Veritas Bug ID: ET 4140863

Version:  NetBackup 10.3.0.1

Installation Location: Server (MSDP Cloud media server)

Problem Description: MSDP Direct Cloud Tiering EEB bundle with the latest fixes for 10.3.0.1

Fixes included:

ET 4149275: Fix core dump in Azure env caused by expired token.
ET 4136545: Fail to set WORM retention in backup in AWS_RVLT.
ET 4149972: Fail to Edit lock duration of worm disk volume, Reconfiguration failed for storage server.
ET 4156890: Cannot list and create bucket for Ceph s3 in WebUI volume configure.
ET 4156337: Avoid crash in ocsd if blob.versionID is nil.
ET 4135259: Retry failed delete requests for cloud storage. Delete requests may fail for a short time if connectivity to the cloud is interrupted or for a number of other reasons. Stop retrying after a reasonable number of attempts to delete. Remove container from our databases if we are unable to delete it after a reasonable amount of time. Do not remove the record in ccdb for CloudCatalyst migrated objects if the delete fails so that we are able to retry.
ET 4140926: Do not track delete requests for retry in read_only mode. Avoids hang in image sharing server where dcdb does not exist.
ET 4156139: 'catdbutil --worm disable' command should handle AWS STS token expired error and repeatable.

ET 4162377: Oracle Backups WORM Images are failing with error Code 252.
ET 4161529: Duplication from MSDP to MSDP-C is failing with an error message OpenStorage WORM lock error (88).
ET 4158995: Failed to disable retention lock for image.

ET 4168643: Failed to configure WORM volume for Azure China.

Version 7 Adds:

ET 4131873: Fail to create bucket with default retention in GCP.
ET 4179058: 'msdpcldutil update live' failed with 'Access Denied' error for AWS S3 bucket on Recovery Vault.
ET 4180195: Failed to switch mode to Compliance from WebUI with ERROR 'Failed to update the retention period of the object '<bucket>/<disk volume name>/lockdown-mode.conf'
ET 4181448: Retry Azure server errors on upload with exponential delay to address a specific problem with very large duplication jobs.