Maintenance Pack NB_GDM_50_7_M.winnt.intel.exe provides fixes to the Veritas NetBackup (tm) Global Data Manager product for NT and Windows 2000 servers.
Details:
GDM 5.0GA Pack NB_GDM_50_7_M
README
December 5,
2006
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**
All 5.0 MP7 Maintenance Packs for NetBackup server, client, all Add-on
products, Database Agents, and Java GUI must be applied so that the entire
system is at the same Maintenance Pack level. **
This Maintenance
Pack provides updates and fixes for Veritas NetBackup (tm)
Global Data
Manager (GDM) for Windows
servers.
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PACK
DEPENDENCIES
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-- If you want to
install VERITAS NetBackup (tm) Global Data Manager
Server
component, you must have installed
NB_50_7_M prior to installing this
VERITAS
NetBackup (tm) Global Data Manager Maintenance Pack.
I.
DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS
II. KNOWN ISSUES
III. INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
IV. UNINSTALL INSTRUCTIONS
V. DESCRIPTION OF
PROBLEMS FIXED
Current
Pack
NB_GDM_50_7_M
Pack
History
NB_GDM_50_6_M
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I. DOWNLOAD
INSTRUCTIONS
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Download instructions:
1)
Download the NB_GDM_50_7_M.winnt.intel_<6 digit number>.exe
file
into a temporary directory.
where <6 digit
number> is an internal tracking identifier
2) Extract the
NB_GDM_50_7_M.winnt.intel_<6 digit number>.exe
by
double-clicking on it.
This will create a
number of files that
include:
README.NT
and
Setup.exe
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II.
KNOWN ISSUES
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The following known issue pertains to
this maintenance pack.
ET864972 GDM 5.0 fails to collect catalog
information if the NetBackup 5.0
Language
pack is installed.
To avoid
this issue, uninstall the NetBackup 5.0 MP7 Language
Pack
using "Add/Remove Programs" to see
all catalog information. Do not
remove gdmJA.dll as this will not fix the
problem.
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III. INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
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NOTE: For Maintenance Pack
installation on Veritas Cluster Server:
1) Install this Maintenance Pack
on the inactive node(s) of the cluster.
(Follow the Installation
Steps 1 - 3 below)
2) Use the following VCS command to 'failover'
the server to another node. This
should be done when the
NetBackup system is quiet, that is, no backups or
restores are
running.
hagrp -switch NBU_group -to <node> -- where
<node> is the name of
the
node to failover to
3) Install this Maintenance Pack on the newly
inactive node of the cluster.
(Follow the Installation Steps 1 - 2
below)
4) (Optional) Use the following VCS command to 'failover' the
server back to
the original node.
hagrp -switch NBU_group
-to <node> -- where <node> is the name of
the
node to failover
to
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Installation
Steps:
1) Close the GDM Console.
2) Run Setup.exe.
(Double-click on the icon from File Manager or Explorer or run
it
from the command prompt.)
Setup.exe begins by stopping the
appropriate GDM Services required for
the Maintenance Pack
installation. Next, it will install the necessary files
into their
correct locations. Lastly, Setup.exe will restart the appropriate
GDM services.
3) Remove the temporary directory created in the download
instructions.
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IV. UNINSTALL
INSTRUCTIONS
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**Important notice regarding
un-installs on Windows**
Only the last Maintenance Pack installed on a
Windows system
can be un-installed.
NOTE: For Maintenance Pack
uninstallation on Veritas Cluster Server:
1) Close the GDM Console.
2) Uninstall this Maintenance Pack from the inactive node(s) of the cluster.
(Follow the UnInstall Steps 1 - 6 below)
3) Use the
following VCS command to 'failover' the server to another node.
This
should be done when the NetBackup system is quiet, that is, no
backups or restores are running.
hagrp -switch NBU_group -to
<node> -- where <node> is the name of the
node
to failover to
4) Uninstall this Maintenance Pack from the newly inactive
node of the cluster.
(Follow the UnInstall Steps 1 - 6
below)
5) (Optional) Use the MSCS move group command to
'failover'
the server back to the original
node.
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Uninstall
Steps:
1) Close the GDM Console.
2) Go to the Add/Remove programs
dialog box and select the correct Pack to be
uninstalled.
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V. DESCRIPTION
OF PROBLEMS FIXED
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The following are
descriptions of the problems fixed. Please read the entire
document before
installing.
README Conventions:
Description
Describes a particular problem contained in this pack.
** Description
**
Describes a problem that can lead to potential data
loss. Please
read these problem descriptions
carefully.
Workaround
Any available workarounds to a
problem are also listed. Workarounds
can be used INSTEAD of
applying the patch, however, Symantec strongly
recommends
that you are at the latest patch level.
Additional Notes
Any additional information regarding a problem is
included.
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Current pack
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Etrack
Incident = ET520521
Description:
A stack-based buffer
overflow vulnerability existed in the volume manager
daemon
(vmd) running on NetBackup servers. If an attacker was able
to
gain access to a vulnerable NetBackup server and
successfully exploit this
issue, it could have lead to
arbitrary code execution and resulted in
unauthorized access
with elevated privileges on the targeted
system.
This vulnerability impacted only
NetBackup server systems and did not
impact NetBackup client
systems.
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Etrack
Incident = ET538175 ET537660 ET538160 ET537509 ET537473 ET537518
ET537526
ET537535 ET537555 ET537412 ET542502
Description:
Multiple buffer overflow vulnerabilities have been identified
in daemons
that run on Veritas NetBackup master, media, and
client servers. An
attacker, if able to access a
vulnerable Veritas NetBackup server and
successfully exploit
these issues, could potentially execute arbitrary
code
resulting in possible unauthorized and elevated privilege access
to
the targeted system.
For
more information about this vulnerability, refer to TechNote 281521
on
the Symantec Support Web site
(http://support.veritas.com/docs/281521).
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Pack
History
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NB_GDM_50_6_M
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Etrack
Incident = ET387442
Description:
The GDM Windows
dashboard would hang on Windows 2003 with SP1 installed.
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File Name: NB_GDM_50_7_M_286270.winnt.intel.exe
File Type: Patch
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Products Applied:
NetBackup Enterprise Server 5.0, 5.0 MP7
NetBackup Server 5.0, 5.0 MP7
Subjects:
NetBackup Enterprise Server
Application: Patch
Nbu Add-Ons And Options: Global Data Manager (Gdm)
Publishing Status: Akami
NetBackup Server
Application: Patch
Nbu Add-Ons And Options: Global Data Manager (Gdm)
Languages:
English (US)
Operating Systems:
Windows 2000Advanced Server SP4, Datacenter Server SP4, Professional SP4, Server SP4
Windows NT
4.0 Server SP6a, 4.0 Workstation SP6a
Windows XP
Pro 5.1, Pro 5.1 SP1, Pro 5.1 SP2
Windows Server 2003
DataCenter, Enterprise Server, Standard Server
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