Add a Azure Local hypervisor to support data protection operations for all virtual machines hosted or managed by the hypervisor. The hypervisor can be an Azure Local cluster or an Azure Local server in a cluster.
Before You Begin
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Identify the access nodes that you want to install the VSA on to create proxies for backups and restores.
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Verify that the access nodes can communicate with the CommServe computer. If the access nodes reside behind a firewall, register the access nodes to the CommServe computer by installing the VSA package with the required firewall settings.
Procedure
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From the Command Center navigation pane, go to Protect > Virtualization.
The Virtual machines page appears.
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On the Hypervisors tab, in the upper-right corner of the page, click Add hypervisor.
The Add hypervisor dialog box appears.
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For Select vendor, select Microsoft Azure Local.
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For Hostname/IP address, type the fully qualified domain name or IP address for the hypervisor.
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For Hypervisor name, type a descriptive name for the hypervisor.
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To provide access to the hypervisor, select one of the following:
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Enter credentials: For Username and Password, type the user credentials to provide administrative access to the hypervisor.
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Use saved credentials: For Credentials, select a credential from the list of those available.
The credentials listed are applicable to this hypervisor.
Note
To create a new credential (with Windows account type), to the right of Credentials, click Create new. Enter the name of the new credential and the user name and password to provide administrative access to the hypervisor.
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Click Discover nodes.
Nodes will contain a list of discovered nodes.
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Select the nodes that you want to install the VSA on to create proxies for backups and restores.
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Click Save.