Veritas Access 7.3 Release Notes
- Overview of Veritas Access
- Changes in this release
- Technical preview features
- Fixed issues
- Software limitations
- Flexible Storage Sharing limitations
- Limitations related to installation and upgrade
- Veritas Access language support
- File system limitation
- Known issues
- Veritas Access known issues
- AWS issues
- Backup issues
- CIFS issues
- Deduplication issues
- Enterprise Vault Attach known issues
- FTP issues
- GUI issues
- Installation and configuration issues
- Networking issues
- NFS issues
- ObjectAccess issues
- OpenDedup issues
- OpenStack issues
- Replication issues
- SmartIO issues
- Storage issues
- Veritas Access known issues
- Getting help
Limitations on using InfiniBand NICs in the Veritas Access cluster
InfiniBand NICs are preferred as private NICs, unless the NICs are connected to a public network or excluded.
NIC bond function may not be supported on InfiniBand NICs when the PCI IDs are identical for the NICs on the same network card.
Note:
The case is observed on Mellanox card.
NIC exclusion function is supported on InfiniBand NICs, but all the NICs with the same PCI ID are excluded during the exclusion operation.
Note:
The case is observed on Mellanox card.
Newly added node should share the same configuration of InfiniBand NICs. For example, if the Veritas Access cluster uses LLT over RDMA, the newly added node should have RDMA NICs connected as a private NIC.
Veritas Access does not support mixed LLT connections, which means all the nodes in the cluster nodes should have InfiniBand NICs if you plan to use LLT over RDMA. Otherwise, use NIC exclusion to exclude InfiniBand NICs during the Veritas Access installation.