When you add a cluster, a default data center is automatically created. You can create more data centers for data that has different backup requirements.
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From the navigation pane, go to Protect > Big data.
The Big data page appears.
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Click Add cluster, and then select Cassandra.
The Add Cassandra cluster dialog box appears.
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In the Name box, type a name for the cluster.
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From the Gateway node list, select the Cassandra node that you want the Commvault software to connect to.
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In the Cassandra configuration file path box, type or browse the path to the Cassandra configuration file.
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From the Plan list, select the server plan to use for the Cassandra cluster.
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In the CQL port box, type the port number used for CQL connections.
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In the JMX port box, type the port number used for JMX connections.
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You can enable authentications only if they are enabled on the cluster.
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To authenticate using CQL, under Authentication settings for CQL, do the following:
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In the Username box, enter the username for CQL shell.
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In the Password box, enter the password for CQL shell user.
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To authenticate using JMX, under Authentication settings for JMX, do the following:
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In the Username box, enter the username for Cassandra JMX.
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In the Password box, enter the password for Cassandra JMX user.
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To authenticate using SSL, under Authentication settings for SSL, do the following:
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In the Keystore box, enter the path to the keystore file, including the filename.
For example, /etc/dse/cassandra/client.keystore
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In the Keystore password box, enter the password for the keystore.
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In the Truststore box, enter the path to the truststore file, including the filename.
For example, /etc/dse/cassandra/client.truststore.
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In the Truststore password box, enter the password for the truststore.
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The path and the password for keystore and truststore must be the same on all Cassandra nodes.
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Click Save.