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Veritas InfoScale 7.3.1 Release Notes - Windows
Last Published:
2017-12-15
Product(s):
InfoScale & Storage Foundation (7.3.1)
- Release notes for Veritas InfoScale
- Limitations
- Deployment limitations
- Cluster management limitations
- Storage management limitations
- Multi-pathing limitations
- Replication limitations
- Solution configuration limitations
- Internationalization and localization limitations
- Interoperability limitations
- Known issues
- Deployment issues
- Cluster management issues
- Cluster Server (VCS) issues
- Cluster Manager (Java Console) issues
- Global service group issues
- VMware virtual environment-related issues
- Cluster Server (VCS) issues
- Storage management issues
- Storage Foundation
- VEA console issues
- Snapshot and restore issues
- Snapshot scheduling issues
- Storage Foundation
- Multi-pathing issues
- Replication issues
- Solution configuration issues
- Disaster recovery (DR) configuration issues
- Fire drill (FD) configuration issues
- Quick recovery (QR) configuration issues
- Internationalization and localization issues
- Interoperability issues
- Miscellaneous issues
- Fibre Channel adapter issues
- Deployment issues
In a Microsoft Azure environment SFW fails to auto discover SSD media type for a VHD
In a Microsoft Azure environment, the provisioned storage disks can be of SSD or HDD type. A hypervisor assigns these disks to a virtual machine as SCSI registered VHD disks. For the VHD disks, whether SSD or HHD, the media type information is identical. As a result, SFW fails to auto discover whether or not is the underlying disk an SSD. Failing this, you cannot leverage SFW capabilities for an SSD disk. (3908299)
Workaround:
To leverage SFW capabilities for an SSD disk, using VEA, manually classify an SSD disk.
For details, refer to, Storage Foundation Administrator's Guide.