For Debian, so far, I don't encounter issue by following the steps in the uWaterloo website to install NetWorker client software. I had issue with IPV6 with NetWorker in Debian. Backup is fine with IPV6 turned off.
I obtain the binary from PowerLink.
- Install alien to convert rpm packages
- apt-get install alien
- Convert to debian packages and install
- alien --to-deb -i lgtoman-7.6.4-1.x86_64.rpm
- alien --to-deb -i --scripts lgtoclnt-7.6.4-1.x86_64.rpm (ignore scripts warning)
- cd /etc/init.d
- Get script networker: Legato Networker Startup Script
- chmod 755 networker
- update-rc.d networker defaults
- Update /nsr/res/servers adding backup.cs.uwaterloo.ca (/nsr directory isn't created until after networker is started the first time, even then the servers file isn't created)
- ./networker start
From uWaterloo website, there is a reminder for Ubuntu.
Ubuntu 10.10 now has a recover command that can undelete files and conflicts with the Legato install
I find out Open Solaris will not work in NetWorker from a blog. I have never tested it but it recommends 7.4.5 seems to work.
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NetWorker 8 support Debian and Ubuntu. Open Solaris is not supported though. Check EMC Software Compatibility Guide for latest information.