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1 version 5.4 Installation Guide Document Release Date: February 9,

2 Legal Notices PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Copyright PHD Virtual Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. PHD Virtual believes the information in this publication is accurate as of its publication date. The information is subject to change without notice. THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS PROVIDED AS IS. PHD VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGIES MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Use, copying, and distribution of any PHD Virtual software described in this publication requires an applicable software license. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Citrix, Xen, XenServer, XenDesktop, XenMotion, and XenCenter are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Citrix Systems, Inc. All other trademarks and copyrights referred to are the property of their respective owners. 2

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4 Contents Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup 5 System Requirements 6 Implementation Planning 7 Backup Storage 9 Installing the PHD Virtual Backup Console and Plug-in 11 Deploying the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance 13 What's Next? 17 PHD Virtual Backup Licensing 18 Installing the PHD Virtual Backup Exporter 20 Removing PHD Virtual Backup 22 Appendix A - Deploying a PHD VBA with Multiple Network Adapters 23 Index 24 4

5 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup This guide describes the steps required to install and configure PHD Virtual Backup, including the PHD Console, PHD VBA, and also, the PHD Exporter. To begin, download the installation package from the PHD Virtual Web site. When the download is complete, use the overview steps below to implement PHD Virtual Backup in your Citrix XenServer environment. The PHD Virtual Backup installation package contains: PHDVB_Install.exe: The PHD Virtual Backup installation file to install the PHD Virtual Backup Console and Plug-in. PHDVBA.xva: The PHD Virtual Backup Appliance XVA. PHDVB_Exporter_Install.exe: The PHD Virtual Backup Exporter installation file to install the PHD Exporter. Documentation Installation Overview 1. Review the System Requirements on page 6 and Implementation Planning on page 7 to help you decide how to install and configure PHD Virtual Backup. 2. Install the PHD Virtual Backup Console and Plug-in. See Installing the PHD Virtual Backup Console and Plug-in on page Deploy a PHD Virtual Backup Appliance. See Deploying the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance on page Optionally, if you plan to export backup files to a staging location for archive or long term storage, install the PHD Virtual Backup Exporter. Note: PHD Virtual recommends running the same version of both the PHD Console and PHD VBAs (a v5.2 PHD VBA managed by a v5.2 PHD Console, for example). If you need to maintain multiple versions in a single environment, you can install different versions of the PHD Console on separate Windows machines. 5

6 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup System Requirements The following requirements must be met to install and use PHD Virtual Backup. Table 1 - PHD Virtual Backup System Requirements PHD Virtual Backup Appliance Citrix XenServer 5.5 Update 2, 5.6, 5.6 FP 1, 5.6 SP2, GB free space is required for the VBA's virtual disk. Additional free space is required if an attached virtual disk is used to store backups. PHD Virtual Backup Plug-in (for integrated menus) PHD Virtual Backup Console Backup Storage Networking XenCenter 5.5, 5.6, 6.0 Note: The plug-in is supported on XenCenter 5.5 when running on 32-bit Windows platforms, only. Running the plug-in on XenCenter 5.5 on 64-bit Windows platforms is not currently supported. XenCenter 5.5 requires Powershell installed on the Windows machine where PHD Virtual Backup will be installed. Additionally, the XenServer PowerShell Snap-In is required. Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, or Windows Vista, with.net Framework version 2.0 installed. Refer to the Backup Storage topic in the Installation Guide for details and best practices about backup storage. To initially configure a PHD VBA, it must receive an IP address either through DHCP or by assigning it a static address. To assign a static address, refer to the product documentation. HTTPS access is required for communication between the PHD VBA and Console as well as with each XenServer host. File Level Recovery VM Replication PHD Virtual Backup Exporter To recover files from backups when using Windows, the Microsoft iscsi Software Initiator must be installed and running. If you are using Linux or Unix, install an Initiator for your operating system. VM Replication may require an additional PHD VBA, one deployed at a primary site and another deployed at a secondary (disaster recovery) site, depending on your environment and replication requirements. Windows Server 2003 (32 bit) or Windows Server 2008 R2 with.net Framework version 2.0 or later installed. 6

7 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Implementation Planning Before installing and configuring PHD Virtual Backup, consider the following: 1. Will you be installing the PHD Console and Plug-in or a standalone PHD Console? The PHD Virtual Backup executable included with the installation package can be installed to a Windows computer with or without the XenCenter installed. If it is installed to a machine with XenCenter, the Plug-in is automatically installed, allowing direct access to PHD Virtual Backup from your native environment. If you install to a machine without XenCenter, you can still use PHD Virtual Backup by accessing the PHD Console from the Windows Start menu. 2. Where will you store backup files? You can store backups on an NFS share, CIFS share, or an attached virtual disk. If using an attached disk, it can be created on either local or shared storage. Review Backup Storage on page 9 for additional details to consider when choosing and defining your backup storage. 3. Where should the PHD VBA be deployed? PHD VBAs must be able to access the VMs they will back up, for example, if you have VMs running on a host's local storage, you will need to deploy a PHD VBA to that host in order to back up those VMs. If you are using shared storage in a resource pool, you will need to deploy a PHD VBA to a host within that pool that has access to the shared storage in order to back up those VMs. Figure 1 - A PHD VBA can back up VMs on different hosts when using shared storage. 7

8 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup 4. How many PHD VBAs do I need? You will need to deploy at least one PHD VBA per XenServer resource pool. Each appliance can perform backups and restores for VMs within the same resource pool as long as those VMs are using shared storage. If you have more than one resource pool, you will need to deploy an appliance to each pool. Depending on your environment, you may choose to use multiple appliances within each pool. Although multiple appliances can be deployed within an environment, PHD Virtual Backup is licensed on a per-host basis. 5. What archive retention policy will you implement? PHD Virtual Backup can manage the backup archives it creates and automatically purge them based on the retention settings you define. Retention settings are configured per PHD VBA using the PHD Console. Refer to the User Guide or online help for additional information. 6. Will you use reporting? After installing the PHD Console and deploying a PHD VBA, you can enable reporting, per PHD VBA, to receive reports about PHD Virtual Backup. Reports include detailed backup and restore results, errors, and warnings. reports are configured using the tab in the Configuration area of the PHD Console. For additional details, refer to the User Guide or online help. 7. Will you be replicating VMs with VM Replication? VM Replication lets you replicate virtual machines from one location to another, for example, from a production environment to a disaster recovery (DR) site. This feature requires at least one PHD VBA installed and configured with access to both environments - but if you will be using replication in larger environments, you may need additional PHD VBAs. For instance, one PHD VBA deployed at the primary site would be configured to run regular backups of your VMs while a second PHD VBA could be deployed to the DR site configured to replicate VMs from the primary site to the secondary location. After reviewing your replication requirements, deploy the PHD VBAs necessary to meet your DR needs. 8. Will you be exporting backups for archive purposes with the PHD Exporter? The PHD Virtual Backup Exporter is used to make backup files available in an uncompressed state for sending to tape or other long term storage options. The PHD Exporter is a separate Windows application which must be installed on a Windows server machine that will be used as your staging server. Files can be stored locally on the Windows server or any other storage the Windows machine can access. 8

9 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Backup Storage PHD Virtual Backup can use local or external storage locations to store VM backups. When you deploy a PHD VBA, you configure the backup storage by either adding a second virtual disk to the appliance VM (Attached Virtual Disk) or by specifying a network storage location (an NFS or CIFS share). When using an attached disk, it can be created on local or shared storage. Attached disks are formatted and configured automatically by the appliance virtual machine. CIFS/SMB Shares The CIFS service account must have full permissions (read/write/delete) for the share used as the backup target. Also, antivirus software should not be configured to analyze or scan the PHD VBA CIFS storage repository. NFS Shares The PHD VBA requires direct write access to the NFS export. During backup, the PHD VBA will directly mount and copy files to the NFS share. It is important to configure the export to allow this behavior. The following is an example export line: /export/share * (no_root_squash,insecure,rw,sync) Detailed instructions for configuring backup storage are included as part of the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance deployment steps. Note: USB drives are not supported when used as backup storage. How much storage do I need? Due to data deduplication and compression, you can store, on average, one month of backups for each VM by allocating backup storage equal to the total size of the VM data you would like to back up. For example, if you have 500 GB of virtual machines, you should allocate at least 500 GB of storage space. Additional details on determining how much backup storage space you will need can be found the white paper Backup Storage Sizing Guide available on the PHD Virtual web site. For even more information and scenarios, refer to the PHD Virtual Knowledge Base. Your backup retention policy determines how many backups are kept for each VM. By default, all backups are kept. Retention settings can be configured using the Retention tab in the PHD Virtual Backup Console's Configuration area. Hard Links A hard link is essentially a reference to a file or directory on a file system. PHD Virtual Backup makes use of hard links when deduplicating data on the backup data store. Because of this, hard links must be supported and enabled (if necessary) on the storage device used as a backup target. By default, most storage device file systems support hard links and have them enabled, by default - if your storage device supports hard links but does not have them enabled, refer to your vendor's documentation for details on enabling them. If hard links are not supported or enabled for your backup storage location, you will encounter errors after defining the Backup Storage, after the PHD VBA restarts. Typically, these errors will be displayed in the PHD VBA virtual machine's console log as 'operation not supported' when testing the backup storage for hard links. The PHD Console will also display an error in the Dashboard stating that the backup storage has not been configured or mounted. To fix this issue, you will need to either enable hard links on your current backup storage or select a backup storage location that supports hard links, then restart the PHD VBA. 9

10 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup Backup Storage Notes For performance reasons, backing up to USB storage is not supported. Backup storage cannot be shared by multiple PHD VBAs - each VBA must use its own unique backup data store. When using multiple PHD Virtual Backup Appliances with network storage, the same backup target destination can be used if you create separate shares for each appliance. For example, you could send backups for PHDVBA-1 to \\StorageServer\backupshare\vba1 and send backups for PHDVBA-2 to \\StorageServer\backupshare\vba2. If you're using an attached storage disk you can increase the size of the storage disk after it's been added by shutting down the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance and increasing the disk size. For additional information and best practices, refer to the User Guide. 10

11 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Installing the PHD Virtual Backup Console and Plug-in When the installation program is run, the PHD Virtual Backup Console is installed and the plug-in is installed to XenCenter, automatically. The PHD Console can be accessed from the integrated plug-in menus or from the Windows Start menu. What you will need The PHD Virtual Backup installation file extracted from the PHD Virtual Backup installation package. A Windows computer with access to your XenServer environment. To install the integrated PHD Virtual Backup menus, XenCenter must be installed. Note: You can also download the installation file from a deployed PHD Virtual Backup Appliance using a web browser with a secure connection (https) and the PHD VBA's IP address. For example, To install the PHD Virtual Backup Console and Plug-in 1. Make sure XenCenter is closed. 2. From the PHD Virtual Backup installation package, double-click PHDVB_Install.exe. The installation wizard opens. Click Next to view the license agreement. 3. Agree to the license agreement then click Next to continue. 4. Select the location to install PHD Virtual Backup, then click Next. 11

12 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup 5. Review the summary information, then click Next to begin the installation. 6. When the wizard completes, click Finish. The PHD Virtual Backup Console and plug-in are installed and the PHD Virtual Backup menu options are available from within XenCenter, as seen in the following image. PHD Virtual Backup menu in XenCenter In addition to the integrated menus, a desktop icon and a Windows Start menu are also created from which you can access the PHD Virtual Backup Console. Note: If you did not close XenCenter before running the installation, you will need to restart XenCenter before the PHD Virtual Backup plug-in menu options are available. Before you can begin creating backups or replicating VMs you will next need to deploy and configure a PHD Virtual Backup Appliance. See Deploying the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance on page

13 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Deploying the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance The PHD Virtual Backup Appliance is a small virtual machine that performs the backup and restore processing for the VMs in your environment. Follow the steps below to deploy a PHD VBA to your XenServer environment. For information about where you should deploy the PHD VBA and how many you may need, review the section Implementation Planning on page 7 Note: The PHD VBA is configured with 1 GB of memory, by default. If necessary, to improve backup and restore performance, this can be increased after deployment. Note: If you plan to use a second network adapter to access storage on another network, you must complete the PHD VBA configuration by following the steps in the section, Deploying a PHD VBA with Multiple Network Adapters on page 23. What you will need The PHD Virtual Backup Appliance XVA file (PHDVBA.xva) extracted from the PHD Virtual Backup installation package. A Windows computer with XenCenter installed that has access to your XenServer environment. If you will be using NFS or CIFS to store backups, you will need the path to the share and credentials with proper access permissions (if necessary). Caution: If you need to make custom changes to the PHD VBA's default network interface (assigning a specific MAC address, for example), you must make these changes before powering on the PHD VBA for the first time. If you need to make these changes after powering on the PHD VBA, either contact PHD Virtual support to obtain instructions on how to make the changes properly, or deploy a new PHD VBA and make the changes before it is powered on. To deploy and configure the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance for Citrix XenServer 1. From the extracted zip file contents, double-click PHDVBA.xva. XenCenter launches and the Import wizard opens. Note: If you are using XenCenter version 5.5, select Exported VM as the Import type. 2. Make sure the path to the correct XVA is displayed, then click Next. 13

14 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup 3. Use the wizard to select where you want to deploy the PHD VBA and the network settings to use, then click Finish. 4. Next, ensure the PHD VBA has an IP address assigned (within XenCenter, select the PHD VBA virtual machine and click the Network tab). If DHCP is enabled in your environment, the PHD VBA will obtain an IP address automatically and you can continue with step 5, below. If DHCP is not enabled, manually assign an IP address. To do this: a. Within XenCenter, click the PHD VBA virtual machine and then click the Console tab. b. Press Ctrl-N to enter the Network Configuration menu. c. Select option 2. Static and enter an IP address, Netmask, and any other required network settings for your environment (Gateway, Primary DNS or Alternate DNS). d. When complete, click Save, then OK to restart the PHD VBA. 5. When the PHD VBA has finished booting, open the PHD Virtual Backup Console by right-clicking the appliance VM and selecting PHD Virtual Backup > Console. The PHD Virtual Backup Console opens. 6. From the menu on the left, click Configuration. The Configuration page opens to the General tab. 14

15 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide 7. From the Select the appliance to configure menu, select the PHD VBA you just deployed, if not selected already. 8. In the Appliance options, set the time zone, region and NTP server addresses, if required. The Data Streams can be adjusted later, if necessary. 9. Enter your Hypervisor credentials. Enter the fully-qualified name or Management IP address of the Pool Master XenServer for the resource pool to which the PHD VBA was deployed. If you are using a single host only, use the IP address or host name of that host. The PHD Virtual Backup Appliance requires these credentials to perform the functions necessary to backup and restore virtual machines. 10. Click the Backup Storage tab. 15

16 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup Here you will define where to store your backups. Select from the following: NFS (Network File System): a pre-existing share on a Network File server. SMB/CIFS: a pre-existing share on a Windows storage device. Attached Virtual Disk: a virtual disk added to the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance VM. The attached disk can be created on XenServer local storage or on a shared storage location, for example an NFS share. To create an attached virtual disk: o o o Minimize the PHD Virtual Backup Console (if you close it, you'll need to enter hypervisor information again). Within XenCenter, select the appliance VM, click the Storage tab, and click Add... Enter a name, size, and location for the new disk and click Add. The size entered here is the amount of space you will allocate for storing backups. Location can be either local storage or a remote storage repository (recommended). 11. In the PHD Virtual Backup Console, click Save then click Yes to restart the PHD VBA. The PHD Virtual Backup Appliance is now configured and you are ready to begin running backups. Additional configuration options are available but not required to begin running backups. Refer to the User Guide or online help for details. 16

17 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide What's Next? Now that you've installed and configured PHD Virtual Backup, you can: Create scheduled backup jobs to protect some or all of your virtual machines. Backup VMs right now using the integrated menus within XenCenter. Configure additional appliance options, including alerts, networking, and time zone information. Restore backed up VMs or individual files. Deploy additional PHD Virtual Backup Appliances. Install the PHD Exporter for exporting backup files for long term storage or other purposes. After the trial period expires, update your licensing information using the License Manager area of the PHD Console. See PHD Virtual Backup Licensing on page 18, for details. For descriptions of the additional available configuration options and for step-by-step instructions, view the online help or refer to the product documentation: PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer User Guide PHD Virtual Backup Exporter User Guide Knowledge Base The PHD Virtual Customer Support Center includes a Knowledge Base of information about PHD Virtual Backup, including announcements, best practices, FAQs, and an expanded list of errors and warnings not found in the product guides. 17

18 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup PHD Virtual Backup Licensing Each PHD Virtual Backup Appliance is deployed with a trial license, by default, which allows you to backup from, and replicate to, any hosts in your environment. Although multiple appliances can be deployed within a single environment, PHD Virtual Backup is licensed on a per-host basis. This means that after the trial period expires, you will need to select the hosts you will be backing up from and replicating to using the License Manager area of the PHD Console. In addition, you will need to apply a valid license to each deployed PHD VBA. Figure 2 - License Manager area of the PHD Console The following steps explain how to upload and apply a new product license. Additional details about using the License Manager options are included in the User Guide and online help. 18

19 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide To upload and apply a new product license 1. Open the PHD Virtual Backup Console to the License Manager area. 2. In the License Details area, click Add License. 3. In the dialog that opens, select your new license file and click Open. 4. Next, in the License Management area, identify the hosts you will be using for backup and replication by assigning a license edition to each in the Hosts tab. You can enable as many hosts as your license supports, as displayed in the License Details table, # of Licensed Hosts column. 5. Click the Appliances tab and apply the new license edition to each deployed PHD VBA. 6. Click Save. The license information is applied. In addition to the License Manager, license information for each individual PHD VBA is displayed at the bottom of the General tab in the PHD Virtual Backup Console's Configuration area. Figure 3 - PHD VBA License Information displayed on the General tab Product expiration is the date when the PHD Virtual Backup trial license expires. This does not apply to purchased licenses. After the product expiration date, you must update the license to use the product. Support expiration is the date when your support subscription expires. A current support subscription is required to receive support from PHD Virtual and to install product upgrades. 19

20 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup Installing the PHD Virtual Backup Exporter The PHD Virtual Backup Exporter lets you export backup files from any existing backup storage location for long term or offsite storage. The PHD Exporter must be installed to a Windows Server machine using the included installation file. You only need to install the PHD Exporter if you plan to export backups to another location - the PHD Exporter is not required to run Backups, Restores, or Replication. What you will need The PHD Virtual Backup Exporter installation file extracted from the PHD Virtual Backup installation package. A computer with either Windows Server 2003 (32 bit) or Windows Server 2008 R2 installed. (.NET Framework 2.0 or later is also required). For performance reasons, it is recommended that the PHD Exporter be installed to a physical machine (not a virtual machine). Adequate space available on the Windows Server for storing exported backup files. Note: Antivirus programs may prevent the PHD Exporter from exporting files to your staging location. If you are running antivirus software on your staging computer, make sure an exclusion is added to your antivirus software to allow the PHD Exporter to save any exported files. To install the PHD Exporter 1. From the PHD Virtual Backup installation package, double-click PHDVB_Exporter_Install.exe. When the installation wizard opens, click Next. 2. Agree to the license agreement then click Next to continue. 3. Select a location to install the application, then click Next. 20

21 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide 4. Review the summary, then click Next to begin the installation. 5. When the wizard completes, click Finish. The PHD Virtual Backup Exporter is installed. You can run the PHD Exporter by double-clicking the desktop icon or by selecting PHD Virtual Backup > PHD Virtual Backup Exporter from the Windows Start menu. 21

22 Chapter 1 - Installing PHD Virtual Backup Removing PHD Virtual Backup To completely remove PHD Virtual Backup and its components, you must remove the PHD Console and Plug-in, any PHD Virtual Backup Appliance virtual machines, and the PHD Exporter, if installed. Caution: If you remove a PHD VBA that is using an attached storage disk to store backups, all backup data will be lost. If you are using remote storage (CIFS or NFS) you will need to remove that backup data separately. To remove the PHD Console and Plug-in Close XenCenter then use the Windows Control Panel, Add Remove Programs, to remove the current version of PHD Virtual Backup. To remove the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance Within XenCenter, power off the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance VM. When powered off, right-click the VM and select Delete VM... To remove the PHD Exporter Use the Windows Control Panel, Add Remove Programs, to remove the current version of the PHD Virtual Backup Exporter. To completely remove all configuration files, export job information, and data store information, manually remove the directory C:\PHDVB. In addition, you will need to manually delete any export job tasks from the Windows Task Scheduler. 22

23 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Appendix A - Deploying a PHD VBA with Multiple Network Adapters If your backup storage is located on a network other than your management network, you can configure a PHD VBA with multiple network adapters to allow access to the second network. Follow the steps below to deploy and configure a PHD VBA with a second network adapter (detailed PHD VBA deployment steps are contained in the first chapter of this guide). Note: Configuring two adapters on the same network segment may result in unwanted behavior. You should only configure two adapters if you need to reach storage on a second network location. To deploy a PHD VBA with a second network adapter 1. Deploy and power on the PHD VBA from the XVA included with the installation package. 2. Within XenCenter, select the PHD VBA virtual machine and click the Network tab. 3. Click Add Interface Enter the settings for the new adapter, then click Add. 5. Open the PHD Virtual Backup Console and click Configuration. 6. On the General tab, enter the required Hypervisor credentials. 7. Click the Storage tab then enter the information for your network storage. 8. On the Network tab, click the Storage Adapter tab. This is where you will configure the second network adapter you added, above. If the new adapter is not recognized, click. If prompted, save your changes but do not restart. Enter the storage adapter settings (Obtain an IP address automatically, is selected by default). 9. Click Save, then OK to restart the PHD VBA. When the PHD VBA restarts, the network storage will be configured and you can begin running backups. 23

24 PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer Installation Guide Index # # of Licensed Hosts bit Windows platforms bit Windows platforms 6 A assign appliance IP address 14 attached virtual disk 7 Attached Virtual Disk 16 B Backup Storage 9 C CIFS 13 CIFS share 7 CIFS/SMB Shares 9 compression 9 D data deduplication 9 deploy and configure the PHD Virtual Backup Appliance13 DHCP 6 E alerts 17 reporting 8 external storage 9 G Gateway 14 H Hard Links 9 How many appliances do I need 8 Hypervisor Credentials 15 I install PHD Virtual Backup 11 installation package 5 Installing PHD Virtual Backup 5 Installing PHD Virtual Backup Console and Plug-in 11 IP address 14 assign static 14 L license agreement 11, 20 license file update 19 Licensing 18 local storage 7, 9 M Management IP 15 Master XenServer Management IP 15 Microsoft iscsi Software Initiator 6 N Netmask 14 NFS 13 NFS (Network File System) 16 NFS share 7 NFS Shares 9 no_root_squash 9 O online help 17 P PHD Console removing 22 PHD Virtual Backup installing 11 24

25 Index removing 22 PHD Virtual Backup Appliance assign static IP address 14 deploying for Citrix XenSever 13 removing 22 PHD Virtual Backup Licensing 18 PHDVBA.xva 13 plug-in VM Replication 8 W Windows Start menu 12 X XenCenter 13 XenCenter XenServer 13 XVA 13 removing 22 Pool Master 15 PowerShell SnapIn 6 product documentation 17 Product expiration 19 product license 19 product upgrades 19 R Restore 17 Retention 9 S SMB/CIFS 16 storage allocating 9 Storage Adapter 23 Support 3 Support expiration 19 sync 9 System Requirements 6 T trial license 18 U upload a new license file 19 USB 10 USB drives 10 V virtual disk 9 25