# Adding a UNIX File Server

To archive data on a UNIX file server, add the file server.

## Start the Configuration Wizard

1. From the Command Center navigation pane, go to Protect > Archiving.

   The Archive file servers page appears.

2. In the upper-right corner of the page, click Add server.

   The Configure Archive Server wizard appears.

3. From the list of server types, select File server and click Next.

   The Add file server page appears.

4. In the Name box, enter a name for the server.

   You can search and select an existing file server from the list. For more information, see Adding an Existing File Server.

   To add the software interactively use the link To install the software interactively, click here.

   Unix – File System package is required.

5. To add a new server, click Add new server.

6. In the Host name box, enter the fully qualified name of the UNIX file server.

7. In the User name box, enter the UNIX user name.

8. In the Password box, enter the password.

9. In the Confirm Password box, enter the password again.

10. From the OS Type list, select Unix.

11. To use the SSH protocol for the file server, move the Use non-standard SSH port number toggle key to the right, and then enter the port number.

    By default, the SSH protocol uses port number 22.

12. To restart the file server, toggle the Reboot if required key to the right.

13. To install the driver to recall stubs later, move the Install Driver for File Archiver toggle key to the right.

14. CLick Next.

    The Plan page of the configuration wizard appears.

## Plan

1. Add a new archive plan and then, provide information about storage, retention, and archive schedules.

   For more information, see Create An Archive Plan.

   If you have created an archive plan already, select the plan from the list.

2. Click Next.

   The Archive Content page of the configuration wizard appears.

## Archive Content

1. In the Archive content box, click Add > Custom Path and enter the path to a local drive on the computer.

2. Select Use cell level policy to enable or disable the global exclusions for the default subclient depending on whether the Use global exclusions on all subclients option is enabled for the environment.

3. Click Add.

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