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upgrade form netbackup 6 to netbackup7.6

Satish_munduru1
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Hi Team,

Thanks in advance.

 

Can we upgrade NetBackup 7.6 version from NetBackupp 6 version.

 

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RiaanBadenhorst
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Hi,

 

Check if your system is even still supported on the Operating System compatibility list. Most cases the 6.5 installation is so old that its running on some OS or hardware that isn't supported any more. It then requires many hops and migrations to get you to a newly supported platform.

It might be worth it to just let that environment expire, and start fresh. But of course that depends on your organization.

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Marianne
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Yes. see NBU 7.x Upgrade portal:  http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH74584

Extract: 
Upgrade to NetBackup 7.6 can occur from all NetBackup 6.x and NetBackup 7.x versions 

Important that you understand the catalog changes that came about in NBU 7.5.

Please take your time and read through these docs: 

NetBackup Release Notes 
NetBackup 7.6 Upgrade Guide 
NetBackup Installation Guide 

Lots of changes too as far as OS, hardware and database compatibility is concerned.

For system requirements, documentation, and compatibility information, please use the Installation and Upgrade checklist found on the SORT website before any upgrade: 

MASTER Compatibility list: http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH59978

Version Compatibility TN: http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH29677 

Master Download List : http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH65429

 

RiaanBadenhorst
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Hi,

 

Check if your system is even still supported on the Operating System compatibility list. Most cases the 6.5 installation is so old that its running on some OS or hardware that isn't supported any more. It then requires many hops and migrations to get you to a newly supported platform.

It might be worth it to just let that environment expire, and start fresh. But of course that depends on your organization.