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OTC Public Images Release Notes December 2020

New image type GPU introduced for KVM NVIDIA flavors P2, P2v, Pi2 and G6 with NVIDA cards p100, T4. Image names are:

Section titled “New image type GPU introduced for KVM NVIDIA flavors P2, P2v, Pi2 and G6 with NVIDA cards p100, T4. Image names are:”
  • Enterprise_Windows_STD_2012R2_GPU
  • Enterprise_Windows_STD_2016_GPU
  • Enterprise_Windows_STD_2019_GPU

Updated Microsoft Windws Server Images with current Microsoft Windows Server Patches of December 2020 (09th)

Section titled “Updated Microsoft Windws Server Images with current Microsoft Windows Server Patches of December 2020 (09th)”
  • Windows Server 2012 R2

    • 2020-12 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows Server 2012 R2 for x64-based Systems (KB4592484)
    • 2020-12 Security Only Quality Update for Windows Server 2012 R2 for x64-based Systems (KB4592495)
  • Windows Server 2016

    • 2020-12 Cumulative Update for Windows Server 2016 for x64-based Systems (KB4593226)
  • Windows Server 2019

    • 2020-12 Cumulative Update for Windows Server 2019 for x64-based Systems (KB4592440)
  • Driver and tools of all Windows Server types

  • Cloudbase-Init: 0.9.12.dev86

  • XEN GPL driver: 5.0.136.10

  • KVM UVP Vmtools: 2.5.0.156

  • Intel(R) Network Connections Software Version 25.0, January 2, 2020

  • NVIDIA vGPU driver: 370.41 (fixes CVE 2019 5698)

  • NVIDIA pGPU driver: 443.66 (solves CVE‑2020‑5980, CVE‑2020‑5979, CVE‑2020‑5981, CVE‑2020‑5982 )

  • NVIDIA V100 / T4 driver: 426.94 (fixes CVE‑2020‑5980, CVE‑2020‑5979, CVE‑2020‑5981, CVE‑2020‑5982 )

  • Switched from Maintenance Support / Maintenance Support 2 to Extended life cycle support (ELS) add-on since 30. November 2020
  • Please read carefully the impacts and dependencies of ELS
  • ELS repositories will be automically added for all new VMs
  • ELS repositories will be delivered as yum update to existing VMs (package name = rhui-rhel6-repos)
  • Switched from NTP to Chrony service
  • Fixed issue with missing /etc/sysconfig/kernel file which leads to always load old kernel after an upgrade
  • Switched from NTP to Chrony service
  • Fixed issue with missing /etc/sysconfig/kernel file which leads to always load old kernel after an upgrade
  • Standard_Fedora_33_latest
  • default login user: linux
  • supported OTC flavors: Link