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Potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere
Hi
We have received a security alert from Veeam for potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere.
We are using the following environment at the moment.
1. VeeAM version is 9.0.0.1715
2. Windows 2012 R2 standard
3. VMware vCentre server version is 6.0.0 Build 3018524
My VMware license is included with vSpehere vMotion feature
My Questions.
1. Is our environment is affected?
2. Can I upgrade Veeam version to latest version 9.5.4.2866 in my current setup
https://www.veeam.com/kb2970
Could you please suggest and help me.
We have received a security alert from Veeam for potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere.
We are using the following environment at the moment.
1. VeeAM version is 9.0.0.1715
2. Windows 2012 R2 standard
3. VMware vCentre server version is 6.0.0 Build 3018524
My VMware license is included with vSpehere vMotion feature
My Questions.
1. Is our environment is affected?
2. Can I upgrade Veeam version to latest version 9.5.4.2866 in my current setup
https://www.veeam.com/kb2970
Could you please suggest and help me.
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Re: Potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere
Hello!
No, your environment is not affected, since you're not using 9.5 Update 4.
Yes, you can upgrade your installation to 9.5.4.2866, and it's highly recommended that you do so.
Thanks!
Anton
No, your environment is not affected, since you're not using 9.5 Update 4.
Yes, you can upgrade your installation to 9.5.4.2866, and it's highly recommended that you do so.
Thanks!
Anton
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Re: Potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere
Hi ,
Thank you for your update.
But is it a smooth update using my VMware vCentre server version 6.0.0 Build 3018524 and OS Windows 2012 R2 standard?
Thank you for your update.
But is it a smooth update using my VMware vCentre server version 6.0.0 Build 3018524 and OS Windows 2012 R2 standard?
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Re: Potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere
Hi Ajeesh,
No issues with that and you are welcome to ask our technical support for help in case of any difficulties.
Thanks
No issues with that and you are welcome to ask our technical support for help in case of any difficulties.
Thanks
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Re: Potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere
Hi,
Can I upgrade my Veeam 9.0.0.1715 version to 10.0.0.4461 directly or I need to upgrade 9.0.0.1715 to 9.5 first and then to version 10. Could you please suggest
Thank you
Can I upgrade my Veeam 9.0.0.1715 version to 10.0.0.4461 directly or I need to upgrade 9.0.0.1715 to 9.5 first and then to version 10. Could you please suggest
Thank you
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Re: Potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere
In-place upgrade to VBR v10 is possible only from 9.5 update3 or later.
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Re: Potential data loss issue: VMware vSphere
Hi Ajeesh,
Unfortunately, you cannot upgrade directly to v10 from v9.0 Update 2. You may upgrade to v9.5 Update 4b first, then upgrade to v10. Please carefully review the release notes and upgrade instructions before upgrading!
Thanks
Unfortunately, you cannot upgrade directly to v10 from v9.0 Update 2. You may upgrade to v9.5 Update 4b first, then upgrade to v10. Please carefully review the release notes and upgrade instructions before upgrading!
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