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You likely saw recent coverage of newly disclosed PHP vulnerabilities affecting software vendors across the industry. Here's a clear update on how Commvault responded. We acted quickly to assess and address the reported vulnerabilities, proactively deploying patches in accordance with security guidance. We have found no evidence of exploitation or business impact. On-premise Threatwise deployments require customers to apply patches within their own environments, and we are working directly with those customers to support remediation. The vast majority of customers do not need to take any action, as their products are either unaffected or have already been patched by Commvault. For the limited number of customers requiring action, we have proactively reached out with clear guidance and are supporting them directly through the patching process. What customers should do Watch for communication from Commvault. Connect with your success team if you have questions. Thank you for your trust.
Click here to watch the webinar recording.Presented byBrian Bruno - Subject Matter Expert with Customer Support Webinar Recap Keeping your CommCell environment current doesn't have to be a disruptive project. In this Readiverse Academy Tech Talk, Brian Bruno, Subject Matter Expert with Customer Support, shared a practical approach to making upgrades a routine part of operations rather than a reactive effort. The session emphasized the value of staying current with both feature and maintenance releases to improve security, supportability, and overall system health.A key takeaway was the importance of establishing a repeatable upgrade process. Brian outlined a five-stage framework: Inventory, Target, Stage, Execute, and Validate. He also discussed choosing the right release strategy, with Long-Term Support (LTS) releases recommended for most production environments due to their stability and predictable maintenance schedule, while Innovation releases are better suited for organizations t
To improve the reliability, scalability, and security of the Commvault platform, Commvault is deprecating DataServer-IP (DSIP) shares. Beginning with Commvault 11.44, customers can no longer create new DSIP shares. Existing DSIP configurations remain supported through March 31, 2027, giving customers time to identify affected storage pools and migrate to recommended shared-storage configurations. Although DSIP shares can be convenient, they are not designed to scale as environments and data volumes grow. Moving to direct NFS or SMB access provides a more reliable and secure architecture while aligning shared-storage access with standard, credentialed network protocols. We encourage you to review your configurations and plan applicable transitions as soon as practical. This article explains how to determine whether your environment is impacted and provides high-level migration steps. Applies To: Commvault Software Customers Only This change applies to Commvault Software customers with
As we have shared throughout the last year, Microsoft is retiring Exchange Web Services (EWS) for Exchange Online in two phases, with the first milestone commencing October 1, 2026. This thread captures key dates, transition paths, resources, and recommended configuration steps to take in your Commvault and Azure environments to help reduce the risk of interruption to supported Exchange Online protection. As you review your environments and take steps to migrate to Graph, we know questions will arise. Put your questions here and our technical experts will review and respond regularly. Note this transition impacts anyone backing up Exchange Online, inclusive of Commvault SaaS and on-prem software. It does not impact Exchange On-Prem users. Microsoft and Commvault feature support, dates, permissions, and transition behavior may evolve further. SummaryThis short video overview from our Readiverse Academy team summarizes key phases, dates, and critical steps to take in your environments.
View the complete webinar on-demand. Commvault PresentersSam Curcuruto - Director, Product Marketing Dinesh Reddy - Director, Product Management Suzanne Klausner - Director, Global Enablement Recap & HighlightsThis webinar introduces the Commvault Cloud SaaS and 11.44 LTS platform release and explores how organizations are adapting to a world where data is more distributed, identities are more dynamic, and cyberattacks are moving faster than ever. Resilience is increasingly tied to an organization's ability to secure data, control identities, detect risk, and recover cleanly and confidently following disruption. Platform Release 11.44 reinforces Commvault's commitment to helping organizations move beyond traditional backup toward a unified approach to cyber resilience—enabling teams to protect, detect, recover, and restore with greater confidence in the age of AI. The session includes demos of new innovations around expanded Identity Resilience and Active Directory security cap
We’re excited to introduce a new, tiered certification path in Readiverse Academy, designed to help Commvault learners build the skills you need to operate, secure, and recover with confidence. As Commvault Cloud environments continue to evolve, teams need clear, role-based learning paths that support real-world responsibilities — from platform administration and workload protection to cyber resilience and recovery readiness. The new Readiverse Academy certification structure gives learners a guided path from foundational knowledge to advanced cloud engineering expertise. This is not a reset. It is a clearer roadmap for what to learn next. What’s New The programme now includes four certification tiers: Commvault Cloud Practitioner – foundational platform and cyber resilience knowledge Commvault Cloud Specialist – expanded operational, workload, and security depth Commvault Cloud Professional – advanced recovery and workload expertise, including Cloud Rewind or Cleanroom Recovery
Readiverse Academy is launching a new Tech Talks webinar series designed to help customers learn from experts, hear practical insights, and deepen their resilience skills. These technical, practitioner-focused sessions bring together Commvault experts and experienced practitioners to share real-world guidance, lessons learned, and best practices you can apply in your own environment.The first session took place on June 18, with additional webinars planned throughout the year. 2026 Tech Talks Schedule and Upcoming Sessions Air Date Topic Time (US ET except where specified) Registration Link TBA Commserve Live Sync 09:00 am TBA 17 Sept 2026 Guide on Upgrading a CommCell 09:00 am Watch On Demand 28 July 2026 Platform Release Webinars (July 2026): Commvault Cloud SaaS and LTS 11.44 9:30 AM GMT | 11 AM SGT | 1 PM EDT Customers/all end users (on demand) 23 July 2026 Platform Release Webinars (July 2026): Commvault Cloud SaaS and LTS 11.44 9 AM SGT | 10 AM EDT
Click Here to view the full webinar recording. Commvault PresentersBiswanath Das – Senior Technical Trainer Prasad Nara – Senior Manager of Development Webinar Recap As organizations continue moving workloads and data to the cloud, backup environments are growing in scale and complexity. The Storage Accelerator Tech Talk discusses challenges with traditional backup architectures, where MediaAgents act as the data mover between clients and cloud storage. This dependency on MediaAgents can create bottlenecks, increase resource utilization, extend backup and recovery windows, and add operational overhead as environments scale. The Tech Talk focuses on how Storage Accelerator changes the data path by allowing clients to write data directly to a configured cloud storage pool rather than sending backup traffic through a MediaAgent for data transfer operations. The MediaAgent remains active for metadata-related functions such as indexing and deduplication, but the client acts as the data
Get an early view into the latest innovation in this summer’s Commvault Cloud 2026 innovation releases and Long-Term Support Release 11.44.Join us to explore the latest updates across Commvault Cloud, including advancements in cyber recovery, Cleanroom Recovery, AI-enabled resilience operations, data risk management, automation, cloud-native protection, and security integrations. Our team will discuss how these capabilities are designed to work together to help reduce complexity, support recovery processes, and provide greater visibility into resilience posture.You’ll get a first look at:AI-driven resilience operations Cleanroom and cyber recovery advancements New data security and automation capabilities Expanded protection for modern workloads Links Date Availability Customers / all end users July 28 available on-demand Partners (preview) (via the Partner portal) July 23 available on-demand in the Partner Portal
We’re excited to announce that Commvault® Cloud Backup & Recovery for Microsoft Power Platform is now generally available (GA), starting with support for Power BI. This means you can now extend the same enterprise-grade data protection you already rely on to the Power Platform workloads supporting critical business operations.With this release, customers can protect business-critical assets such as reports through automated backups of Power BI workspace content, along with granular recovery for individual reports and folders – helping reduce downtime and minimize disruption caused by accidental deletion, corruption, or malicious activity. Key FeaturesAutomated, policy-based protection: Apply policy-driven backups across Power BI workspace assets, enabling consistent, scalable coverage without manual intervention. Rapid, granular recovery: Restore individual reports, folders to a specific point in time, avoiding manual rebuilds and helping minimize downtime and disruption. Isolated,
Web Console Deprecation – What Customers Need to Know Commvault is continuing its move toward a single, modern management experience through the Command Center. As part of this transition, the legacy Web Console has been officially deprecated and is no longer included by default in newer Commvault platform releases. This article explains what the deprecation means for you, when the Web Console may still be required, and how to request access if your environment depends on it. Why is the Web Console being deprecated? The Web Console is being retired as Commvault standardizes on the Command Center as its primary management and reporting interface. The Command Center provides equivalent or enhanced capabilities, improved security alignment, and is the strategic platform for all future feature development. Deprecation timeline • Version 11.38: Web Console interface marked as deprecated • Version 11.40: Web Console removed from the default installation media • Version 11.42 and later: Web
We’re pleased to share an important update to the Commvault documentation portal for Innovation release 11.42: a redesigned left-hand navigation panel that is now aligned with the structure of the Commvault Command Center interface.What’s ChangingIn the past, the organization of our documentation differed from the navigation experience within the product. This sometimes made it harder to move between the Command Center and supporting documentation.With this update, the documentation structure now mirrors the layout and logic of the Command Center. This creates a more intuitive and consistent experience when navigating between the product and its documentation.What This Means for YouEasier navigation between the Command Center and documentation Faster access to relevant information A more streamlined and consistent user experienceThis change is designed to help you find answers more quickly and reduce friction when using documentation alongside the product.We Value Your FeedbackAs you e
Our support ecosystem brings together skilled engineers, shared global knowledge, and continuous training. It also showcases the use of innovative technological advancements. One such innovation is Arlie, our AI-enabled support assistant.Arlie reads logs, identifies patterns, and surfaces insights before small issues turn into major problems, helping our engineers deliver faster, smarter resolutions. This lets the team focus more on understanding the customer’s situation and less on searching through raw data. Arlie is enabled for all SaaS customers by default in Command Center today and is available in Command Center starting with SP40 for software customers. Read more about enabling Arlie in the documentation here. You can also access it via arlie.commvault.com or through our Support portal. Having Arlie in our customers’ hands enables you to search for solutions directly without having to wait on Commvault. This can be a lifesaver while handling critical, time-sensitive issues. Arl
In today’s cloud-native world, your resilience depends on how fast you can bring entire environments—not just data—back to life after a disruption or attack. Cloud Rewind is helping organizations recover recovering full cloud environments, and in minutes not days.Check out the replay of our recent Customer Success webinar to hear insights and best practices from Nithya S, Manager – Customer Success for Commvault.In this webinar, Nithya covers a range of topics, including:Switching from runbooks to Recovery-as-Code to shrink RTO/RPO Agentless, automated infrastructure recovery—no scripting, no standby DR sites Protecting complex apps across regions, cloud accounts & platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP)Click here to view the webinar.
Have you ever meticulously restored an Azure SQL database from a .bacpac file, checked the job status, and breathed a sigh of relief when you saw "Success," only to be met with a wave of authentication failures and reports of orphaned users? It's a confusing and frustrating scenario. The portal says the operation was successful, the database is online, but your SQL logins and contained users are completely broken.This isn't a random glitch or a failed job that was misreported. It's a common situation that stems from the fundamental design of how Azure SQL Database handles users and logins during a .bacpac import. This article will demystify this behavior, explaining why it happens, why it's not a bug, and how a different authentication method sidesteps the problem entirely.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Takeaway 1: The "Successful" Restore That Secretly Breaks Your SQL LoginsThe core of the problem is this: even when an Azure SQL Dat
Commvault is proud to announce our new designation as an ISC2 Authorized CPE Submitter Partner, recognizing our commitment to advancing cybersecurity knowledge and professional development.As an authorized submitter, Commvault can now report Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits directly to ISC2 for participants who attend qualifying Commvault learning programs and events. This means professionals with certifications such as CISSP®, CCSP®, and SSCP® can automatically earn and track CPE credits through Commvault events without the need for manual submission. Empowering the Cybersecurity CommunityThrough this partnership, Commvault joins a select group of organizations authorized to deliver educational content aligned to ISC2’s domains, including:Security and risk management Cloud and network security Incident response and forensics Identity and access managementAttendees of Commvault webinars, workshops, events, and training courses will benefit from automatic credit reporting
Level Up Your Skills: Exciting New Courses and Catalogs Now Available! Hello!We’re thrilled to announce the release of our latest course catalogs designed to empower both our valued Customers and dedicated Partners. We firmly believe in continuous learning and providing you with the resources you need to excel and achieve your goals. Whether you’re looking to deepen your understanding of our products, expand your technical expertise, or improve your business capabilities, we have something new for you! For our Customers: We’ve curated a range of courses focused on maximizing your success with our offerings. These courses cover everything from foundational knowledge to advanced techniques, ensuring you can leverage our solutions to their fullest potential. For our Partners: We’ve developed updated training programs to equip you with the knowledge and skills to effectively represent and support our solutions. Stay ahead of the curve with courses covering the latest product updates, best
New portal shortcuts - click the link below based on your profile: CUSTOMERSPARTNERSWelcome to the Commvault Readiverse Academy, your new hub for learning and certifications! This FAQ document will guide you through the platform, answering common questions about access, exams, certifications, and more. We encourage you to explore the Readiverse Community forums (this space) further for the most up-to-date information and resources related to educational content. What is the Commvault Readiverse Academy? Accessing the Readiverse Academy Portal Partner Access and Partner University Transition Exams and Certifications Learning Resources and Content Support and Community What is the Commvault Readiverse Academy? The Readiverse Academy is Commvault's comprehensive learning platform, designed to empower our customers and partners with the knowledge and skills needed to be successful and resilient with Commvault solutions. As we continue to expand, the Readiverse will offer a wide range of re
Is it no longer necessary to create Exchange Recovery Points for Exchange Online or might this be a bug?
I’m trying to get a list of clients which would be a problem when I update to 11.44 from 11.36 and there are multiple clients running 11.24 and older versions.This document explains what the errors do when I run the test upgrade from the java console but there are no steps documented to explain how to do this.Troubleshooting Errors Found During a Request an Upgrade or Test Upgrade How do I get the list of clients which would be an issue when I do the update?
Hi everyone, I have a question regarding Storage Accelerator for Dell Data Domain Boost Client libraries and the client-direct backup and restore functionality.According to the official documentation, clients can back up and restore data directly to and from Data Domain without routing the data through a remote MediaAgent. However, the documentation also states that "Deduplication and Index Cache operation would continue to be processed by the MediaAgent."So, Ccould the Index Cache operations be handled by the client instead, allowing client-direct backup and restore jobs to continue even when the MediaAgent is offline?More specifically, does Commvault Storage Accelerator for Data Domain support completing backup and restore operations while the associated MediaAgent is offline, or is the MediaAgent still required for these operations to complete successfully, despite the client-direct data transfer?I couldn't find any explicit clarification on this scenario in the official Commvault d
Hi everyone,We are exploring the possibility of backing up Hyper-V VMs directly to Dell Data Domain using DD Boost, without routing the backup data through a MediaAgent.The official documentation states that "Storage Accelerator is supported. You need to install Storage Accelerator and Storage Accelerator Add-on package on the clients." https://documentation.commvault.com/11.46/software/accelerating_backups_to_data_domain_boost_client_library.html However, it is unclear whether this functionality is supported for Hyper-V backups at the hypervisor level.Can anyone confirm whether Storage Accelerator supports client-direct backups of Hyper-V VMs to Dell Data Domain using DD Boost in Commvault 11.44? Are there any specific prerequisites or limitations?Thanks in advance for your help!Nikos
Hi everyone,I understand that installing the VSA role on a Hyper-V cluster node is the recommended approach, according to the Commvault documentation.: https://documentation.commvault.com/11.46/software/hyper_v_system_requirements.htmlHowever, for a POC we are planning to run at a customer site, we would prefer not to make any changes to the existing Hyper-V cluster nodes at this stage.So, is it mandatory to install the Hyper-V VSA role on a Hyper-V host, or is it supported to install it on an existing Commvault MediaAgent or another Windows server outside the cluster, without the Hyper-V role installed, and use it to back up the cluster VMs?Has anyone implemented this configuration or can confirm whether it is supported? Thanks in advance for your feedback!Nikos
Hi,I have a 20TB SQL VM that I would like to enable Intellisnap for quick clone and quick restores. The issue is that it uses regular VMDK on a Hitachi VSP and the VMware team is not willing to change it pRDM. Is there any way I could still use Intellisnap for SQL with VMDks? I saw this demo for IBM copy data management + powerflex and I was wondering if Commvault could do the same with Hitachi
Upgrade to Commvault v11.44.25I have a Commserver/Metrics Reporting server in one box. I have upgraded from v11.36.123 to v11.44 25after upgrading, when I generate a CommCell console report from my jumpbox which happens to have the CommCell console installed I get anerror code 404 on the report generatedRunning the CommCell console report inside the Commserver is no issue. Reports generated but in Commserver it presents it as a folder path rather than http/sAlso the report gets generated both ways as I can see the html file generated in the < Commvault install folder>/Reports/CommcellConsoleReportAny advice is appreciatedIt appears the upgrade changes a few things
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