Note: Uninstalling the firmware update EEB does not revert the firmware changes. If an earlier version of this EEB is already installed, you must uninstall the previous EEB first before installing the updated version. If SURE 13 version fixes grub. Firmware update ISO is currently available for the following appliance platforms and their associated software versions: Flex 2.
Known Issues : Seagate Controller some times do not respond to version check post upgrade. Final report may show as "Upgrade Failed". Read me. Show more Show less. Update files. You must sign in to download. Export list. Choose an account to download the files you selected. Account Choose an account. Cancel Download. Applies to the following product releases. Flex Appliance OS 2. End of standard support: To be determined. Sustaining support starts: To be determined.
End of support life: To be determined. NetBackup Appliance OS 3. NetBackup Virtual Appliance 3. NetBackup Appliance OS 4. NetBackup Virtual Appliance 4. Eligibility Rules Launch Chat. Update details. Translation Notice Please note that this content includes text that has been machine-translated from English.
Translate Content Print details Download. File ID:. Checksum: 5ff6e96affe5f4c56cf1a9fd8adecc28b74ab2fa5 Copy. You are not notified that this move has occurred. Otherwise, a separate KB article should be created and linked to this. Upon completion of the firmware updates, the appliance automatically reboots back into the primary operating system application. If this occurs, you can close the current IPMI session and open a new one without affecting the installation.
This is to avoid unnecessary case creation as the customer believes the system is hung. Also if they have mulitple versions installed they do not get the reboot after install. Fresh installs provide reboot option. X firmware version 7. There's also a recent field related issue where the 6. Intel has recommended all customer to update to the 7.
Knowledge base. Access Level:. Related articles. Was this content helpful? Yes No Rating submitted. Please provide additional feedback optional Cancel Submit. Translated Content Please note that this document is a translation from English, and may have been machine-translated. Veritas 3. Knowledge base At the top of the Data View tab, you will see the buttons shown in Figure 6 below. The left button is Add. The middle button is Modify. The right button is Remove. Figure 6. Editing Buttons. Note : Occasionally you might receive an error when installing such as this: Error DLL failed to register.
Contact your support personnel. If you receive this error message, select the file and turn off Auto Register. To view or change access permissions for the selected file, or to add users or groups:. To add permissions to a particular file, click Add left button to open the Permissions dialog.
If there are no users or groups in the list, this action causes an Click it to open the Permissions dialog to add a user. You can also access these dialogs from the registry screen. Right-click a registry entry and click Permissions on the shortcut menu. Use the Shortcuts option in the List View window to view or modify a list of shortcuts that are to be installed when an application is installed.
You can add entries to this list, remove entries, or modify information about shortcuts already in the list. To view or change information about shortcuts, select the shortcut, and click Modify. The General tab of the Shortcut dialog appears. Make any changes. For example, you might want to change where the icon appears to the user.
In this case, you would open the list for the Create In field, and select another option. If you want to add arguments or change the icon the user sees, click the Icon tab, and the Icon dialog appears. To change the icon the user will see after the Windows Installer package is installed, click Select Icon. The Select Icon dialog appears.
Click the The Icon window shows examples of the icons you can use. Click one of them, and then click OK. Your selection appears in the Current Icon area of the Icon dialog. Use the registry option in the List View window to see a list of registry entries and to indicate what changes are to be made to the registry when the Windows Installer package is installed. Two tabbed pages are available. Use the Add tab for elements that are to be added to the registry when the component is installed.
A pane on the left of this data window shows the registry entries. Use the Remove tab for elements that are to be deleted from the registry when the component is installed. To change a registry entry, navigate to the desired level, as you would do if using a registry editing tool such as RegEdit. Highlight the entry and right click. Depending on what you have selected, you can add a key or value, rename the highlighted item, or delete it. To see the value of a key, highlight it to select it.
The value will appear in the right-hand pane. Note : If you make a mistake that causes problems when starting your computer, you can restore the registry. Use this dialog to name the value you are entering, and to indicate its data type.
Depending on which data type you choose, clicking OK opens one of the following dialogs:. After you click OK , the value appears in the Data View pane. The string that you entered in the String Editor dialog appears in the data column. Use this dialog to enter a binary value for the registry. Click the Binary or Hex option button to view the value in the selected format for editing purposes. Click the Binary , Decimal , or Hex option button to view the value in the selected format for editing purposes.
After you click OK, the value appears in the Data View pane. The string that you entered in the MultiString Editor dialog appears in the data column. The string that you entered in the DWord Editor dialog appears in the data column. Use the services option in the List View window to view, add, or edit information about Windows Services. Two tabbed pages are available:.
The two tabs are independent of each other. They do not have to contain the same services. To add a service when the user installs the Windows Installer package, click the Add tab, and click Add. To modify general information about a service, select it in the list, and click Modify. Either button opens the Add Service dialog.
Complete the information on the General tabbed page, and click the Options tab to open the Options dialog to set load order, dependencies, and password. Then click Add , and make your selection. To remove a dependency, select it, and click Delete. Use the arrow buttons to move a selected item up or down in the list. To add or modify information about how a service is to be controlled:. To add an argument for the service, type the argument in the Arguments field, and click Add to List. To remove one, select it and click Remove.
Do not type the brackets. You can modify a Windows Installer package to remove a section or a value from a named INI file when the package is installed.
Remember that this action does not add a new section to an INI file. To do that, you must enter information using the Add tab. When you click New Section on the Remove tab, you are simply adding the section to the list of sections to be removed. Type the value and data that are to be removed when the Windows Installer package runs.
Use the option buttons to indicate whether the package is to remove a line or a tag. The example company, organization, products, people, and events depicted in this step-by-step guide are fictitious. No association with any real company, organization, product, person, or event is intended or should be inferred. This common infrastructure is designed for use on a private network.
The fictitious company name and DNS name used in the common infrastructure are not registered for use on the Internet. Please do not use this name on a public network or Internet. The Active Directory service structure for this common infrastructure is designed to show how Microsoft Windows Change and Configuration Management works and functions with the Active Directory.
It was not designed as a model for configuring an Active Directory for any organization—for such information see the Active Directory documentation. For the most accurate information please visit the official site.
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