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inSync Private Cloud 5.2 - inSync Help - Druva

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<strong>inSync</strong> <strong>5.2</strong> <strong>Private</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> – Administrator’s Guide<br />

Configuring <strong>inSync</strong> <strong>Private</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong><br />

Primary Configuration Activities<br />

Primary configuration activities include those configuration tasks that enables users of your<br />

organization to start backing up and sharing data using <strong>inSync</strong>. Follow the steps in the sequence they<br />

are listed in the table.<br />

Step Activity Description<br />

1 Configure network for<br />

<strong>inSync</strong><br />

By configuring the network you define the IP address<br />

and the port numbers required to access the <strong>inSync</strong><br />

Server.<br />

For instructions, see Configuring Network for <strong>inSync</strong>.<br />

2 Configure email for<br />

<strong>inSync</strong> Server<br />

Various <strong>inSync</strong> activities require <strong>inSync</strong> Server to send<br />

emails to <strong>inSync</strong> users and administrators. For example,<br />

when a new user is added to <strong>inSync</strong>, the user receives<br />

the account information through email.<br />

For instructions, see Configuring Email for <strong>inSync</strong>.<br />

3 Create storage nodes Storage nodes are the servers that performs<br />

backups or restores. They also contain the<br />

storages where data backed up from user devices<br />

are stored.<br />

For instructions, see Creating a Storage Node.<br />

4 Create storages Storages are needed to archive the data backed up<br />

or shared from user's devices.<br />

For instructions, see Creating a Storage.<br />

5 Create profiles In <strong>inSync</strong>, profiles are containers of configurations<br />

that are applicable to a group of users. Through a<br />

profile you can define the files and folders that will<br />

be backed up for users, the backup interval,<br />

resource utilization, and so on.<br />

For instructions, see Creating a Profile.<br />

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