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Hi, I am new to Kasten. I am not sure, what I am doing wrong. Any help will be great. I Was testing backup and restore using Kasten on the same OCP cluster.Kasten installation details:Red Hat Openshift 4.12 3 master nodes 3 worker nodes VMWare vSphere 7.0.3 with k10 6.5. (free licensed version) 3 nodes in the cluster, 5 nodes licensed having these Kasten licenses - starter license and trialstarter license Kasten installed using helm based installation The Infrastructure location has been defined correctly for the vCenter. VMWare thin-csi driver based storageclass VMWare thin-csi based volumesnapshotclass having the annotation k10.kasten.io/is-snapshot-class: "true" Here are the other details if relevant. K10 Version 6.5.0 K10 Namespace kasten-io Kubernetes Version v1.25.14+bcb9a60 Kubernetes Release Type OpenShift Cluster ID 99160696-5a63-4afc-8e29-90d52f6c99ee snapshot is fine snapshot based backups are fine snapshots based restores are also fine I can delete a name
I have an install of Enterprise Manager that is still referencing an old vcenter server that does not exist any longer. Of course, I can’t just right click it and remove it, since it doesn’t exist anymore, so I was wondering what procedure I can follow to remove this stale vcenter server from my Enterprise Manager. Thank you
Chystáte se na VMCE v12 pár tipu co by mohli pomoc. Teorie fajn, ale nejlepší pro učení je si to vyzkoušet. Novinka z poslední doby Hands on Laby. Pro otestování před zkouškou doporučuju hlavněTest Drive Veeam Recovery Scenarios (Recovery scenarios and recovery options available in Veeam Backup and Replication. Topics include recovering files in Windows, Linux, applications such as Microsoft Active Directory, SQL, SharePoint) Test Drive VBR V12 (Cloud & Object storage enhancements, Multi-Factor Authentication for added security, immutable NAS backups, SQL plugins and many more.)Odkaz zde https://go.veeam.com/hands-on-lab-experience LABy jsem si dělal večer před zkouškou. Ačkoliv mám v mém LABu hodně věcí, tak restore z Exchange nebo AD DNS bych v LABu asi nedal. Dokonce se mi podařilo restoraci LAB trochu rozbít, když jsem v důsledku nepozornosti smazal celou DNS forward zonu, místo jednoho záznamu. Dá se vlézt i na vCenter a esxi hosty a zkoušet různé scénáře DR. Tonda
I have a basic question. I am using VMWare ESXi Free license and the Free Veeam Backup. Was using just the Windows Agent for a long time but am now using the Backup and Recovery 12. I have an OLD ESXi host running a Windows 2012 Essentials server, and a new ESXi host I am transferring it to for legacy purposes. For Testing I originally just copied the Virtual Machine files to the new box, registered the VM and that worked. When I finally decided to actually move the machine I tested by restoring a backup from Veeam windows agent to the VM as a bare metal recovery. This worked the first time, and the second time. I was testing on the weekends after hours so there was a week between. The next week I decided to actually do it following the procedure that had been successful previously. The restore said it completed successfully, but the server would not boot normally and went to the Recovery Console. It apparently had problems with the active directory database.I tried this several more t
In a customer environment today we faced the issue that all HANA plugin backups all of a sudden stopped backing up:Session failed: Unable to process the workload: your license has been exceeded In VBR’s license dialog I found the plugins to consume VUL licenses all of a sudden - which there are only the 6 complimentary ones. The plugins run on VMs already under socket licensing and that worked for years.Has anyone seen this already? How does VBR actually determine if the plugin resides on a VM? This process seems to be impaired here.Case is open. Support is digging through plugin logs. ThanksMichael
Today, I have a tale to share regarding our work.Oldest Backup Tool (Windows 2000) I will take you back in time, not too far, to when an IT administrator was given a set of tasks that focused on backups. It was a relatively straightforward assignment, and thus, the role of the backup administrator came into existence.The main duty of these administrators was to ensure the secure and efficient storage of vital data. They created backups that could be relied upon in case of any data loss or system failures. During the early 2000s, backup administrators typically dealt with on-premise solutions, managing tapes, disks, and NAS devices.However, as technology progressed, backup administrators faced new challenges and opportunities. The emergence of various technologies, such as cloud computing, the exponential growth of data, and the rise of cybersecurity concerns, marked a significant shift in the industry.Backup administrators found themselves navigating a changing landscape where traditio
With Veeam Backup & Replication (VBR) 12.1 it is possible to restore the Configuration Database using Powershell. Basically a simple task, if there weren't a few things to consider. Challenge accepted!My SetupLet's prepare for the scenario where the primary VBR is no longer available and the configuration database needs to be restored on another system with a different hostname (standby VBR). On the primary VBR, the configuration backup was encrypted according to the best practices and MFA was also activated for part of the users. The configuration database runs on PostgreSQL.I had the following thoughts before creating the scriptCheck that only the necessary Veeam services are running on the standby VBR server Check if the response file has the proper entries (e. g. not automatically starting the Veeam services after the restore) When MFA is enabled/used, updates must currently be made to the database after restoring the configuration DB (see here) The encryption password should n
What a release! This week, the Veeam Data Platform 23H2 release, which includes version 12.1 of Veeam Backup & Replication and Veeam ONE, has gone generally available! This episode is mostly about that :) You can watch this week’s episode here:The Linksvia @Tyler Jurgens via @Pybarra and be sure to see KB4521: KB4521: Release Information for Veeam Backup for Nutanix AHV 5 Cumulative Patchesvia @Andanet via @BertrandFR Check out this Cyber-Resilient Data Recovery Strategy whitepaper: Building a Cyber-Resilient Data Recovery Strategy (veeam.com)Congratulations @JMeixner on winning the Blog of the Month!Coming soon in Arizona, a Veeam User Group via @ertelle1 and @allynz Coming soon in Belgium, a Veeam User Group via via @Nico Losschaert and @kristofpoppe Who’s NewWe are happy to welcome +133 new members this week! Thank you @safiya for preparing! The coolest usernames this week are @Notverybright96 (you are here, you are smart!), @euclids_bellybutton, @A bit of a byte and @Neopolis!
Hello, I need to install the product for new customer and I don’t find anything on internet about how to manage job for organisations “medium size”.My customer has 8 Active directory forest and all are sync inside the same Azure tenant.I need to backup all of them.Is it “better” to have only 1 Exchange job (same for sharepoin, ...) for all or better to create 1job / domain name (each forest has a different public domain).I mean : Exchange job - Target organization and select only mail + archive and add exclusion for what I don’t want.ORExchange domain1 job - Target AAD group with domain1 users and repeat it for all other domain. What is the solution to be sure I backup actual object AND futures one. If I select organization → It’s ok. If I select group, I need to be sure user is inside the group (Dynamic group is ok). What about sharepoint site ? When I select a group and check sites, it will backup personnal sharepoint site right ? but for the other one how do you manage it ? I don’t
My console stopped opening yesterday, crashing and complaining about clr.dll. There’s a R&D post about removing the user.config file (Here), but that didn’t work. Anyone else recently seeing this? Log Name: ApplicationSource: Application ErrorDate: 12/7/2023 6:27:37 AMEvent ID: 1000Task Category: (100)Level: ErrorKeywords: ClassicUser: N/AComputer: MANBK-CARM-VEMDescription:Faulting application name: veeam.backup.shell.exe, version: 12.1.0.2131, time stamp: 0xf82aa70aFaulting module name: clr.dll, version: 4.8.4645.0, time stamp: 0x648f6f63Exception code: 0xc0000005Fault offset: 0x0000000000018551Faulting process id: 0x2064Faulting application start time: 0x01da290041bfb33eFaulting application path: C:\Program Files\Veeam\Backup and Replication\Console\veeam.backup.shell.exeFaulting module path: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\clr.dllReport Id: 53fe947b-0942-450e-9476-4cda770d3a62Faulting package full name: Faulti
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