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What are the best practices for agent base Linux systems data backups of larger than 2TB volume without any failure? As well as backup of NFS volume?
Hi Folks, I came across this great cloud community list of free IT certifications on github(Kasten is in there too). Seems to be kept up to date. https://github.com/cloudcommunity/Free-Certifications
Hey Guys,I have a scenario. I want to replicate VM from DC to DR site. At some point if the VM gets malware attack and the same is replicated to DR site. The DR site also gets malware infected. How to mitigate this kind of a scenario
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I am trying to make a second scale out repository (not overlapping with the first) and I keep getting the following message when trying to save it… “Summary: Failed to save scale-out backup repository: F:\Backup Copy” I got this message another time but pointing to a different directory, which linked to some orphaned backups. I deleted those in hopes this would fix it, but it just keeps throwing a different backup path each time. This specific one doesn’t even exist on my server under backup repos or disk backups (copies or orphaned), so I have no clue how to get past this. When I check the logs, all I see is this… [13.10.2022 17:08:05] <01> Error Failed to save scale-out backup repository.[13.10.2022 17:08:05] <01> Error Failed to save scale-out backup repository:[13.10.2022 17:08:05] <01> Error F:\Backup Copy (System.Exception)[13.10.2022 17:08:05] <01> Error at Veeam.Backup.UI.Sobr.CSobrWizardCtx.SaveRepository(String& warni
We had a firm that upgraded our veeam to v 11.In the same time, we replace the SAN.The original SAN that was used for backup was replaced by the new unit.The original SAN was then used for the copy, and the copy SAN not use anymore.It appear that we lost all 95% of restore point that we had before cause of a disk space problem that corrupt the file for most jobs in the server. Now we only have one month of restore point cause. we lost everything else. We think that it was cause of a bad way to upgrade, but the consulting firm continue to claim that it was the disk space problem that caused the loss of six-month backup.is it possible that the disk space corrupt all the restore point and there is no way to recover the old backup or maybe from our old copy SAN that is still unused since the migration?Thanks for your help.
Hey all, getting ready to setup VDRO in the lab and production, but I have questions on the location of the vCenter server. Currently, my vCenter is located in the primary site, but wondering if it should be instead setup at the recovery site, or if I should have HA or ELM configured so that there is a second vCenter setup at the recovery site. ELM doesn’t sound as useful for this situation, but HA may work and there is low enough latency between the primary and recovery sites to support HA. That said, I was hoping to the put the witness at our third site, but latency is higher to that location so that may not work. Anyhow, I know I need to get my VBR backup server moved to the recovery site (was already on my list) but what’s considered the best practice here?
Excellent Features and Improvement in Veeam 11
This topic is not directly related to Veeam. But because of the Veeam Hardened repositories running on Linux, this is also an topic for Veeam.Do you prefer bonding or teaming?https://ngelinux.com/difference-between-bonding-and-teaming-in-linux/https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/7/html/networking_guide/sec-comparison_of_network_teaming_to_bondingWith bonding, which mode do you prefer?https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/7/html/networking_guide/overview-of-bonding-modes-and-the-required-settings-on-the-switchI personally preferred bonding with ALB. But lately I have heard more and more about problems with this mode.What are your experiences with this topic?
Job finished with error at 2022/10/27 5:42 AMError: bad allocation Agent failed to process method {FileBackup.SyncDirs}. Exception from server: bad allocation The backup are failing with above error, please advise. Thanks
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Good morning all, Can you please advise what would be the best practices to improve backup performance for Veeam Backup for Windows agent. Regards
This may be a head in the clouds idea/thought, but I really wish there were way (and there may be and I just don’t know about it) to link Veeam to Active Directory and stored domain credentials automatically get updated whenever a needed password gets changed or updated due to rotation policies. No more ‘RPC server unavailable’ errors!
Apparently I knew all of the linux commands...and I’m not really a linux guru by any means but guessed well on a few of them. Also didn’t realize that I can do malware scanning in a SureBackup job until now.... Scored a 39121 which I think is decent? I see a bunch of folks scored higher, including @JonahMay. How about the rest of y’all?https://labwarz.veeam.com/
@Rick Vanover was not alone at the VeeamON Update, but on his jacket there was a pin with our legendary cat 🤣
LabWarz is backup on VeeamOnUdate 2022! Have you ever tried this challenge?https://labwarz.veeam.com/event/veeamon-update
I have used both. Internal SQL express, external SQL server, SQL server in an Always ON cluster replicated to our DR site. All 3 worked great, I have never noticed a difference in performance, and never hit the limits.Here are my questions about SQL and Veeam.Has anyone here ever hit the SQL Express limits?Has anyone here ever installed a full blown SQL instance on their Veeam server? Did this make much difference than an external SQL server?We have a DB admin, so using external is pretty easy for me, but I really have no clue when I'll outgrow SQL Express. I suppose I can change it up in V12 as well with the new option.
Dear concern, we have one server where we had a previous version (9.5 U4b) of Veeam running for some tests on. However we’ve never really used it until now. That time veeam was removed from the system however it seems not completely. While trying to install version 11 on this particular server, we are now getting an error message, telling that usage of DB for VeeamBackup is not possible as it has been created with an older version of veeam. Indeed there are still two DB services running. What is the best way to get this clean as we will use this server to run as our B/R server in the future but of course on main latest. The goal is to have a clean installation of veeam 11 now in order to reduce future problems in case of any migration is necessary for a new version. thanks and best regards Stephan
Today I have a server on Debian 8, and veeam does not back it up, where can I see which versions of Debian Veeam supports?
Hi, quick question. We are moving to M365 for email. Our Veeam infrastructure will remain on-premise. Per Veeam literature, says that I can backup my 365 mailboxes to any location, inclusive of on-premises. If we backup our 365 mbxs back down to our local infrastructure, will there be any egress bandwidth costs assessed by Microsoft? So if I have 1TB database now on-prem, and we move that to M365, for that very first backup, should I expect Microsoft to assess some bandwidth costs for that 1TB pull? Moreover, for any subsequent backups where presumably only deltas from the prior are processed, will I see transport costs there too?Thank you in advance.Cheers.
Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms how Veeam will support and lend the hand for customers
Hi,Task is to backup our customers Sharepoint365 to Azure storage.Customer is without on premise solutions except bunch of laptops, no mailboxes are used (mail is hosted elsewhere) , so plan is to use “Veeam backup for MS 365” from Azure marketplace, some blob storage and licenses of course. My question is : if i backup only Sharepoint how much licences do i need?Regards, Drazen
Resetting CBT per job settings for active fulls failed Details: The method is disabled by 'com.vmware.vcDr'Failed to create VM snapshot. Error: CreateSnapshot failed, vmRef vm-105, timeout 1800000, snName VEEAM BACKUP TEMPORARY SNAPSHOT, snDescription Please do not delete this snapshot. It is being used by Veeam Backup., memory False, quiesce FalseError: The method is disabled by 'com.vmware.vcDr' The errors are indicated as shown below
Hello,I'm trying to update my Veeam agent, it failed and deleted the old agent!I try to remove sql server components and try again but no success, still same error as below.Of course I checked the registry, no SQL key after uninstall.my os version is windows 10 10.0.19045.2130 Thanks for your helps[25.10.2022 14:57:57][INFO] Creating Installer Application instance.[25.10.2022 14:57:57][INFO] Installer Application instance created.[25.10.2022 14:58:08][INFO] InstallerEngine session started.[25.10.2022 14:58:08][INFO] Stopping tray application.[25.10.2022 14:58:08][INFO] Tray application stop procedure threw an exception, this can indicate error or tray application is not running.[25.10.2022 14:58:08][ERROR] System.Threading.WaitHandleCannotBeOpenedException: Aucun handle du nom spécifié n'existe. à System.Threading.EventWaitHandle.OpenExisting(String name, EventWaitHandleRights rights) à Veeam.Setup.Endpoint.EndpointCore.TrayAppManager.Stop(IProgressReporter progressReporter)[25.10.
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