You can add the console timeout value using the hardening script. If no activity occurs in the bash shell, it (in the /etc/profile directory) is set for a 15-minute timeout.
Log in by using the admin account, and then use the sudo command to perform root functions.
These improvements will help with the customer support experience during troubleshooting and while using the shell.
An option is needed to disable the shell timeout. If no activity occurs in the shell, the shell is set to time out after 15 minutes. An option is needed to enable ssh root login. Root login to vSphere Data Protection 5.8 is disabled because it is not a best practice.
Root login to vSphere Data Protection 5.8 is disabled (1309755). #VSPHERE DATA PROTECTION 6.0 ADMINISTRATION GUIDE VERIFICATION#
Currently in the vSphere Data Protection appliance UI, we recommend that if users want to secure their deployment, they should run with the SSL host verification enabled (which is disabled by default).
Running in secure mode results in users not able to clean up previous failed backups, in which artifacts are left behind (1294581)īugs 12938581 are related to enabling the secure mode. When those tools are deployed as part of the virtual network, some vSphere Data Protection functionality may not work as designed. When configuring the network for the vSphere Data Protection appliance and vCenter Server, modifying network address information using NAT or other configuration methods (for example: firewall, IDS, or TSNR) is not supported. Support for routed / NAT / Firewall / IDS / TSNR between the vSphere Data Protection appliance and vCenter Server (1292848). The issue exists only when the virtual machine is in a Powered On state. Image backup fails for powered-on virtual machine running on Virtual SAN datastore (1281041)Īn image backup fails for powered-on virtual machines running on a Virtual SAN datastore, where both the vSphere Data Protection appliance and the virtual machine are running on the same Virtual SAN datastore, but are hosted and powered on by different vSphere hosts. The following are the known problems and limitations in this release of vSphere Data Protection: VMware Issues VMware Interoperability Matrix provides information about supported environments. The vSphere Data Protection 6.0 Administration Guide provides information about benefits and features of vSphere Data Protection. These release notes include the following topics: Select the Storage (Datastore) you want to deploy this appliance in and click Next Select the Network where you want to Deploy this appliance and click Next Provide the Network details such as DNS servers, IP address, Subnet mask, the default gateway of the appliance and click NextĬheck all the information entered and click finish for the VM to be deployed in the environment.VSphere Data Protection 6.0.10 Release Notes | 11 April, 2019 In this post, I will be installing and configuring vSphere Data Protection 6.1.8 in vCenter 6.5 Environmentįirst, login into the vCenter 6.5 web client (flash) and Deploy the ova template and select the VDP.ova file to deploy.
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