Hi,
DNS resolution is ok from both sides?

And has your user the right to login to the target server?

Hi, 

where can i check this option?

where can i check this option?

Open a Windows commandline. Then nslookup with the IPs of the VBR server and the target system. Then check if the expected names are given.

both are ok, yes I have access to the destination folder.

@SeguraTI 

Try verirfy if redoing the repository wizard.
You should be able to rte-set the mount point to mount your backup.

Between the repository server and the mount server is there a Firewall?

regards

May I ask which Windows version, Veeam Agent Version and VBR version you are using?

Another thing to check is what server are you using for your mount server for restores and is there enough space on the OS drive as it is there a temp folder is created to mount the restore point.

@Link State 

yes, i have a Sonicwall firewall

@JMeixner 

is my computer with Windows 7 professional, VBR 11.0.1.1261 P20211123

@Chris.Childerhose 

the Server is my own pc

is my computer with Windows 7 professional, VBR 11.0.1.1261 P20211123

Try upgrading to the latest patch as that is an older version from last year.  Latest patch is here - KB4245: Release Information for Veeam Backup & Replication 11a Cumulative Patches

See if that helps at all.

is my computer with Windows 7 professional, VBR 11.0.1.1261 P20211123

Ok, I will also migrate the server to a better machine, then I install the latest version.

I will migrate the server today, if the error occurs, I will contact you again.

is my computer with Windows 7 professional, VBR 11.0.1.1261 P20211123

Ok, I will also migrate the server to a better machine, then I install the latest version.

I will migrate the server today, if the error occurs, I will contact you again.

Sounds good.  We are here to help so hopefully the switch makes things work. 

Good afternoon, is there a way to export the settings from my old VBR server to the new one?

Good afternoon, is there a way to export the settings from my old VBR server to the new one?

Yes you do a configuration backup and then restore that on the new server.  See here - Configuration Backup and Restore - User Guide for VMware vSphere (veeam.com)

guys it worked!!!! It was just updating the version. So I need to change the default backup repository, the problem is that it is gray, I can't change it. What is the location that changes this option? I'm on the Backup Infrastructure tab.

Did you restore the configuration backup?

Are the repositories from the old server available under the same path on the new server?

Otherwise you have to redefine them and import the backups on the repositories.

The default backup repository is just the automatically defined repository during the VBR installation. You cannot delete is before there are other repositories defined.

guys it worked!!!! It was just updating the version. So I need to change the default backup repository, the problem is that it is gray, I can't change it. What is the location that changes this option? I'm on the Backup Infrastructure tab.

Glad an update worked

What are you trying to change?

guys it worked!!!! It was just updating the version. So I need to change the default backup repository, the problem is that it is gray, I can't change it. What is the location that changes this option? I'm on the Backup Infrastructure tab.

@Chris.Childerhose @JMeixner @Link State 

I managed to solve it. Thank you so much to everyone involved for your help, may we all have a great week.

guys it worked!!!! It was just updating the version. So I need to change the default backup repository, the problem is that it is gray, I can't change it. What is the location that changes this option? I'm on the Backup Infrastructure tab.

I managed to solve it. Thank you so much to everyone involved for your help, may we all have a great week.

Glad you got it solved.  Remember to mark one of the answers in the thread that helped the most (not just the first one )