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NetBackup™ Release Notes
Last Published:
2024-06-18
Product(s):
NetBackup (10.4.0.1)
- About NetBackup 10.4.0.1
- New features, enhancements, and changes
- About new enhancements and changes in NetBackup
- NetBackup 10.4.0.1 new features, changes, and enhancements
- Changes in Veritas terminology
- NetBackup 10.4.0.1 support additions and changes
- Several shutdown commands to be deprecated in a future release
- Support for OpenStack Kolla Ansible Yoga release added to NetBackup for OpenStack 10.4.0.1
- NetBackup for OpenStack 10.4.0.1 does not support upgrade from the previous release
- Operational notes
- About NetBackup 10.4.0.1 operational notes
- NetBackup installation and upgrade operational notes
- NetBackup administration and general operational notes
- NetBackup administration interface operational notes
- NetBackup Snapshot Manager (formerly NetBackup CloudPoint)
- NetBackup NAS operational notes
- NetBackup for OpenStack operational notes
- NetBackup for OpenStack Datamover API (NBOSDMAPI) service times out in the haproxy connection
- Instance volumes in the incremental backups cannot be mounted
- Restored VMs have blank metadata config_drive attached
- No operation is permitted in insecure way for SSL-enabled Keystone URL
- NetBackup for OpenStack CentOS-based virtual machine is now replaced with Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- NetBackup internationalization and localization operational notes
- Appendix A. About SORT for NetBackup Users
- Appendix B. NetBackup installation requirements
- Appendix C. NetBackup compatibility requirements
- Appendix D. Other NetBackup documentation and related documents
NetBackup for OpenStack CentOS-based virtual machine is now replaced with Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Support for NetBackup for OpenStack running on CentOS has ended. The CentOS operating system is no longer a supported platform beyond the NetBackup 10.4 release. Starting with the NetBackup 10.4.0.1 release, NetBackup for OpenStack supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and the virtual machine is replaced with Red Hat Enterprise Linux.