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NetVault 13.3.2 is a minor release, with enhanced features and functionality. For complete product documentation, visit https://support.quest.com/technical-documents.
NOTE: For the RDA feature work on an HP-UX platform, you must manually copy librofsoca.so from /usr/netvault/dynlib/bit64 to /usr/netvault/dynlib/. Without this change, RDA backup does not work on HP-UX.
NOTE: When installed on a NetVault Client running NetVault 13.0, NetVault Plug-in for Oracle 12.3 and earlier does not support Oracle controlfile autobackups and Oracle RMAN CLI backups. Restoring from Oracle RMAN CLI is supported, but Oracle controlfile autobackups and RMAN CLI backups are not supported.
If running NetVault Plug-in for Oracle 12.3 or earlier, to allow full usage from NetVault WebUI and Oracle RMAN CLI, use NetVault 12.4 Client software or earlier on the NetVault Client with Oracle installed. Alternatively, use NetVault 13.0 Client software on the NetVault Client with Oracle installed and disable Oracle controlfile autobackups and run backups only from the NetVault WebUI. |
Prior to upgrading your NetVault Server to release 13.0, Go to My Account at www.quest.com, download the .dlv license files for NetVault Server and all licensed plug-ins used in your configuration, and then save the files to your current NetVault Backup Server’s \tmp folder.
Scenario 1: Older plug-in on NetVault 13.0 Server. If you install a plug-in that was released prior to 13.0 on a NetVault 13.x Server, a trial license key is included in the installation package for the plug-in, but it is not installed. You must obtain a new license file for this plug-in to install on the NetVault Server.
Scenario 2: Older plug-in on NetVault 13.0 Client and attached to NetVault 13.0 Server. If you install a plug-in that was released prior to 13.0 on a NetVault 13.0 Client, a “Plug-in installed successfully” message appears along with a message that prompts you to manually install the trial or permanent plug-in license on the server. The packaged trial license does not automatically install with the plug-in, so you must obtain and install a trial license, and eventually the permanent license, in the .dlv format and install it on the NetVault Server. You do not need to install a license on the client.
Scenario 3: Older plug-in on older NetVault Client attached to NetVault 13.0 Server. If you install a plug-in that was released prior to 13.0 on a NetVault Client that was released prior to 13.0, and that client is attached to a NetVault 13.0 Server, you need both license formats. A trial license in the old format is included in the installation package for the plug-in and automatically installs on the older client. When the trial is over, you must obtain and install a permanent license in the same format. To allow the older client to communicate with the NetVault 13.0 Server and prevent plug-in backups from failing, you must also install the trial .dlv license file, and eventually the permanent .dlv license file, on the NetVault 13.0 Server.
To install new .dlv licenses for versions of NetVault plug-ins that were released prior to 13.0, see Product licensing or the Quest NetVault13.3.2 Installation Guide.
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