King, David wrote:

My boss is pressuring me to go to 7.3.x.  (All Windows 2003 servers).  He's 
heard great things about it (all from EMC of course).  Yeah yeah blah blah.  We 
have 2 large environments and over 40 small ones.   Apart from the usual client 
backups, we use RMAN, NDMP for our Celerras (non-NDMP devices), Exchange, DDS, 
both dedicated and non-dedicates storage nodes, and are planning on Powersnap 
soon.

I've been able to forestall him by relating the comments I've heard here for 
7.3 and 7.3.1, and I've seen the emails for the following problems on 7.3.2:

        1. nsrauth problems (?)

        2. savepnpc post command problems  (This will be a pain)

3. GUI problems (Unacceptable)

        4. drive target sessions problems.  This will break our business case 
requirements!!

        5. major media index problems.  Will I get more XCHK errors than I get 
now?

6. loss of command line functionality. Will this break my scripts that use mminfo, nsradmin, nsrjb (relabeling and setting 'full') etc?

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