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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide
  3. Installing OpsCenter
  4. About planning an OpsCenter installation
  5. About the Java Runtime Environment
Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide

About the Java Runtime Environment

OpsCenter software installer installs a customized version of Java Runtime Environment (JRE) when you install the following:

  • OpsCenter Server

  • OpsCenter Agent

  • OpsCenter View Builder

The customized version of JRE does not include some directories that a standard JRE version includes. For example, man, plugin, and so on.

Until OpsCenter 8.0, the JRE package that was bundled along with the OpsCenter installer was updated only when you upgraded to a later OpsCenter release. You can use the nbcomponentupdate utility to update the JRE to a supported version for the following OpsCenter components: OpsCenter Server, OpsCenter Agent, and View Builder

If your system is running OpsCenter 8.0 or later, the nbcomponentupdate utility is available in the OpsCenter installer at the following locations:

Table:

OpsCenter Component

Operating System

Path

OpsCenter Server

Windows

Install_path\server\bin\nbcomponentupdate.exe

UNIX

SYMCOpsCenterServer/bin/nbcomponentupdate

OpsCenter Agent

Windows

Install path\agent\bin\nbcomponentupdate.exe

OpsCenter View Builder

Windows

Install_path\viewbuilder\bin\nbcomponentupdate.exe

Note:

If you update the JRE, and then later upgrade OpsCenter, the software upgrade overwrites the JRE update. Run the utility again to update the JRE. You can download and run the nbcomponentupdate.exe from the following location:

https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/article.100038831

For more details on the nbcomponentupdate command and its parameters, refer to the NetBackup™ Commands Reference Guide.

Note:

The JRE version in the OpsCenter installer is the supported major version for that OpsCenter release. Use this utility to update to a minor version of the supported major JRE version. It is recommended that you update to another major JRE version only if the installed version is end-of-life. For example, if OpsCenter 8.0 installer has JRE 1.8.0.31, the supported major version is 1.8. You can use this utility to update to a minor version of JRE 1.8, for example, 1.8.0.92.

You may have additional versions of the JRE installed on your system for different applications. The OpsCenter JRE does not interfere with these other installations. The OpsCenter JRE does not provide integration with web browsers and does not allow Java Applets or Web Start to run. For that reason, the OpsCenter JRE cannot be used in a browser-based attack that uses Java Applet or Web Start vulnerabilities.

For more information about such alerts, see the following article:

https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/article.100018063

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