Veeam warned clients right now {that a} just lately launched model of Restoration Orchestrator blocks Internet UI logins after enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Veeam Restoration Orchestrator (VRO) is an automatic catastrophe restoration and orchestration answer that helps organizations automate, doc, check, and execute restoration plans within the occasion of disasters akin to knowledge loss, web site failures, or ransomware assaults.
As the corporate defined in a Monday advisory, this recognized problem impacts VRO construct 7.2.1.286, which was accessible for obtain between July eighth and July seventeenth, and has been fastened with the discharge of model 7.2.1.290.
Whereas the brand new model addresses the MFA lockout problem, clients who put in the buggy VRO model are suggested to contact technical help for help.
“After enabling MFA inside Veeam Restoration Orchestrator, making an attempt to login to the Internet UI is not potential. A difficulty was found in Veeam Restoration Orchestrator construct 7.2.1.286 that may causes a lockout of the UI when MFA is enabled.” Veeam explains.
“Prospects who put in Veeam Restoration Orchestrator construct 7.2.1.286 mustn’t set up 7.2.1.290 or rollback their improve, and as an alternative are inspired to contact help for a repair to resolve this problem.”
Veeam can be investigating a recognized problem that causes connection errors on Home windows 11 24H2 techniques when restoring from Veeam Restoration Media. Whereas the basis trigger isn’t but recognized, Veeam believes that the almost certainly trigger is a change throughout the KB5051987 Home windows 11 February replace.
As the corporate defined in March when it acknowledged this bug, on affected techniques, the Veeam Agent for Home windows will show community connection failures when making an attempt to restore recordsdata from a Veeam Backup & Replication backup server or an SMB community share.
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