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-====== Ahsay Backup ======
-See also **[[https://www.sonoracomm.com/wiki/doku.php?do=search&id=ahsay|Other Ahsay pages in this wiki]]**
-See also **[[computing:backup:ahsay_licensing|Ahsay Licensing]]**
-See also **[[computing:backup:ahsay_multiple_machines|Ahsay Backup with Multiple Machines per Account]]**
-See also **[[computing:backup:ahsay_dr|Ahsay Disaster Recovery]]**
-===== Pricing =====
-http://download.ahsay.com/sales/notice_20120921.pdf
-http://download.ahsay.com/sales/ASC_OEM_On-Site_Edition.pdf
-===== Check Versions =====
-==== Clients ====
-Web Interface -> Manage Log -> Backup Job
-==== Server ====
-Web Interface -> Manage System -> Software License
-===== Upgrade OBSR =====
-Upgrade Guide: http://pedia.ahsay.com/display/2/kb/article.aspx?aid=2686
-:!: If you are using RDR, upgrade that first.
-<file>
-# Declare locations
-OBS_HOME=/opt/obs; export OBS_HOME
-OBS_HOME_BAK=/opt/obs.bak; export OBS_HOME_BAK
-# Stop services
-/etc/init.d/obsr stop
-#Create backup less user data - you should back it up too if you can
-tar -czvf /root/obs_backup.tgz --exclude="/opt/obs/user/*" /opt/obs
-# Uninstall the old version leaving data and configuration intact
-sh $OBS_HOME/bin/uninstall.sh
-# Delete old folder if it exists and rename $OBS_HOME to $OBS_HOME_BAK
-rm -rf $OBS_HOME_BAK
-mv $OBS_HOME $OBS_HOME_BAK
-mkdir $OBS_HOME
-# Move into $OBS_HOME, download the latest version and extract it
-cd $OBS_HOME
-wget http://www.ahsay.com/download/customer/software/obs/current/obsr-nix.tar.gz
-tar -xzvf obsr-nix.tar.gz
-# Copy original files into the upgrade installation
-/bin/cp -avr $OBS_HOME_BAK/conf/*.xml $OBS_HOME/conf/
-/bin/cp -avr $OBS_HOME_BAK/logs $OBS_HOME/
-mv $OBS_HOME_BAK/user $OBS_HOME/
-/bin/cp -avr $OBS_HOME_BAK/system $OBS_HOME/
-mv $OBS_HOME_BAK/rps-system $OBS_HOME/
-mv $OBS_HOME_BAK/rcvshome $OBS_HOME/
-sh $OBS_HOME/bin/install.sh
-</file>
-Finally, logon to the AhsayOBS Web Management Console and press the **''Update''** button here:
-**Manage System -> Software License -> Update**
-:!: Note that these upgrade instructions do not include handling customizations such as branding.
-:!: Note that AUA must be reenabled after an upgrade.
-==== Release Notes ====
-After upgrading to the latest version, check the Release Notes to see if there are any hotfixes you need to appy:
-http://www.ahsay.com/download/customer/document/aobs-release-notes.htm
-==== Patch or Hotfix ====
-<file>
-# Declare locations
-OBS_HOME=/opt/obs; export OBS_HOME
-# Stop services
-/etc/init.d/obsr stop
-# Install patch/hotfix
-cd $OBS_HOME
-wget http://download.ahsay.com/support/hot-fixes/6/obsr-nix-hotfix.zip
-unzip obsr-nix-hotfix.zip    #overwrite all files
-rm obsr-nix-hotfix.zip
-# Restart services
-/etc/init.d/obsr start
-</file>
-==== Applying Hotfix to Clients ====
-https://help.ahsay.com/display/2/kb/article.aspx?aid=2593
-===== Auto Update Agent (AUA) =====
-:!: The [[http://pedia.ahsay.com/display/2/kb/article.aspx?aid=2686|Upgrade Guide]] has notes on updating the AUA configuration.
-https://help.ahsay.com/display/2/kb/article.aspx?aid=2375&n=1&docid=73123
-http://forum.ahsay.com/viewtopic.php?t=4914
-http://forum.ahsay.com/viewtopic.php?t=6004
-The upgrade files supplied by the standard OBSR installation package contain non-customized files.  See this [[https://help.ahsay.com/display/2/articleDirect/index.aspx?aid=2512&link=|FAQ]] for customization details.
-Enable AUA:
-<file>
-OBS_HOME=/opt/obs; export OBS_HOME
-cd $OBS_HOME
-mv webapps/obs/liveUpdate/index.xml.disable webapps/obs/liveUpdate/index.xml
-</file>
-Customize AUA:
-<file>
-vim webapps/obs/liveUpdate/index.xml
-</file>
-:!: You can kick off the update on the client by restarting the AUA service.
-:!: You can see the client versions easily In the web admin: **Manage Log -> Backup Job**
-===== Performance =====
-  * Use separate disks
-    * OS
-    * OBS System
-    * OBS User Homes
-      * Divide users over multiple User Homes
-  * Mount filesystems with ''noatime'' option
-===== Downloads and Docs =====
-http://www.ahsay.com/jsp/en/home/index.jsp?pageContentKey=ahsay_downloads_latest-software_download-ahsayobs-ahsayrps
-===== Move OBS to New Hardware =====
-http://pedia.ahsay.com/article.aspx?article=1786&p=16
-===== Do a Centos 6 Minimal Install =====
-==== Partitioning ====
-During the installation, you might use manual partitioning like:
-^Partition^Size^Mountpoint^Filesystem^
-|/dev/sda1|200MB|/boot|ext4|
-|/dev/sda2|15GB|/|ext4|
-|/dev/sda3|2GB|n/a|Swap|
-|/dev/sda4|Rest of first disk|/opt/obs/user|ext4|
-|/dev/sdb1|All of second disk|/mnt/obs_homes_1|ext4|
-|/dev/sdc1|All of third disk|/mnt/obs_homes_2|ext4|
-==== Install Latest Updates ====
-<file>
-yum update -y
-reboot
-</file>
-==== Install Needed Tools ====
-<file>
-yum -y install wget vim-enhanced ntp acpid
-</file>
-==== Configure Networking ====
-See [[networking:linux:static_ip_addr|Static IP Address]].
-Verify the hostname and IP address are set in /etc/sysconfig/network and in /etc/hosts.
-==== Configure Timekeeping ====
-[[networking:linux:linux_time|Linux Timekeeping]]
-<file>
-chkconfig ntpd on
-service ntpd start
-</file>
-==== Configure SElinux ====
-Set selinux to Permissive mode and set the system to relabel on the next reboot:
-<file>
-vim /etc/selinux/config
-SELINUX=permissive
-echo 0 >/selinux/enforce
-touch /.autorelabel
-sestatus -v
-</file>
-==== Configure Bash Shell ====
-<file>
-cat >> ~/.bash_profile << EOF
-alias ll='ls -l'
-alias la='ls -A'
-alias l='ls -CF'
-alias ls="BLOCK_SIZE=\'1 ls --color=auto"
-alias free="free -m"
-export GREP_OPTIONS='--color=auto'
-PS1='\[\033[00;36m\]\u\[\033[00m\]@\h:\[\033[05;33m\]\w\[\033[00m\] \$ '
-export HISTCONTROL=ignoredups
-EOF
-</file>
-===== Firewall =====
-:!: Expose only TCP port 80 and 443 (Ahsay) plus UDP 123 (NTP) to the public.
-==== CentOS Firewall ====
-The built-in CentOS firewall only allows port 22 (SSH) by default and blocks all other traffic.
-<file>
-iptables -I INPUT 3 -p udp --dport 123 -j ACCEPT
-iptables -I INPUT 3 -p tcp --dport 443 -j ACCEPT
-iptables -I INPUT 3 -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
-/sbin/service iptables save
-iptables --line-numbers -nL
-</file>
-==== Arno's Firewall ====
-If your backup server has an interface directly connected to the Internet, you should consider Arno's Firewall.
-Disable the built-in firewall:
-<file>
-service iptables stop
-service ip6tables stop
-chkconfig iptables off
-chkconfig ip6tables off
-</file>
-**[[networking:firewall:arno_s_firewall|Arno's Firewall]]**
-I don't remember what these very important notes were for:
-<file>
-NAT_LOCAL_REDIRECT=1
-NAT_FORWARD_TCP="80>209.104.9.38~9080 443>209.104.9.38~9443"
-</file>
-===== Install OBS =====
-<file>
-wget http://www.ahsay.com/download/customer/software/obs/current/obsr-nix.tar.gz
-OBS_HOME=/opt/obs; export OBS_HOME
-mkdir $OBS_HOME
-mv obsr-nix.tar.gz $OBS_HOME
-cd $OBS_HOME
-tar -xzvf obsr-nix.tar.gz
-sh $OBS_HOME/bin/install.sh
-</file>
-===== First Login =====
-Login to the new backup server using a web browser.  Use a fully qualified domain name, an IP address won't work.  That means you must have DNS configured or have a 'hosts' file entry for the FQDN to resolve properly.
-The default username/password is **system/system** - change them to 'admin' and your own password:
-Manage System -> Server Configuration -> Login Name
-===== Filesystem Tweaks =====
-Depending on how you partitioned the drive when you installed the OS, you may need to add a new logical volume for OBS to use.  Ideally, the OBS 'homes' will be separate from the host OS so if a disk is filled, the server won't crash.
-Assuming the entire installation disk was used as a LVM PV (physical volume), this command will use the rest of it to create a new LV (logical volume) for OBS 'homes':
-<file>
-lvcreate -n lv_obs_homes -l 100%FREE vg_backup
-mkfs.ext3 /dev/vg_backup/lv_obs_homes
-</file>
-Edit /etc/fstab and add add a line to mount the new LV with the 'noatime' option:
-<file>
-vi /etc/fstab
-/dev/mapper/vg_backup-lv_obs_homes    /mnt/obs_homes       ext3    defaults,noatime    0 0
-mkdir /mnt/obs_homes/{system,user}
-</file>
-Manage System -> Server Configuration -> System Home
-  * ''/mnt/obs_homes/system''
-Manage System -> Server Configuration -> User Homes
-  * ''/mnt/obs_homes/user''
-===== Copy Data =====
-<file>
-rsync -av /usr/local/obs/system root@192.168.1.6:/opt/obs/
-rsync -av /usr/local/obs/user root@192.168.1.6:/opt/obs/
-</file>
-===== Add Additional Storage =====
-https://help.ahsay.com/display/2/kb/article.aspx?aid=2437&n=1&docid=67930
-Install a new disk drive, then create one large partition and format it:
-<file>
-fdisk /dev/sdb
-mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1
-</file>
-You want to mount the new space using the disk's UUID as a best practice.  Run this command after the format has finished to determine the UUID:
-<file>
-blkid
-</file>
-Edit /etc/fstab to mount the new partition with the 'noatime' option.
-<file>
-vi /etc/fstab
-# additional storage for OBS
-/dev/mapper/vg_backup-lv_obs_homes           /mnt/obs_homes         ext3    defaults,noatime    0 0
-UUID=40a09cc6-47d7-4061-b93b-a30d45659075    /mnt/obs_homes_2       ext3    defaults,noatime    0 0
-UUID=299dc4c1-0652-47d3-bbe5-bcf1788647d0    /mnt/obs_homes_3       ext3    defaults,noatime    0 0
-mount -a
-mount
-</file>
-Then you can assign the new space for user homes in the web interface:
-Manage System -> Server Configuration -> User Homes
-  * ''/mnt/obs_homes_2''
-  * ''/mnt/obs_homes_3''
-===== Data Validation =====
-http://forum.ahsay.com/viewtopic.php?t=5746
-===== Run Server as Non-Root User (not finished) =====

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