Before installing hyperv-daemons, I sometimes need to reboot the VM for it to work properly.

hi, i have the same error, but the problem is not IPS, is the demon of linux hyper-v.

i have resolv my probleme to save my debian with this link and is good now :

https://www.rkidder.com/site/index.php/2014-12-04-16-22-29/kb-linux-debian/how-to-install-hyper-v-linux-integration-services-on-debian

if help over people .. ;) 

Repo is Synology NAS, not Windows unfortunately.

Hi @ckrracing 

Thanks for your input firstly. 

I also would like to ask following:

• Is your repository Windows? 
• If so, can it resolve (example ping) the Linux VM where you would like to mount the restore point?

Thanks.

Look three posts up from yours as they posted a solution.

Did you find a solution?

I am just back to Canada from vacation and I still have no time to retest it. Glad to you fix your issues and share it.

Welcome to community btw.

Glad to hear you solved the issue. Integration services are similar to VMware tools - you need them installed.

Just an update, I’ve been able to get this to work once I installed Hyper-V integration Services on the ubuntu guest vm’s. 

apt install linux-azure 

Once that was done and one reboot later, I was able to install the management agent from the B&R console as well as the vm’s to the backup without any hassle. Adding the Integration services also lets you make production snapshots so win-win. Running the above script get-vm .. now returns the Ip address of all the linux boxes where the integration service is running. 

It may be because the Hyper-V host can’t provide the ip address and Veeam might be querying it. 

Running this PS query shows empty for my linux hosts on hyper-v

get-vm | ?{$_.State -eq "Running"} | select -ExpandProperty networkadapters | select vmname, macaddress, switchname, ipaddresses | ft -wrap -autosize

@CarySun Yes, let’s get in touch once you are Back :) 

@rovshanpashayev the ubuntu2310 is a vm of Hyper-V, the repository is Windows-based, and the location is the same as the Linux and Hyper-V. I can ping the Linux server from any server and hosts.

I am still on vacation in Porto of the Portugal. If you need more information and test. I will be happy to do it after back to Canada. Thank you!

Hello @CarySun

Can you give us details of your environment?

We know that you did try use existing Ubuntu 23.10 as helper mount server.

What about location of your repository? Is it Windows or Linux based?

Can you check if your server, which serves as Repository can resolve/ping ubuntu2310

Rovshan

If there is no “samba installed” and connecting host via IP works fine. 

it maybe a good idea, but this linux vm is sitting in the Hyper-V environment.

This is not the first time I have the similar issues. The ubuntu 2004 that I cannot even to add it to VBR 11a, I cannot ping it as well. It was be solved to install samba.

The ubuntu 2310 has no added to vbr12 and ping issues, but it has restore file issues. To install samba to solved it. I will do more test when I have a moment and update here.

Hmm..I would ping Veeam Support on the need for this Cary, as it opens up I believe needless services on your Linux server. Just a suggestion. 

oh, I have no idea why this error happened, everything is looks fine, I can ping it from VBR, hostname is right. so I started to research it from google and someone has the same issues. I forgot the link.

I was the same way beginning of the yr; still no expert, but moderately well-versed with Linux. Why did you decided to install Samba? What led you to that solution? Curious...

Ya, It’s very interesting. I know lots of Linux experts here. Someone could explain why or provide another solutions. I am still learning Linux stuffs.

Right?...never heard of that needing done.

That is an interesting fix that you have to update and install Samba to fix an IP error.  

??...not sure why installing Samba is a resolution for that. 

Glad you got it sorted Cary!