Rapid Recovery 6.2.1 - Release Notes

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Enhancements

The following is a list of enhancements implemented in Rapid Recovery 6.2.1.

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Updated Linux Agent

Enhancements > Updated Linux Agent

Updated Rapid Recovery Agent for Linux

This maintenance release includes the new Rapid Recovery Agentrelease 6.2.1 for Linux.

This version of the Agent includes a redesign of the block tree. The resulting product includes a significant reduction in the consumption of RAM in the kernel module (rapidrecovery-vss).

Improved support for the B Tree File System (BTRFS) in Agent 6.2.1 lets Rapid Recovery Core expand the kernels it can protect to include 3.7 and later. In release 6.1.3, BTRFS was supported for kernels 4.2 and newer. This lets Core protect SUSE 12 SP1 and 2. For additional Linux OS supported in this release, see Additional Linux Agent operating systems supported.

Additional Linux Agent operating systems supported

Enhancements > Additional Linux Agent operating systems supported

The following Linux operating system distributions are now supported for Rapid Recovery Agent:

Version 6.9 is supported for CentOS Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and Oracle Linux.
Version 9 is now supported for Debian Linux.
Version 17.04 LTS and 18.04 LTS are now supported for Ubuntu Linux.
Versions 12 SP1 and 12 SP2 of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) are now supported.

For a full set of system requirements for Rapid Recovery release 6.2.1, see the Rapid Recovery 6.2.1 System Requirements Guide.

Deprecated features

The following is a list of features that are no longer supported starting with Rapid Recovery 6.2.1, or are soon to be discontinued.

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