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PlateSpin Protect 11.3 resolves several known issues from the previous release as well as issues that were reported by customers and partners.
This section describes previous known issues that were resolved in this release. See also Resolved Issues List
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Issue: A source Windows workload has a Simple Dynamic Volume or a Spanned Dynamic Volume. The member partitions for the Windows Dynamic Disk are initialized as MBR, but the total volume size exceeds 2 TB. A disk error occurs when the volume is created on the target workload as Simple Basic Volume disk with MBR partitioning. (Bug 1046179)
Fix: For a Simple Dynamic Volume or a Spanned Dynamic Volume where member partitions are initialized as MBR, if the total size of the partitions exceeds the MBR partition size limit of 2 TB, the target Simple Basic Volume disk will be initialized as GPT.
Issue: For a Linux workload, a standard swap file or LVM swap file is not recognized after discovery as a swap file because of a pvscan error when the swap space is hosted in a SAN. Discovery and failover might be affected. (Bugs 967241 and 1025310)
Fix: Swap devices hosted in a SAN are recognized by discovery and failover.
Issue: In the Web Interface, the source workload file system validator does not stop you from configuring a workload with the XFS v5 file system. However, an unexpected error occurs in the Copy Data job, with a message in the system log about the wrong file system type. (Bug 1067022)
Fix: A validator will now prevent protection of XFS v5 workloads.
Issue: Some permissions for new settings were missing for the default VMware roles in the PlateSpinRole.xml file. (Bug 1069097)
Fix: The PlateSpinRole.xml file was updated to include the necessary permissions.
This section lists all resolved issues organized by component. Multiple defects are listed if the fix resolve multiple related issues. For resolved issues marked with an asterisk (*), see the related topic in Resolved Known Issues.
Number |
Component |
Description |
---|---|---|
Configuration |
Validator Does Not Prevent Adding RHEL/CentOS/OL 7.3 Workloads with XFS v5 File System |
|
1043622 |
Discovery |
OEL 5.2 64-bit Source Workload Gets Discovered as Unsupported Workload |
|
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At Least One Swap Partition Must Be Recreated |
1062146 |
Failover |
Failover VM Gets 169.xxx.xxx.xxx IP Address Instead of Static IP |
Replication |
Windows Dynamic Disks: Npart Error Code 28 msg=Device <Name> Does Not Have Enough Free Space (No Space Left on Device) |
|
1077280 |
Replication |
Failover VM Was Not Created in Selected VMware Resource Pool |
1070062 |
Replication |
Memory Leak Issue |
1038965 |
Replication |
If Multiple Pre-Compiled blkwatch Drivers Match the Same Kernel Version, Match to the Proper OS |
1001507 |
Replication |
Replications of Large NSS Pools Are Slow or Time Out and NSS Pools Do Not Skip Free Blocks during Replication |
1070062 |
Replication |
Memory Leak Issue on Linux Source Server |
PlateSpin Server |
VMware Role Tool to Verify Permissions to the Roles |
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