Introduction and Tutorial

• What is Bareos?
  • History
  • Who Needs Bareos?
  • Bareos Components or Services
    • Bareos Director
    • Bareos Console
    • Bareos File Daemon
    • Bareos Storage Daemon
    • Catalog
  • Bareos Version Numbers and Releases
  • Bareos Packages
  • Bareos Binary Release Policy
  • Quick Start
  • Terminology
  • What Bareos is Not
  • Interactions Between the Bareos Services
  • The Current State of Bareos
    • What is Implemented
    • Advantages Over Other Backup Programs
    • Current Implementation Restrictions
      • Multiple Catalogs
    • Design Limitations or Restrictions
    • Items to Note
• Installing the Bareos Server
  • Decide about the Bareos release to use
  • Install the Bareos Software Packages
    • Install on RedHat based Linux Distributions
      • RHEL and derivatives, Fedora
    • Install on SUSE based Linux Distributions
      • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), openSUSE
    • Install on Debian based Linux Distributions
      • Debian / Ubuntu / Univention Corporate Server (UCS)
        • Univention Corporate Server
    • Install on FreeBSD based Distributions
  • Prepare Bareos database
    • Debian based Linux Distributions
    • Other Platforms
  • Start the daemons
    • Linux
    • FreeBSD
• Installing a Bareos Client
  • Installing a Bareos Client on Linux Distributions
  • Installing the Bareos Universal Linux Client
  • Installing a Bareos Client on FreeBSD
  • Installing a Bareos Client on Oracle Solaris
  • Installing a Bareos Client on Mac OS X
    • Installing the Bareos Client as PKG
    • Configuration
      • Option 1: Copy the director resource from the Bareos Director to the Client
      • Option 2: Edit the director resource on the Client
    • Restart bareos-fd after changing the configuration
    • Verify that the Bareos File Daemon is working
  • Installing a Bareos Client on Windows
• Installing Bareos Webui
  • Features
  • System Requirements
  • Installation
    • Adding the Bareos Repository
    • Install the bareos-webui package
    • Minimal Configuration
    • Configuration Details
      • Create a restricted consoles
      • Configuration of profile resources
      • SELinux
      • Configure your Apache Webserver
      • Configure your /etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini
      • Configure your /etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini
      • Configure updating the Bvfs cache frequently
  • Upgrade from Bareos 21 or lower to Bareos 22
    • Debian, Ubuntu, Univention
    • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), openSUSE
      • Before upgrading
      • After upgrading
    • Console/Profile changes
  • Upgrade from 18.2.6 to 18.2.7
    • Configuration changes
  • Upgrade from 15.2 to 16.2
    • Console/Profile changes
    • directors.ini
    • configuration.ini
  • Additional information
    • NGINX
    • php.ini settings
• Updating and upgrading Bareos
  • Before updating or upgrading Bareos software
  • Updating from community to subscription binaries
  • Updating Bareos to the lastest minor or bugfix release
    • Post update checks
  • Upgrading Bareos to a new major release
    • Prepare the upgrade
    • Upgrade the Bareos download repositories
    • Updating the configuration files
    • Updating the database scheme
      • Debian based Linux Distributions
      • Other Platforms
• Getting Started with Bareos
  • Understanding Jobs and Schedules
  • Understanding Pools, Volumes and Labels
  • Setting Up Bareos Configuration Files
  • Testing your Configuration Files
• Tutorial
  • Installing Bareos
  • Starting the Daemons
  • Using the Director to Query and Start Jobs
  • Running a Job
  • Restoring Your Files
  • Quitting the Console Program
  • Adding a Client
    • Client: install package
    • Director: configure client
      • Manual configuration of client
    • Client: configure
      • Manual configuration
    • Director: test client, add a job
  • Patience When Starting Daemons or Mounting Blank Tapes
  • Pools
  • Other Useful Console Commands
• Bareos Webui
  • Command ACL Requirements
  • Access Control Configuration
    • Full Access
    • Limited Access
    • Read-Only Access
  • Restore
    • Available restore parameters
    • Restore multiple files
    • Restore a specific file version
    • Limitations
• Critical Items to Implement Before Production
  • Critical Items
  • Recommended Items