VERITAS Backup Exec 9.0.4202 for NetWare Servers Hotfix 1
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RELEASE NOTES
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This hotfix for VERITAS Backup Exec 9.0.4202 for NetWare Servers addresses the security vulnerabilities described as:
   
         VERITAS Software Security Advisory VX05-001
         VERITAS Software Security Advisory VX05-002
         
This hotfix requires the installation of the files from VERITAS Backup Exec 9.0.4202 for NetWare Servers. These files must not be installed over any other release of the Backup Exec for NetWare Server files.
   
These vulnerabilities affect the Backup Exec for NetWare Servers Media Server, the Remote Agent for NetWare Servers, and the Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000.  The patch must be installed on each affected system in order to completely address these security vulnerabilities.
   

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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    Extract the files from this self extracting EXE to a temporary directory.  This directory is referred to as INSTALLDIR in the instructions below.
   

NetWare Media Server

    Verify that the correct version of Backup Exec for NetWare Servers has been installed.  The SYS:\BKUPEXEC\VERSION.DOC file should indicate the following:
   
         Backup Exec for NetWare Servers 9.0  Build 636N04202
         
    If it does not, please download this version of Backup Exec from the VERITAS Support web site and install it before proceeding.
   
    Make sure that there are no operations in progress, and then shut down Backup Exec for NetWare Servers with the BESTOP command at the server console.
   
    From a workstation, save off a backup copy of the following existing files at the server:
   
         SYS:\BKUPEXEC\NLMS\BEPSVR.NLM
         SYS:\BKUPEXEC\NLMS\BESRVR.NLM
         SYS:\BKUPEXEC\NLMS\NDMPD.NLM

    Copy the files from INSTALLDIR\NetWare to the SYS:\BKUPEXEC\NLMS directory.
   
    Restart Backup Exec with the BESTART command at the console.    
   

Remote Agent for NetWare Servers

    Verify that the correct version of Backup Exec for NetWare Servers has been installed.  The SYS:\BKUPEXEC\VERSION.DOC file should indicate the following:
   
         Backup Exec for NetWare 9.0  Build 636N04202
         
    If it does not, please download this version of Backup Exec from the VERITAS Support Web site and install it before proceeding.
   
    Make sure that there are no operations in progress, and then shut down the Remote Agent for NetWare Servers with the BESTOP command at the console.
   
    From a workstation, save off a backup copy of the following existing file at the server:
   
         SYS:\BKUPEXEC\NLMS\NDMPD.NLM

    Copy INSTALLDIR\NetWare\NDMPD.NLM to the SYS:\BKUPEXEC\NLMS directory.
   
    Restart Backup Exec with the BESTART command at the console.

   
Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000

    First, verify that the correct version of the agent is currently installed.  Bring up the Services control panel and look at the properties for the Backup Exec for Windows NT/2000 service. Note the "Path to executable" entry.  It should be something like:
       
       C:\Program Files\VERITAS\Backup Exec\RANT\beremote.exe

    This path will be referred to as the RANT SERVICES FOLDER below.
   
    Stop the Backup Exec for Windows NT/2000 Service.
   
    Browse to the beremote.exe file in the RANT SERVICES FOLDER. Right click on the beremote.exe file and choose the "Version" tab.  The File version should be 8.60.3923.0.  If it is not, please download and install the Remote Agent for Windows NT/2000 from the Backup Exec 9.0.4202 for NetWare Servers package that is available on the VERITAS Support Web site before continuing.

    Save off a backup copy of the following existing files in the RANW SERVICES FOLDER:
   
         BEREMOTE.EXE
         NDMPCOMM.DLL
         NDMPSRVR.DLL

    Copy the files from INSTALLDIR\Windows to the RANT SERVICES FOLDER.
   
    Restart the Backup Exec for Windows NT/2000 Service from the Services control panel.