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Die Lizensierung funktioniert bei Veeam immer über die “Anzahl der gesicherten Workloads”. Bei VMs und Agents kann man diese einfach zählen (wobei Workstation-Agents aus Lizenz-Sicht sogar nur als “ein Drittel eines Workloads” gezählt werden, d.h. 3 Workstation-Agents kosten eine Workload-Lizenz).Bei Sicherungen von Fileshares/NAS-Filers gilt die bekannte Umrechnung “500 GB = 1 Workload”, da die Anzahl der Shares keine echte Aussagekraft über die “Menge” der Sicherungen haben.Der Hintergrund für die abweichende Lizenzpolitik von File-Sicherungen liegt meines Erachtens daran, dass die “unstructured data backup engine” von Veeam technisch ganz anders funktioniert als die VM- oder Agent-Sicherung (“File-Change-Tracking” vs. CBT) und speziell für File-Shares zugeschnittene/veränderte Optionen bietet (z.B. “Rollback to point in time”, versionsbasierte Retention). Es gibt sogar “Instant File Share Recovery”, diese funktioniert aber natürlich ganz anders als bei VMs.Daher passt das “pro Workl
Hallo Andreas,die verbundenen Netzlaufwerke können beim Backup einer virtuellen Maschine nicht mitgesichert werden: Diese werden nicht vom dafür benutzten VM-Snapshot “erfasst”, da sie sich ja “außerhalb” des Hypervisors befinden.Das oben bereits erwähnte NAS- bzw. File-Share-Backup von Veeam kann solche Freigaben stattdessen direkt sichern.
You will need a physical proxy for direct storage access in order to backup from the NetApp storage snapshots. Virtual proxy technically works if your prod SAN is iSCSI based, but it’s not recommended. For FC based prod SAN, it’s unsupported.
It might be worth checking this KB article regarding Oracle Linux 8 with UEK R7 kernel (5.15+).
Maybe you’ve used “Quick Migration” instead of vMotion?This will create a temporary VM with suffix “_migrated” as described here:https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/quick_migration_summary.html
This icon marks suspicious/infected machines as identified by the new malware detection features in Veeam Backup & Replication 12.1.See details here: How Malware Detection Works - User Guide for VMware vSphere (veeam.com)
There are a lot of “Windows Error Reporting” events with ID 1001, this indicates a possible issue with your antivirus software.Please have a look at this KB article and see if it helps.
Try this regarding your first question:$x = Get-VBRBackupRepository -Name "Your Repository Name"$x.Options.IsTaskCountUnlim # false if checkbox is checked$x.Options.MaxTaskCount # configured number of task slots
Native in VBR i think there is nothing... There is: Look at the Windows Event Log on the VBR Server, “Applications and Services Logs / Veeam Backup”, and search for Event ID 23050 (Source “Veeam MP”).
Have you checked system requirements (especially RAM) for each component like backup server, proxy and repository? We’ve seen these errors when there is insufficient RAM (see this forums thread).
Not yet… one of my fellow SAs here at Veeam is currently preparing a white paper about this and I had the chance to review a draft.Maybe he can provide more details, I’ll check with him.
This is indeed possible via IAM/STS service which is also provided by Wasabi. In your screenshot, you’d have to configure the third option and add the IAM and STS endpoints. Additionally, you need to add some permissions to the account used to initially setup the object storage in Veeam to enable this account to create temporary STS access keys for the Veeam Agents. This makes sure that each agent only has access to its own backups.
Maybe it’s an issue re mismatch of UEFI vs. Legacy BIOS boot mode? I have no experience with OpenStack but I’ve seen this issue on other platforms…. so it’s just a guess :-)
...and this position is due to the fact that the list was ordered alphabetically by company name! 😀
Have a look at this script from VeeamHub, it does not include per-job proxy information, but this should be easy to add.There is also this script to get a lot more details for each restore point plus some statistics per VM.
I guess it’s the Azure limitation for the selected VM SKU: On this page, “Standard_F4s_v2” is listed with a disk throughput between 95 and 200 MB/s.
I think you should open a support ticket for this issue. The error message looks weird to me in the context of a replication job.
Hi and welcome to the community!Could you please provide more details about which product you’re using, what you are trying to achieve and where/when exactly you encounter this error message?
To troubleshoot outside of Veeam, you could try the following on the VBR server:Install the Failover-Cluster Powershell Module:Install-WindowsFeature -Name RSAT-Clustering-PowershellGet the cluster object from AD (cluster needs to be reachable as well):Get-Cluster -Name myClusterNameGet the cluster nodes from AD and their status from the cluster directly:Get-ClusterNode -Cluster myClusterNameIf all goes well, this should output the name and status of the cluster nodes. In my lab it looks like this:Name State Type---- ----- ----cn1 Up Nodecn2 Up NodeIf this doesn’t work, there must be an issue outside of Veeam, and the Powershell error messages might direct you to the root cause.To clean up, you can remove the PS module afterwards:Remove-WindowsFeature -Name RSAT-Clustering-Powershell(reboot is required to complete the removal process)
The error message indicates there‘s a problem with the VBR server connecting the AD DC while trying to query the AD cluster object for the cluster nodes. Have you checked firewall restrictions between those as well?
Apart from SQL Express LocalDB, have you checked/reinstalled MS .NET framework 4.5.2 on this machine? The required version should be installed by Veeam agent setup during the „prerequisites“ phase, but it might not detect installed/broken version correctly.
Where can I check how many points I’ve collected so far? Can’t find it in my profile... https://community.veeam.com/leaderboard Unfortunately, I’m not one of the top-1000 users. 😅 According to @JMeixner ‘s post above, my activity should have accumulated >100 points already. Last position in the top-1000 currently has 24 points, so I should be somewhere on that list. So I must be missing something important here? @JMeixner is not calculating very precisely, he is assuming :D The calculation is a bit different. But, @MattM , I would be more concerned on the quality of the content, how active and engaged you are rather than keep track on the points. That would take you on the right path aka become a Legend 😊 Sorry if there’s anything wrong with the quality of my content - didn’t notice that so far. In fact, it’s because I rather focus on quality than quantity that I haven’t been engaged so much.
Where can I check how many points I’ve collected so far? Can’t find it in my profile... https://community.veeam.com/leaderboard Unfortunately, I’m not one of the top-1000 users. 😅According to @JMeixner ‘s post above, my activity should have accumulated >100 points already. Last position in the top-1000 currently has 24 points, so I should be somewhere on that list. So I must be missing something important here?
Where can I check how many points I’ve collected so far? Can’t find it in my profile...
Great stuff! In fact, I started PS coding to solve similar challenges some time ago, and this code has evolved over time to retrieve many more “restore point statistics”, as I’ve called it.You can find it here on VeeamHub.
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