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Thomasliju
Level 3
9 years ago

Compatibility of DD OS and OST plugin

Hi All,

Currently i am working for upgradation of DD OS 5.3 to 5.7, Some of our media server OST plugin is 2.6. series. So please confirm to which version we have to upgrade our OST plugin.

 

thanks in advance...

Liju Thomas.

  • The release notes of DD OS 5.7 should say, else its documented in "Data Domain Boost Compatibility Guide", avaiable to support.emc.com (account required).

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  • The release notes of DD OS 5.7 should say, else its documented in "Data Domain Boost Compatibility Guide", avaiable to support.emc.com (account required).

  • thanks Nicolai...we are in progress of upgrade.

     

    if u have any docs related to OST plugin upgrade, please share us. that will be very usefull.

     

    Regards...Liju Thomas.

  • http://compatibilityguide.emc.com:8080/CompGuideApp/DataDomainBoost.jsp

    According to that you may use OST plug-in 3.0.x given your environment is on running Windows Server 2008 with NetBackup 7.6.x and DD OS is at minimum 5.4 and at maximum 5.7. There you have it.

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      PB3
      Level 2
      At maximum 5.7, does it mean any of the 5.7.x versions as well ? Please cosine one confirm . It’s urgent
      • Hi PB3,

        It's always better to start your own post with details of your specific environment.  This allows us to provide a much more relevant and accurate response.  The post you've tagged on to was solved more than two years ago, for a version of NetBackup (7.6) which reached end of life just over two years ago.

        The link that vjhola provided (http://compatibilityguide.emc.com:8080/CompGuideApp/DataDomainBoost.jsp) is still very relevant and works.  Go to that address, choose your DD product on the left, select Veritas from the list of vendors, and then the relevant version of NetBackup and you'll easily be able to see which version is compatible with your environment.

        Hope this helps,

        Steve