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Use a Zata bucket as backup storage in the MSP360 Managed Backup console.

MSP360 Managed Backup (formerly CloudBerry) backs up servers and workstations from one web console. You add Zata as an S3 Compatible storage account, and your backup plans can then store data in a Zata bucket.

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Before you start

Connection settings

SettingValue
Cloud storageS3 Compatible
Access Key / Secret KeyFrom Access Keys in the Zata console. The key must be from the same region as the bucket.
Signature version4
HTTPS endpointidr01.zata.ai for Indore, bom01.zata.ai for Mumbai (host name only)
HTTP endpointLeave empty
Ignore certificateLeave unticked

Set up MSP360

1

Open Storage Accounts

In the MSP360 console, open Backup → Storage Accounts and click Add Account.

Backup menu in the MSP360 console with Storage Accounts highlighted
2

Choose S3 Compatible

In the Add Cloud Storage Wizard, select S3 Compatible and click Next.

Select Cloud Storage step with S3 Compatible highlighted
3

Specify the credentials

Enter a Display Name, for example Zata, and fill in the other fields from the table above. Click Next.

Specify Credentials step with the display name, keys, signature version 4 and the HTTPS endpoint idr01.zata.ai
4

Choose the bucket

Enter a Display Name for the backup destination. Under Bucket, choose Select Existing and pick your bucket, or Create New and enter a new bucket name. Click Next.

Create Backup Destination step with the Create New and Select Existing bucket options
5

Assign to companies

Tick the companies that may use this storage and click Next.

Assign to Companies step with a company ticked
6

Save

Check the details in Preview and click Save. The account now appears in the Storage Accounts list.

Preview step summarising the storage, credentials and backup destination, with the Save button

Test it

On a computer with the MSP360 backup agent, back up a small folder to the Zata destination. Check that the data appears in your bucket in the Zata console, then restore the folder to confirm the backup can be recovered.

Troubleshooting

ProblemFix
The wizard cannot connectCheck that HTTPS endpoint is only the host name (idr01.zata.ai or bom01.zata.ai) and matches the region of the key.
Access denied or invalid credentialsCopy the keys again from Access Keys, without extra spaces.
Create New failsA sub-user’s key cannot create buckets. Create the bucket in the Zata console, then choose Select Existing.

For other errors, see Signature errors and Access denied.