The upgrade to the latest maintenance release failed. I believe it is because Commvault thinks it is running Centos7. Can I change the OS information in Commvault or do I have to remove the client and re-add it?
Thanks,
Tuesday
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Client upgraded from Centos 7 to RHEL 8
+1Best answer by MarkusBaumhardt
Hi Tuesday,
great name :-)
The OS of a Client in Commvault is discovered during initial installation and registration to the CommCell only, so I’m afraid a complete uninstall and re-install is required here when following the official recomendation.
However, there might be a way how this can be changed via SQL script/query by our Support, so I’d recommend opening a ticket and asking for this.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi Tuesday,
great name :-)
The OS of a Client in Commvault is discovered during initial installation and registration to the CommCell only, so I’m afraid a complete uninstall and re-install is required here when following the official recomendation.
However, there might be a way how this can be changed via SQL script/query by our Support, so I’d recommend opening a ticket and asking for this.
Regards,
Markus
+1Hi Marcus,
Thanks so much. And thanks for getting back to me. I am new to Commvault. I did reinstall and reconfigured all the ports and things are working again. :)
Thanks again and Merry Christmas!
Tuesday
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