Global value settings for some retentions and schedules:
Node status update interval - how often nodes should update their status
Backup history retention - how long should the history of backups be kept (even removed from backup provider)
Task retention (in console) - how long finished/failed tasks should be kept in the console in UI/CLI
Periodic inventory synchronizarion interval - how oftenStorware Backup & Recovery should scan for changes in VM inventory on HV/HVMs and Microsoft 365 users accounts, sites, and teams
Old backups removal time - time, when daily backup destination cleanup should be invoked (for all backup destinations)
Old snapshots removal time - time, when daily snapshots cleanup should be invoked (for all VMs with any policy assigned)
Session timeout [min] - Session timeout [min] - the time after which you will be logged out of the WebUI
Default paging size - Default value of items shown on lists
Format time - you can choose between 12h and 24h time format
Email configuration for reports purposes
Sender e-mail - address from which should e-mail be sent
SMTP server - SMTP server address
SMTP port - SMTP server port
SMTP SSL port - SMTP SSL port (if enabled)
SMTP user - SMTP account used to send e-mails
E-mail recipients (comma-separated) - list of recipients of daily backup report
Daily backup report (sending time) - a time when a daily backup report should be sent
Daily backup report - sending time for summary report
Enable virtual environment/application grouping - you can group the environment by selected parameter
This section enables you to view the current license status and upload a new license if necessary.
License details:
MAX_xxx_HOSTS - maximum number of hosts for a given platform
BP_xxx - maximum number of backup destinations per backup provider type
EXPIRE_DATE - trial period expiration date
This section enables you to set up single sign-on between Keycloak or LDAP, and product. This section assume you have installed and are using Keycloak or LDAP.
In each of the configurations, you can select a group to which the user will be automatically assigned.
Server URL - Keycloak server URL (if you want to use fqdn of server url you need to use DNS on Server machine or add line in /etc/hosts, in example: '1.2.3.4 dc.fqdn.address')
Realm - Name of the realm configured in Keycloak
Resource - Name of the client configured in keycloak
Secret (optional) - Credential secret, if configured in Keycloak
Server URL - LDAP server URL (if you want to use fqdn of server url you need to use DNS on Server machine or add line in /etc/hosts, in example: '1.2.3.4 dc.fqdn.address')
Base DN - Base DN (Distinguished Name) that needs to be searched (it need full chain to OU with Users which you want to log into)
User filter - filter to be used to authenticate only users in a specific group:
In example:
Filter is combined from two sections:
First section - (mail={user}) - is a variable from LDAP account, which will be use as login
Second section - (memberOf=CN=Domain Admins,CN=Users,DC=example,DC=com) - is a actual filter, which define who can log into WebUI, you need to define here variable name and DN of specific variable
Explanation of other options:
Enable LDAP subtree search - when disabled, only 1 level below base DN is being searched
Use SSL - enables SSL for LDAP connection ('ldaps://')
Use TLS - enables TLS for LDAP connection
Anonymous access allowed - if users are not allowed to anonymously browse LDAP directory you need to provide an account that has that privilege:
Service account DN - DN of the user
Service account password - password of that user
