recommends that you use a
naming convention that is recognizable.
NetBackup uses the child account name for the password for the account.
The child account name must be 100 or fewer characters.
The following are invalid characters for the child account name:
"\\/:?|*\"<>[]~`'!@%^&()+={};' "
See About Nirvanix child accounts"
The capacity of the storage of your child account. You can enter the size in MB, GB,
or TB; for example, 50TB.
0 (zero) means the size is limited only by the amount of storage Nirvanix has available.
Whether to use Secure Sockets Layer encryption for the control APIs. The default is
YES, use SSL.
Whether to use Secure Sockets Layer encryption for read and write operations to the
Nirvanix storage. The default is YES, use SSL.
The size of the buffer to use for write operations. The default is 10 MBs.
To disable the use of the buffer, set this value to 0 (zero).
The number of buffers to use for write operations. The default is 1, fixed.
Configuring OpenStorage
Setting the Nirvanix storage server properties
on page 73.
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