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  2. NetBackup™ for Kubernetes Administrator's Guide
  3. Troubleshooting Kubernetes issues
  4. Connectivity checks between NetBackup primary, media, and Kubernetes servers.
NetBackup™ for Kubernetes Administrator's Guide

Connectivity checks between NetBackup primary, media, and Kubernetes servers.

To check the connectivity between NetBackup primary and other hosts, you can refer to the following commands.

  • Once the required ports are open to facilitate the communication with the NetBackup primary server, you can run the following commands.

  • To check connectivity between NetBackup primary/media server and Kubernetes cluster, run the following command from Kubernetes operator's pod.

    curl -v telnet://<netbackup-server-host>:<port-no>

  • To check connectivity between NetBackup primary server and Kubernetes cluster, run the following command from NetBackup primary host.

    curl -v telnet://<kubernetes-api-server-host>:<port-no>

Note:

The responses to both these commands must indicate that a connection is established successfully.

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