Specifying the server
1. Browse and select the server you want to backup. For Oracle on Windows, expand the Microsoft Windows Network tree.
By default, your current user login to the DS-Client will be used to connect to the selected computer.
2. If you need to specify alternate credentials, select Ask for Network Credentials if necessary, and click Next.
The Ask for database credentials option is selected by default
Ask for Network Credentials | Enter a valid user name and password for the selected computer. • The Network Credentials must also be valid for the Network Protocol you select to dump the database file. • The Network Credentials you specify must have read and write privileges for the dump path you select. |
Ask for Database Credentials | (Mandatory) Enter a valid user name and password for the database server. Type the Service name in the corresponding field: • This is the name of the Oracle service database you wish to back up. • The Service Name is the TNS alias that is specified in the “tnsnames.ora” file on your Oracle client. For Oracle 12c databases: • If you supply the service name defined at CDB-level, you will be able to browse the entire container database (Root and all pluggable databases). • If you supply the service name defined at PDB-level, you will be able to browse that specific pluggable database only. |
If you have selected Ask for Network Credentials, the Enter Network Credentials screen appears.
3. (If applicable) In the Enter Network Credentials screen, enter a valid user name and password for the selected computer, and click OK.
• The Network Credentials must also be valid for the Network Protocol you select to dump the database file.
• The Network Credentials you specify must have read and write privileges for the dump path you select.
4. In the Enter Database Credentials screen, enter a valid user name and password for the database server.
5. Type the Service name in the corresponding field.
This is the name of the Oracle service database you want to back up. The Service Name is the TNS alias that is specified in the “tnsnames.ora” file on your Oracle client.
For Oracle 12c databases:
• If you provide the service name defined at CDB-level, you will be able to browse the entire container database (Root and all pluggable databases).
• If you provide the service name defined at PDB-level, you will be able to browse that specific pluggable database only.
6. Click OK.