Latest VBR 12 build installed on a workgroup server running Windows Server 2022.
vSphere 7U3k.
When trying to restore a file from a backed up vSphere VM, I get the following errors in the Backup Browser:
After the last error the Backup Browser closes.
Best answer by Mildur
Hi
Please open a support ticket first before coming to the RnD forum. To confirm if it‘s a bug or not we need your debug logs. You may post the bug the forum, but a support case id must be provided.
Our customer support has the right tools and training to go through the debug logs and decide if it‘s a bug or environmental issue.
Latest VBR 12 build installed on a workgroup server running Windows Server 2022.
vSphere 7U3k.
When trying to restore a file from a backed up vSphere VM, I get the following errors in the Backup Browser:
After the last error the Backup Browser closes.
Which server is acting as your mount server? Is it the Veeam server itself? Check the backup job to see the configuration of the mount server. There is something possibly not mounting correctly from the backup.
Hello, once I had a similar error, I do not say that in v12 but in v11, I relocated my backup file in another repository, I did a rescan and tried again working
Based on this your best bet is to open a support case to upload the logs and help determine the issue. It is hard to parse through those and logs you upload to Veeam will have more data for them to analyze.
I will try to go through this and see unless someone beats me to it. LOL
Are you able to launch the Backup Browser successfully and able to navigate to the file you want to restore correctly?
Yes, the Backup Browser loads when I start a restore job. It won’t let me browse anything because of the errors.
There is something you can try. Launch the restore session and then wait until the Backup Browser loads.
Navigate to C:\VeeamFLR, I think it’s called of the top of my head. That is usually where the backup will be mounted. See if you are able to access the files you need that way.
Are you able to launch the Backup Browser successfully and able to navigate to the file you want to restore correctly?
Yes, the Backup Browser loads when I start a restore job. It won’t let me browse anything because of the errors.
There is something you can try. Launch the restore session and then wait until the Backup Browser loads.
Navigate to C:\VeeamFLR, I think it’s called of the top of my head. That is usually where the backup will be mounted. See if you are able to access the files you need that way.
A folder is created with subfolders but they disappear when the error pops up. There is not enough time to really see what’s there.
Are you able to launch the Backup Browser successfully and able to navigate to the file you want to restore correctly?
Yes, the Backup Browser loads when I start a restore job. It won’t let me browse anything because of the errors.
There is something you can try. Launch the restore session and then wait until the Backup Browser loads.
Navigate to C:\VeeamFLR, I think it’s called of the top of my head. That is usually where the backup will be mounted. See if you are able to access the files you need that way.
A folder is created with subfolders but they disappear when the error pops up. There is not enough time to really see what’s there.
Is there enough space on the C drive? Just checking on that. Maybe you need to move the mount folder to another drive.
Are you able to launch the Backup Browser successfully and able to navigate to the file you want to restore correctly?
Yes, the Backup Browser loads when I start a restore job. It won’t let me browse anything because of the errors.
There is something you can try. Launch the restore session and then wait until the Backup Browser loads.
Navigate to C:\VeeamFLR, I think it’s called of the top of my head. That is usually where the backup will be mounted. See if you are able to access the files you need that way.
A folder is created with subfolders but they disappear when the error pops up. There is not enough time to really see what’s there.
Is there enough space on the C drive? Just checking on that. Maybe you need to move the mount folder to another drive.
There is more than enough space available.
BTW: guest files restore of a Linux machine does work.
Are you able to launch the Backup Browser successfully and able to navigate to the file you want to restore correctly?
Yes, the Backup Browser loads when I start a restore job. It won’t let me browse anything because of the errors.
There is something you can try. Launch the restore session and then wait until the Backup Browser loads.
Navigate to C:\VeeamFLR, I think it’s called of the top of my head. That is usually where the backup will be mounted. See if you are able to access the files you need that way.
A folder is created with subfolders but they disappear when the error pops up. There is not enough time to really see what’s there.
Is there enough space on the C drive? Just checking on that. Maybe you need to move the mount folder to another drive.
There is more than enough space available.
BTW: guest files restore of a Linux machine does work.
So then it could be the backup of the windows machine that has a problem. I would try the tool mentioned by Dips above to check the files. Otherwise at this point I think a support case is the best way forward now.
When I create a backup job containing several Windows VM’s, say all domain members, the guest file restore of a VM from that job fails with the errors shown above.
But when I create individual jobs for each VM I am able to use the guest file restore...
When I create a backup job containing several Windows VM’s, say all domain members, the guest file restore of a VM from that job fails with the errors shown above.
But when I create individual jobs for each VM I am able to use the guest file restore...
What do your backup job settings look like? Are you performing per VM backup jobs?
Please open a support ticket first before coming to the RnD forum. To confirm if it‘s a bug or not we need your debug logs. You may post the bug the forum, but a support case id must be provided.
Our customer support has the right tools and training to go through the debug logs and decide if it‘s a bug or environmental issue.
Please open a support ticket first before coming to the RnD forum. To confirm if it‘s a bug or not we need your debug logs. You may post the bug the forum, but a support case id must be provided.
Our customer support has the right tools and training to go through the debug logs and decide if it‘s a bug or environmental issue.
Thanks,
Fabian
This is a home lab using the NFR license. I am more than willing to submit a case but I don’t know if I am entitled to open a case.
@HanAre the 2022 VMs and the VBR server on the same build/patch level? And like Michael wrote, do you maybe have deduplication enabled?
You can open a support case with a NFR license but you'll only receive best effort support. This means if Veeam support doesn't have any free slots, your case may get closed.
@HanAre the 2022 VMs and the VBR server on the same build/patch level? And like Michael wrote, do you maybe have deduplication enabled?
You can open a support case with a NFR license but you'll only receive best effort support. This means if Veeam support doesn't have any free slots, your case may get closed.
Yes all Windows servers (2019 & 2022) are at the latest patch level.