Release Notes

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Fixed in release 1.1
The following are known issues that have been fixed in EVO:RAIL release 1.1:
When a second appliance is added to an EVO:RAIL cluster, the ESXi host does not get updated license
information through the EVO:RAIL engine (1404510). See the VMware Knowledge Base article
2101839.
You must turn on each node separately in an EVO:RAIL appliance with a 10-second delay between
each turn-on. If the nodes are turned on at the same time or too close together, certain race
conditions can occur. For resolution, see the VMware Knowledge Base article 2108864.
Clicking the logout button displays an error message in Internet Explorer (1382393). For resolution,
see the VMware Knowledge Base article 2106732.
Under certain conditions EVO:RAIL Configuration can take 45 minutes or longer (1389974). For
resolution, see the VMware Knowledge Base article 2107249.
EVO:RAIL Configuration might fails with an error message Could not register: License not
available.
The vCenter Server evaluation period starts when the EVO:RAIL appliance is initially turned on. If the
appliance is not configured in this 60 day period, the error message occurs. For resolution, see the
VMware Knowledge Base article 2108768.
EVO:RAIL Configuration allows user to upload out of date configuration file. For resolution, see the
VMware Knowledge Base article 2108787.
Network Time Protocol (NTP) service does not restart automatically on ESXi hosts that are running on
an EVO:RAIL appliance. For resolution, see the VMware Knowledge Base article 2107258.
Configuring EVO:RAIL might fail with the error message Error creating storage policy under
certain race conditions. This error message can still occur if there is a VSAN configuration issue.
(1425937, 1413059)
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