Veritas NetBackup™ Upgrade Guide
- Introduction
- About the NetBackup 8.1 Upgrade Guide
- About changes in NetBackup 8.1
- Potential required changes for NetApp clusters
- About automatic file changes from an upgrade
- Errors when Bare Metal Restore information is replicated using Auto Image Replication
- Known catalog backup limitation
- About Veritas Services and Operations Readiness Tools
- Recommended SORT procedures for new installations
- Recommended SORT procedures for upgrades
- About the NetBackup preinstall checker
- Planning for an upgrade
- Master server upgrade
- About master server upgrades
- Preinstall procedure for upgrading to NetBackup 8.1
- Performing local, remote, or clustered server upgrades on Windows systems
- Performing silent upgrades on Windows systems
- Upgrading UNIX/Linux server software to NetBackup 8.1
- Post-install procedure for upgrading to NetBackup 8.1
- About mounting the NetBackup software media
- About NetBackup startup and shutdown scripts
- Completing your system update after an upgrade
- Media server upgrade
- MSDP upgrade for NetBackup
- 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
- About the NetBackup answer file
- Update cloud configuration file on the master server immediately after install or upgrade to NetBackup 8.1
- About NetBackup software availability
- About the NetBackup media kit
- About the NetBackup Electronic Software Distribution (ESD) images
- Additional post-upgrade steps for NetApp clusters
- Using NetApp disk arrays with Replication Director
- About compatibility between NetBackup versions
- Installation and upgrade requirements for UNIX and Linux
- Installation and upgrade requirements for Windows and Windows clusters
- Requirements for Windows cluster installations and upgrades
- Upgrading clients after servers are upgraded
- Install and upgrade of the UNIX and Linux client binaries with native installers
- Removing a clustered media server by migrating all data to a new media server
- Disabling the connection between your NetBackup OpsCenter server and your NetBackup Master Server
- Post upgrade procedures for Amazon cloud storage servers
Recommended SORT procedures for upgrades
Veritas recommends current NetBackup users perform the three procedures that are listed for an initial introduction to SORT. The tool has many other features and functions, but these serve as a good introduction to SORT for users who already use NetBackup. In addition, the procedures provide a helpful base of knowledge for other SORT functionality.
Table:
Procedure | Details |
|---|---|
Create a Veritas Account on the SORT webpage | |
Create a system-specific upgrade report | See “To create a system-specific installation report for Windows”. See “To create a system-specific installation report for UNIX or Linux”. |
Review the future platform and feature plans. Review the hot fix and emergency engineering binary release auditor information. | See “To review future platform changes and feature plans”. |
To review future platform changes and feature plans
- In your web browser, navigate to:
- Find and select the NetBackup Future Platform and Feature Plans widget.
- Select Display Information.
- Review the information provided
- Optional - sign in to create notification - Click Sign in and create notification.
To review hot fix and emergency engineering binary information
- In your web browser, navigate to:
- Find and select the NetBackup Hot Fix and EEB Release Auditor widget.
- Enter the hot fix or emergency engineering binary (EEB) information.
- Click Search.
- The new page shows a table with the following columns:
Hot fix of EEB Identifier
Shows the hot fix or EEB number that was entered on the previous screen.
Description
Displays a description of the problem that is associated with the hot fix or EEB.
Resolved in Versions
Provides the version of NetBackup where this issue is resolved.
More Information
“To review hot fix and emergency engineering binary information”