Release Notes

Cannot recover the DVM repository after remounting

volumes if one of the mount points was removed on your

appliance

Description Recovering a DVM repository fails on Appliances if the repository was provisioned

on several controllers and one of the mount points was removed.

NOTE: Ensure you use the PERC H330 controller to create the initial

repository.

Workaround/

Solution

1. Assign drive letters to volumes with storage locations of the repository.

2. Manually restore Core settings or use the Open Existing Repository option

through the Repositories pane specifying valid paths for repositories.

DVM Repository created in Rapid Recovery 6.0 cannot be

mounted in AppAssure 5.4.3

Description After a factory restore on the Appliance, the DVM repository on Rapid Recovery 6.0

cannot be mounted to AppAssure 5.4.3 due to changes in how repositories are

identified.

Workaround/

Solution

Upgrade to Rapid Recovery 6.0 and then use the Open Existing Repository option.

If a repository was created in Rapid Recovery 6.0, and after a factory restore the

repository exists in AppAssure 5.4.3, then immediately (the first step in the

Appliance GUI) upgrade to Rapid Recovery 6.0.

After upgrading to Rapid Recovery 6.0, Recovery and

Update Utility fails to start after a reboot

Description When using the Dell DL Appliance Recovery and Update Utility (RUU), a failed script

error message appears after a system reboot. The core services cannot be started

automatically.

Workaround/

Solution

Manually restart the RUU, wait until it completes and then launch the Core Console

using the desktop icons.

NOTE: Do not launch the Core Console while the RUU is running.