This is an archive version of the document. To get the most up-to-date information, see the current version.Veeam Service Provider Console Management Agent for Mac
To install Veeam Service Provider Console management agent and Veeam Agent for Mac, use a command with the following syntax:
sudo <path_to_package>/'MacAgentPackages.<company_name>.sh' ; veeamconsoleconfig -g add <gateway>:<port> --tag_name <tag> --validate_cert <thumbprint> |
where:
- <path_to_package> — path to the directory where you have saved the installation package.
- <company_name> — name of the company to which the management agent is assigned.
If you have downloaded an agent not assigned to any company, the setup file name will be MacAgentPackages.sh.
- <gateway> — FQDN or IP address of a cloud gateway.
- <port> — the port on the cloud gateway that is used to transfer data to Veeam Service Provider Console.
- [optional] <tag> — tag that will be assigned to the management agent.
If you do not want to assign tag to the management agent, you can skip the --tag_name command.
- <thumbprint> — thumbprint of the security certificate that is installed on the Veeam Service Provider Console server.
If you do not specify a certificate thumbprint, you will be asked to verify the security certificate.
Important! |
It is strongly recommended to provide a certificate thumbprint for automated verification of the security certificate. Do not use the --validate_cert command with -f argument. |
Example
Suppose you want to install Veeam Service Provider Console management agent and Veeam Agent for Mac with the following configuration:
- Path to the package file: /home/vac/agents/
- Management agent is not assigned to any company
- Cloud gateway: gate01.cloudprovider.com
- Cloud gateway port: 6180
- Management agent tag: Mac03
- Security certificate thumbprint: 028EC0FB60A7EBA9B140FCD1553061AF991A7FDE
The command to install Veeam Service Provider Console management agent and Veeam Agent for Mac with such configuration will have the following parameters:
