+9Hello,
i was trying to register linux server, but certificate file exists.
I have deleted /opt/Veeam
but still is echo about “File exists”
Do you have any hints, where could be located for redhat? I have checked all logs, but cannot find even on VBR or linux itself. Its Veeam 12
Best answer by Marcel.K
Hello,
with support team we found out, where was the issue
service account, under which was veeam service running, created temp files in C:\users\<service account>\AppData\Local\Temp\Tmpxxx.tmp files on VBR server, which were blocking creation of file during re-registration or new registration.
After deletion of all temp files, registration was successful.
+11Hi
Veeam typically stores its SSL certificates in
/etc/veeam/
/var/lib/veeam/
Check for files like:
veeam.crt
veeam.key
backup_server_cert.pem
Run:
sudo find /etc/veeam /var/lib/veeam -type f -name "*.crt" -o -name "*.pem" -o -name "*.key"sudo rm /etc/veeam/backup_server_cert.pem
+9thank you for hints, but is interesting that is not there ...
+21Hmm..yeah, not seeing much in my searches Marcel. Aside from checking the log on the Veeam server in the ProgramData folder to see if it shows something more detailed, it may be best to get in touch with Support. Curious what they say to get you sorted.
+11thank you for hints, but is interesting that is not there ...
try here,
/opt/veeam/transport/certs/cert.p12 *pem *.crt
+9Hi Link State
as i mentioned - /opt/veeam i have deleted
in screen is search from entire VM
i will try to open case support
+9Hello,
with support team we found out, where was the issue
service account, under which was veeam service running, created temp files in C:\users\<service account>\AppData\Local\Temp\Tmpxxx.tmp files on VBR server, which were blocking creation of file during re-registration or new registration.
After deletion of all temp files, registration was successful.
+21Oh, ok..thank you for sharing Support’s resolution Marcel. 👍🏻
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