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Veeam One Reporting Server System Configuration Check
+4Best answer by waqasali
Thank you all for your support.
I followed the steps below to resolve the issue successfully:
- Rebooted the server.
- Installed the latest OS updates.
- Copied the installer file to local media, which bypassed the issue.
Finally, I was able to install the new Veeam ONE (VONE) application, and it is now working as expected. The new version also comes with an updated interface and additional features, which look quite good so far.
Thanks again to everyone who helped and shared suggestions. Much appreciated.
+4i bypass this, and no more at the end following the windows. Click here to open the logs folder under the logs folder. There are too many files
C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Setup\Temp
which logs file exactly needs to review?
+12Hi
Let me know what happens.
+21Check the most recently updated file or files in the logs folder. Also did you try searching for that CLR message to see if you can download and install prior to the Veeam ONE install? This is an easy thing to get past but if it keeps happening I would contact support.
+21
Keep us posted.
+13Have you tried to reboot the server prior to installing VONE? I only read “bypass” in your comment. In case you bypass any of those steps manually or edit / manipulate the setup routine you should be aware that you might lose support on that and there likely be errors.
In case the server has internet access you should run Windows Update (and reboot) prior installing and see if that works.
+21You could also check the Prerequisites folder on the mounted ISO file to see if this MSI for CLR is there and install it.
+11do you see failed package that is already installed on windows?
if, yes, i would uninstall it from windows and then after reboot to install via Veeam installer wizard
+4Check the most recently updated file or files in the logs folder. Also did you try searching for that CLR message to see if you can download and install prior to the Veeam ONE install? This is an easy thing to get past but if it keeps happening I would contact support.
thank you
+4Hi
Let me know what happens.
thank you for your words.
+4
Keep us posted.
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+4Have you tried to reboot the server prior to installing VONE? I only read “bypass” in your comment. In case you bypass any of those steps manually or edit / manipulate the setup routine you should be aware that you might lose support on that and there likely be errors.
In case the server has internet access you should run Windows Update (and reboot) prior installing and see if that works.
i push some updated manual and reboot several times.
+4do you see failed package that is already installed on windows?
if, yes, i would uninstall it from windows and then after reboot to install via Veeam installer wizard
i check some article and new installer file i have copy to local media and try to run this almost fix the issue
+4
Thank you all for your support.
I followed the steps below to resolve the issue successfully:
- Rebooted the server.
- Installed the latest OS updates.
- Copied the installer file to local media, which bypassed the issue.
Finally, I was able to install the new Veeam ONE (VONE) application, and it is now working as expected. The new version also comes with an updated interface and additional features, which look quite good so far.
Thanks again to everyone who helped and shared suggestions. Much appreciated.
+21Great to hear you got it working and it was fairly easy.
+21Glad you got it resolved, and thank you for sharing your resolution.
Best.
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