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Important: Upgrade Your Appliance Releases to continue getting OS Vulnerabilities Fixes
The following email was sent to all Appliance customers on November 12, 2024. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Veritas Customer, This is an urgent reminder. Similar reminders were sent, earlier this year, on January 28 and May 1. As you may know, Veritas Appliances are protected by a hardened version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Operating System (OS). This article lists the RHEL version in each Veritas Appliance release and the end of OS vulnerability fix support date, which is the earlier of the end of RHEL support date and end of Veritas primary support date. To continue receiving OS vulnerability fixes and keep your appliances secure and operating efficiently, you must upgrade to a RHEL 8.8-based Appliance release (as recommended below). Veritas will be unable to provide fixes to OS vulnerabilities if you are not running a RHEL 8.8-based appliance release. NetBackup Flex Appliance 5.1 If 5.x is not an option, then upgrade to 4.2 NetBackup Appliance 5.3.0.1 Maintenance Release 3 (MR3) If 5.3.0.1 MR3 is not an option, then upgrade to an earlier Maintenance Release of 5.3.0.1 NetBackup Access Appliance 8.3 If 8.3 is not an option, then upgrade to 8.2 NetBackup Flex Scale 3.2.100 To maintain the highest security posture and protect against cyber threats, customers should always upgrade to the latest available release and apply the latest available Quarterly Maintenance Release (MRs) and Monthly Security Patches (SPs) on NetBackup Flex Appliances and NetBackup Appliances. MRs deliver a roll-up of product and security fixes, while SPs deliver the latest OS vulnerability fixes. Irrespective of whether you take the above action or not, you will continue to get support per Veritas product lifecycle. If you have any questions, please Contact Support | Veritas™ or create a Support case Online. Additional information about Maintenance Releases and Security Patches can be found in the following articles: NetBackup Appliance Maintenance Releases NetBackup Flex Appliance Maintenance Releases Veritas Appliances Monthly Security Patches Sincerely, Your Veritas Support Teamsagrawal24 days agoLevel 518Views0likes0Commentspairing 2 flex appliances for replication failed
Hi all We have 2 flex appliances and while configuring pairing we get two failed jobs on the monitor 1st job error message : failed to create high availability replication link 2nd job error message : failed to configure replication service anyone can help please ? knowing that the host0 is on the management network and we configured a bond with two interfaces for replication on a replication network when starting pairing we used the bond for replication and we gave an address in that network (on dr appliance) when finnishing pairing (on primary appliance) we used also the same bond configured for replication and we gave an ip in that networkRiadh_R172 months agoLevel 474Views0likes10CommentsNetBackup Flex Scale 3.2.100 is now available
NetBackup Flex Scale 3.2.100 is now available to customers. 3.2.100 is a maintenance release; it is a full package that includes 3.2 software. The upgrade package and release notes are available onhttps://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/downloads/update.UPD269228 All NetBackup Flex Scale customers are strongly encouraged to upgrade to 3.2.100 to benefit from the several product and security fixes.sagrawal2 months agoLevel 513Views0likes0CommentsNetBackup Appliance 5.3.0.1 Maintenance Release 3 is now available
NetBackup Appliance 5.3.0.1 Maintenance Release 3 can now be downloaded from the following link: https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/downloads/update.UPD411419 To continue receiving important Operating System vulnerabilities fixes and monthly security patches, it is critical that customers on pre-5.3.x releases upgrade to 5.3.0.1 MR3 as soon as possible, since the Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions used by pre-5.3.x releases are no longer supported by Red Hat. https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100062456sagrawal2 months agoLevel 514Views0likes0CommentsAfter Vlan Tagging , Flex 5360 instances Showing storage Server down .
We planned to distribute two separate workloads across the two nodes of our FLEX 5360 HA system. For testing purposes, we implemented VLAN tagging on one node. However, this resulted in storage server failures and backup disruptions. When we migrated the instances to the non-VLAN tagged node, the storage server functioned correctly, and backups resumed as expected. We confirmed that VLAN tagging was configured correctly on both the node and the network switch. Please advise if any additional steps are necessary to achieve our goal.SolvedNbuhunter2 months agoLevel 262Views0likes3Comments- Vincent_L2 months agoLevel 3428Views0likes3Comments
Still receiving email alerts for fixed issues
Hi all Every day I get an Alert Summary email as below showing my Unresolved Alerts. However this issue has long since been fixed, the log filesystem on the NetBackup virtual appliance is only 27% full (see below), but I keep getting this email anyway. How can I mark this as resolved so I stop getting the email? Virtual appliance version is 5.0.0.1. Thanks in advance. The partition usage has exceeded warning threshold and will soon reach full capacity. Cleanup the partition and re-check status. If the issue is not resolved, contact Veritas Technical Support for assistance. Time of event: 2023-10-10 14:49:26 (+13:00) UMI Event code: V-475-103-1001 Component Type: Partition Component: Log Status: 88% State: WARNING Additional information about this error is available at following link: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on devtmpfs 63G 0 63G 0% /dev tmpfs 63G 76K 63G 1% /dev/shm tmpfs 63G 4.1G 59G 7% /run tmpfs 63G 0 63G 0% /sys/fs/cgroup /dev/mapper/system-root 49G 17G 30G 36% / tmpfs 63G 764K 63G 1% /tmp /dev/sda1 477M 56M 392M 13% /boot /dev/mapper/system-home 4.8G 122M 4.5G 3% /home /dev/mapper/system-var 9.8G 6.2G 3.1G 67% /var /dev/mapper/system-rep 4.9G 33M 4.6G 1% /repository /dev/mapper/system-log 98G 25G 68G 27% /log /dev/mapper/system-inst 49G 2.8G 44G 6% /inst /dev/mapper/system-audit 4.8G 2.9G 1.7G 64% /var/log/auditwatsonbp3 months agoLevel 0816Views1like4Comments