Veritas NetBackup™ Upgrade Guide
- Introduction
- Planning for an upgrade
- General upgrade planning information
- About upgrade tools
- Upgrade operational notes and limitations
- Creating the user account to support the NetBackup web server
- About NetBackup 8.3 support for Fibre Transport Media Server with RHEL 7.5
- MSDP changes in NetBackup 8.1
- Potential required changes for NetApp clusters
- Errors when Bare Metal Restore information is replicated using Auto Image Replication
- Upgrade issue with pre-8.1 clients and 8.1 or later media servers
- Master server upgrade
- About master server upgrades
- Preinstall procedure for upgrading to NetBackup 8.3
- Performing local, remote, or clustered server upgrades on Windows systems
- Performing silent upgrades on Windows systems
- Upgrading UNIX and Linux server software to NetBackup 8.3
- Post-install procedure for upgrading to NetBackup 8.3
- About NetBackup startup and shutdown scripts
- Completing your system update after an upgrade
- Media server upgrade
- MSDP upgrade for NetBackup
- Client upgrade
- NetBackup Deployment Management with VxUpdate
- Appendix A. Reference
- NetBackup master server web server user and group creation
- Generate a certificate on the inactive nodes of a clustered master server
- About the NetBackup Java Runtime Environment
- Add or Remove Java GUI and JRE after upgrade
- About the NetBackup web user interface
- About the NetBackup answer file
- About RBAC bootstrapping
- About NetBackup software availability
- Additional post-upgrade steps for NetApp clusters
- Using NetApp disk arrays with Replication Director
- About compatibility between NetBackup versions
- Upgrade requirements for UNIX and Linux
- Installation and upgrade requirements for Windows and Windows clusters
- Requirements for Windows cluster installations and upgrades
- Removing a clustered media server by migrating all data to a new media server
- Disabling the connection between your OpsCenter server and your NetBackup Master Server
- Post upgrade procedures for Amazon cloud storage servers
- Upgrading clients after servers are upgraded
- Index
Add or Remove Java GUI and JRE after upgrade
You can add or remove the Java GUI and the JRE packages after the upgrade operation completes.
To add the packages, use one of the options shown:
Create and run a VxUpdate policy (or ad hoc operation) and specify that the Java GUI and JRE packages should be included.
On UNIX, access the upgrade media and run the commands shown:
Linux
rpm -U VRTSnbjre.rpm
rpm -U VRTSnbjava.rpm
Solaris
pkgadd -a .pkg_defaults -d VRTSnbjre.pkg VRTSnbjre
pkgadd -a .pkg_defaults -d VRTSnbjava.pkg VRTSnbjava
HP-UX
swinstall - s VRTSnbjre.depot \*
swinstall - s VRTSnbjava.depot \*
AIX
installp - ad VRTSnbjre.image all
installp - ad VRTSnbjava.image all
Debian
Re-run the Debian install script and specify the correct value to add the Java GUI and the JRE packages.
On Windows, access the installation media, and run the packages shown:
Veritas NetBackup JRE.msiVeritas NetBackup Java GUI.msi
To remove the packages, use one of the options shown:
Create and run a VxUpdate policy (or ad hoc operation) and specify that the Java GUI and JRE packages should be excluded.
On UNIX, run the commands shown:
Linux
rpm -e VRTSnbjava.rpm
rpm -e VRTSnbjre.rpm
Solaris
pkgrm VRTSnbjava
pkgrm VRTSnbjre
HP-UX
swremove VRTSnbjava
swremove VRTSnbjre
AIX
installp - u VRTSnbjre
installp - u VRTSnbjava
Debian
Re-run the Debian install script and specify the correct value to remove the Java GUI and the JRE packages.
On Windows
Select .
In the Control Panel window, select the appropriate utility for installed programs and applications.
From the list, select and click .
From the list, select and click .