Log in to NetApp Backup and Recovery
Log in to NetApp Backup and Recovery from NetApp Console to discover workloads and manage protection operations.
NetApp Backup and Recovery uses identity and access management to control what each user can do.
For details about the actions that each role can perform, see NetApp Backup and Recovery user roles.
To log in to NetApp Console, you can use your NetApp Support Site credentials, or you can sign up for a NetApp Console account using your email address and a password. Learn more about logging in.
Required NetApp Console role
Backup and Recovery super admin or Backup and Recovery restore admin. If you are protecting data stored on a Cloud Volumes ONTAP cluster, the Cloud Volumes ONTAP Admin role is also required. Learn about NetApp Console access roles for all services.
To add a Console agent, you must have the Backup and Recovery super admin role.
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Do one of the following:
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If you are using NetApp Console, open a web browser and go to the NetApp Console.
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If you are using NetApp Console local deployment, open a web browser and go to the IP address of the web UI for your local Console deployment.
The NetApp Console login page appears.
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Log in to the Console.
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From the Console left navigation, select Protection > Backup and Recovery.
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If this is your first time logging in to Backup and Recovery and you haven't yet added a system to the Systems page, the Backup and Recovery service displays the "Welcome to the new NetApp Backup and Recovery" landing page with an option to add a system. For details about adding a system to the Systems page, see Getting started with NetApp Console standard mode.
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If you are logging in to Backup and Recovery for the first time and have a system in the Console but no discovered resources, the Welcome to the new NetApp Backup and Recovery page appears with an option to Discover resources.
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If you haven't already done so, select Discover and manage.
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For Microsoft SQL Server workloads, see Discover Microsoft SQL Server workloads.
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For VMware workloads, see Discover VMware workloads.
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For KVM workloads, see Discover KVM workloads.
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For Oracle Database workloads, see Discover Oracle Database workloads.
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For Hyper-V workloads, see Discover Hyper-V workloads.
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For Kubernetes workloads, see Discover Kubernetes workloads.
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