Changes and New Features
This section lists the new and changed features in this software version.
For an archive of changes and features from previous releases, please refer to Changes and New Features History
The items listed in the table below apply to all UFM license types.
Feature |
Description |
System health enhancements |
Add support for the periodic fabric health report, and reflected the ports' results in UFM's dashboard |
UFM Plugins Management |
Add support for plugin management via UFM web UI |
UFM Extended Status |
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Failover to Other Ports |
Add support for SM and UFM Telemetry failover to other ports on the local machine |
UFM Appliance Upgrade |
Added a set of REST APIs for supporting the UFM Appliance upgrade |
Configuration Audit |
Add support for tracking changes made in major UFM configuration files (UFM, SM, SHARP, Telemetry) |
UFM Plugins |
Add support for new SDK plugins |
Telemetry |
Add support for statistics processing based on UFM telemetry csv format |
UFM High Availability Installation |
UFM high availability installation has changed and it is now based on an independent high availability package which should be deployed in addition to the UFM Enterprise standalone package. |
For bare metal installation of UFM, it is required to install MLNX_OFED 5.X (or newer) before the UFM installation.
Please make sure to use the UFM installation package that is compatible with your setup as detailed in Bare Metal Deployment Requirements.
The following distributions are no longer supported in UFM:
RH7.0-RH7.7 / CentOS7.0-CentOS7.7
SLES12 / SLES 15
EulerOS2.2 / EulerOS2.3
Mellanox Care (MCare) Integration
UFM on VM (UFM with remote fabric collector)
Logical server auditing
UFM high availability script - /etc/init.d/ufmha - is no longer supported.
In order to continue working with /etc/init.d/ufmha options, use the same options using the /etc/init.d/ufmd script.
For example:
Instead of using /etc/init.d/ufmha model_restart, please use /etc/init.d/ufmd model_restart (on the primary UFM server)
Instead of using /etc/init.d/ufmha sharp_restart, please use /etc/init.d/ufmd sharp_restart (on the primary UFM server)
The same goes for any other option that was supported on the /etc/init.d/ufmha script