1. NetWorker Wizard (Keystone) Developers Tom FrencelRock Brown Wenlu MaGeorge Shioyama Aditya Kapoor June 30, 2005

2. 2Introduction What’s new since the previous release of the NetWorker Wizard?  NetWorker Wizard Keystone GUI is now supported on linux86, hp, and aix.  NetWorker Wizard Keystone has been integrated inside the NMC GUI.  NetWorker Wizard Keystone has a new Sun-branded version.  NetWorker Wizard Keystone provides full backwards supportability for previous release of the NetWorker Wizard (Crystal), as well as already released LNMs Wizard plug-ins (NMExch, NMSQL, NMO, etc.).

3. 3 New OS Support  Previous version of the NetWorker Wizard GUI supported only Windows and Solaris OSs.  The new NetWorker Wizard (Keystone) GUI supports hp11, aix, and linux86, in addition to the already supported Windows and Solaris.  As in the earlier version of the NetWorker Wizard (Crystal), the client side plug-ins are supported on all applicable operating systems that are supported by the corresponding LNM/NetWorker client.

4. 4 New OS Support (cont.) Operating SystemNCW ConsoleNCW Client Linux86w-- Linuxia64-X Hp11wNEWX Aix51nNEWX Hpia64-X ‘X’Indicates already supported OS (by Crystal NCW) ‘NEW’Indicates newly supported OS (in Tremblant NCW) ‘-’Indicates not supported

5. 5 Integration with NMC  The NetWorker Wizard (Keystone) GUI can now only be launched from within the NMC GUI. This provides close integration with the NMC GUI and ensures that customers have one unified control center for all of their configuration needs.

6. 6 Integration with NMC (cont.)  NetWorker server selection screen is not be available from within NCW.  The name of the NetWorker server is now captured inside NMC and is propagated to NCW, using the ‘-s ’ command line argument.  The NetWorker server selection page is “skipped” when the Wizard is invoked from within NMC, however, it is still displayed for backwards compatibility, when the Wizard loads an already released (old) plug-in.  The NetWorker server selection screen is also displayed if the user selects the “change server selection” button on the last configuration page of the Wizard.  The Tremblant Wizard is only be launch able from within the NMC GUI. This implies that all of the shortcuts to the Wizard have been removed and the launch interface is solely provided by NMC.

7. 7 New Sun-branded version  Previous NetWorker Wizard GUI (Crystal) Supported only EMC branded version, as shown below

8. 8 New Sun-branded version (cont.)  All parameters should be set using the RMAN ‘send’ command.  The ‘parms’ keyword is still supported but its use is discouraged.  The only exceptions are the NMO parameters ‘NSR_DEBUG_FILE’ and ‘NSR_DPRINTF_FILE’. They must be set using the ‘parms’ keyword.  New NetWorker Wizard GUI (Keystone) Supports a Sun-branded version, in addition to the EMC-branded version (picture below)

9. 9 New Sun-branded version (cont.)  The following are different packaging locations for Sub-branded vs. EMC branded binaries: EMC-brandedSun-branded /usr/sbin/usr/sbin/nsr /usr/bin/usr/bin/nsr

10. 10Localization  Tremblant NCW is localizable and utilizes the I18N wrappers as per the Legato localization framework standards.  Tremblant NCW correctly displays all filenames of the keystone clients. As part of this effort, NCW has addressed the browsing of non-ASCII, non-utf8 encoded filenames on UNIX systems, as documented in LGTpa72588.  Tremblant NCW has made no attempts to satisfy the NEW, work-in-progress I18N framework and did not make any changes as specified in LGTpa71204

11. 11 Backwards/Forwards compatibility  New NetWorker Wizard (Keystone) supports old plug-ins Backwards supportability for old Crystal NetWorker client plug-ins has been provided. Backwards supportability for old LNMs plug-ins has been provided.  Old NetWorker Wizard (Crystal) will support the new plug-ins Forward supportability for new Keystone NetWorker client plug-ins has been provided. Forwards supportability for new post-Keystone released LNMs plug-ins will be provided.

12. 12 Backwards/Forwards compatibility (cont.)  The installation of NCW 1.0 (Crystal) is NOT supported on Keystone clients.  NCW 1.0 (Crystal), installed on top of NetWorker 7.2 supports the configuration of either NetWorker 7.2 or Keystone clients.  The Keystone client package, which contains NCW, supports the configuration of wither NetWorker 7.2 or Keystone clients.  The Keystone EBS client package (Sun-branded), containing NCW, supports the configuration of either NetWorker 7.2 or Keystone clients.

13. 13 DDTS records opened against Crystal  Due to resource and time constraints, none of the ClearDDTS defects/RFEs opened against NetWorker Configuration Wizard 1.0 (NCW 1.0) have been addressed.

14. 14 Packaging & Installation (Windows)  The following installation scenarios are supported: New Installation Installation of Keystone (7.3) will install the Configuration Wizard components with the NetWorker client installation. Upgrade of NetWorker versions previous to 7.2 Installation of Keystone (7.3) will install the Configuration Wizard components when upgrading the NetWorker client installation. Upgrade of NetWorker version 7.2 without Configuration Wizard installed Installation of Keystone (7.3) will install the Configuration Wizard components when upgrading the NetWorker client installation. Upgrade of NetWorker version 7.2 with Configuration Wizard installed Installation of Keystone (7.3) will upgrade the Configuration Wizard components when upgrading the NetWorker client installation. Repair Repair of Keystone (7.3) will repair the Configuration Wizard components when repairing the NetWorker client installation. Removal Removal of Keystone (7.3) will remove the Configuration Wizard components when removing the NetWorker client installation.

15. 15 Packaging & installation (Unix)  Please note that the NetWorker client 7.2 package did not include NCW. Instead NCW 1.0 was shipped as a separate package. The remaining binaries of NCW have been added to Keystone client package such that the entire NCW is now self-contained inside the NetWorker Keystone client package.  The following files have been added to the existing Keystone LGTOclnt package on solaris64: /usr/sbin/nsrcscd32 /usr/bin/nwwiz /usr/lib/nsr/libfswiz.so /usr/lib/nsr/libqt-mt.so.3 /usr/lib/nsr/libstdc++.so.5 /usr/lib/nsr/libgcc_s.so.1 /usr/lib/nsr/wiz_img.bmp  The following files have been added to the existing Keystone LGTOclnt package on linux_x86: /usr/sbin/nwwiz /nsr/libfswiz.so /nsr/libqt-mt.so.3 /nsr/libstdc++.so.5 /nsr/wiz_img.bmp

16. 16 Packaging & Installation (Unix) – cont.  The following files have been added to the existing Keystone LGTOclnt package on hp11w: /opt/networker/bin/nwwiz /opt/networker/lib/libfswiz.sl /opt/networker/lib/libqt-mt.sl /opt/networker/lib/libstdc++.sl /opt/networker/lib/wiz_img.bmp  The following files have been added to the existing Keystone LGTOclnt package on aix51n: /usr/bin/nwwiz (follows existing package) /usr/lib/nsr/libfswiz.so /usr/lib/nsr/libqt-mt.so.3 /usr/lib/nsr/wiz_img.bmp

17. 17 Packaging & Installation (Unix) – cont.  The following components were already added as part of Crystal Phase I to the 7.2 LGTOclnt package: /usr/sbin/nsrcscd /usr/sbin/nsrwizreg /usr/lib/nsr/libfsdc.so man pages  The following components, a part of LGTOwiz package on solaris64, will now be integrated into the LGTOclnt package of Keystone: /usr/sbin/nsrcscd32 /usr/bin/nwwiz /usr/lib/nsr/libfswiz.so /usr/lib/nsr/libqt-mt.so.3 /usr/lib/nsr/libstdc++.so.5 /usr/lib/nsr/libgcc_s.so.1 /usr/lib/nsr/wiz_img.bmp

18. 18 Packaging & Installation (Unix) – cont.  The following components, part of LGTOwiz package on solaris, will now be integrated into the LGTOclnt package of Keystone: /usr/bin/nwwiz /usr/lib/nsr/libfswiz.so /usr/lib/nsr/libqt-mt.so.3 /usr/lib/nsr/libstdc++.so.5 /usr/lib/nsr/libgcc_s.so.1 /usr/lib/nsr/wiz_img.bmp  The following components were part of the LGTOclnt package of NetWorker 7.2, on solaris: /usr/sbin/nsrcscd /usr/sbin/nsrwizreg /usr/lib/nsr/libfsdc.so man pages

19. 19 Q & A