commvault 11.34.5, no java console only html5 commandcenter

@TomasK ,

With new installs of 11.34 the commcell console is no longer installed by default. You can install it if you want it. but it will require getting an authcode in order to use it. You can find more information about this in the following knowledge base article.

https://kb.commvault.com/article/82051

Regards,

Edward J Holowienka

Give Command Center a spin and see what you think.

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Thanks,
Scott
 

thanks  @Scott Moseman  
i wanna configure the tapes backup, but im lost, i think that not all functions are implemented in web gui. no storage policy in html5 ? 

Tom

There’s some basic tape library configuration through Command Center.  The Java GUI has a good amount of more options, but I’m not sure how often they’re really necessary.

https://documentation.commvault.com/2024/essential/tape_storage.html

In Command Center we utilize Plans which are a simplified approach which combines the storage and schedule policies together on the backend.  You won’t be managing both.

https://documentation.commvault.com/2024/essential/server_plans.html

If you’re new to Plans, here’s some free videos you can watch:

https://commvaultondemand.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ODLL/pages/2274132043/Deploy+Backup+and+Recovery

Thanks,
Scott

@Scott Moseman can you clarify if existing customers with CV installed prior 11.34 will continue to have JAVAGUI available or it will go away after upgrading to 11.34?

Yes, upgrades to 11.34 will still retain their use of the Java console.

Thanks,
Scott
 

It is a mistake to let the Java Commcell Console die.

They’ve demonstrated they’re not interested in the opinions of ‘legacy’ customers.