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If you are perfoming an upgrade, the existing jobs should come over without a problem. You did purchase upgrade for each agent, correct? Here is a list of FAq's on upgrading:<br />
<a href="http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/283427.htm" rel="ugc nofollow">http://seer.entsupport.sym<wbr />antec.com/<wbr />docs/28342<wbr />7.htm</a> &nbsp;<br />

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It screwed up our media catalog during the upgrade so our &quot;retrieve media from vault&quot; jobs listed all the wrong tapes :(
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That is interesting, because from what I can tell, from as far back as 9, it should be a direct upgrade. 
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Hi, i am upgrading my veritas version 10.1 to 11 will the exisiting job setup be captures after the upgrade?
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Hi, i am upgrading my veritas version 10.1 to 11 will the exisiting job setup be captures after the upgrade?

backup execu 10d upgrade to 11d

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