Finding Quantum Product Serial Numbers
Article Number:
2375
This article provides links to separate articles that describe how you can find the product serial number for the products that Quantum supports.
Extending Trial Licenses for vmPRO 2.3.2 Fails
Article Number:
4255
PROBLEM
After a trial license key is added, vmPRO initially recognizes the license and the new expiration date, but it will not update and save the license. After trying to install a new license, if you go through the wizard and click Finish, then go back and view the license, the old expiration date still displays.
vmPRO: How to Install the Quantum VSS Agent
Article Number:
4253
Please see the attached PDF file. This article shows how to install the Quantum VSS agent.
vmPRO: Having Two Disk Names Identical Except for Case Creates Export Problem
Article Number:
4254
PROBLEM
If a VM has two disks with names that are identical, except for case differences, problems may occur.
Recovery Using Quantum vmPRO with BakBone Netvault 8.5
Article Number:
4242
This article shows how to perform recovery using Quantum vmPRO with BakBone Netvault 8.5
Quantum vmPRO 2.3.1 Release Notes
Article Number:
4238
You can download or view this document by clicking the following link:
Using Two NICs with One vmPRO Appliance
Article Number:
4100
Beginning with the 2.2.0 release, vmPRO supports two Network Interface Cards (NICs). After initial install, the appliance has one network port (eth0). An additional NIC can be added.
Minimum Permissions Required by the vmPRO User Account
Article Number:
4116
Permissions listed here are for a single datacenter environment.
Active Directory Authentication Support in Quantum vmPRO with CIFS File Sharing
Article Number:
4192
If you are using CIFS file sharing, vmPRO's Active Directory support allows you to join the vmPRO appliance to your Windows domain in order to access your vmPRO appliance as a domain user.
How to Configure a vCenter Host in vmPRO
Article Number:
4196
Beginning with version 2.0.1, you can configure a vCenter host in vmPRO rather than configuring individual ESX servers.