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Storage Pools

To Manage Backup Storage  Locations

This option will help you to add storage pools  for Eenos backup system

Backups -> Storage Pools

Eenos currently support 4 types of storage pools as follows,

  • Local Disk Storage : An additional disk  or partition or NFS mount folder
  • SSH Storage : A remote Linux ssh server to  upload backups
  • SFTP Storage : A remote SFTP storage account 
  • FTP Storage : A remote FTP account to upload backups

Additional storage services will be available in future versions.

Available Storage Pools

This table will show added storage pools. You can enable or disable the storage pools. You may also delete , modify or test connection to the storage pools.

If a storage pools is disabled backups will not be uploaded to that pool

Add Local Disk Storage

This is a local storage folder in the backup server itself. It can be an additional HDD , NFS mount or a NAS  attached disk on your server itself.

The local disk storage is the fastest storage system.

To add a  disk storage  click on Add Local Disk Storage  button. You  may need to fill out the following to add a disk storage.

  • Pool Name : A name for storage  pool
  • Storage Path : The full path to disk  mount point.

After adding the disk pool click the button Add Pool, which will add the new pool.

Add SSH Storage

This is a remote storage options. You may need a generic Linux  Open SSH account to configure the backup. 

The remote  SSH storage pool need to  be updated with the  selected SSH Public Key to make connection.

To add the remote SSH pool, you need to  fill  out the following details,

  • Pool Name : A name for the storage Pool
  • Remote Host : The remote ssh  server IP or hostname
  • Remote SSH User : The ssh user name to login to the remote server
  • Remote SSH Port :  The remote ssh server port, default will be 22
  • Storage Path : The  remote sever folder name to upload  backup files
  • Select SSH Key : Select the SSH public key that used to connect to the server.

After entering the above details click the button Add Pool, which will add new SSH storage pool to your server.

Please make sure the remote ssh account have read and write permission for the Storage Path.

Add SFTP Storage

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