All Veeam Backup and Replication Posts
One of the components that the VMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) is missing, is the ability to automatically backup. In VCSA 6.5, VMware has introduced a backup feature within the appliance admin portal, however what do we do with VCSA 6 ?
I came across this error message the other day when configuring a Veeam Replication job with separate virtual networks, which displayed “The given key was not present in the dictionary”
I have been trying out a few different configurations in my lab with a Netapp and Veeam setup running snapmirror and snapvault on the same volume.
VMware have release a patch ESXi600-201511001 that resolves the vSphere 6 Change Block Tracking (CBT) issue which I wrote about in an earlier blog post
Last week we came across an issue where Veeam Backup and Replication Update 3 was unable to find Netapp snapmirror or snapvault relationships for the specific job that was running. The specific warning within the job window was:
Last week an issue was discovered within VMware ESXi 6 where by Change Block Tracking (CBT) can return incorrect changed blocks . This means you will end up with inconsistent incremental backups.
Veeam Backup and Replication setup with application aware processing requires a user account that has admin access to the virtual machines you wish to backup.
Veeam Backup Availability Suite v9 Veeam Backup and Replication Scale-Out Backup Repositories – You now have the ability to group multiple backup repositories into a single large Scale-Out repository. This also offers you the option […]
This error came up the other day during a backup of a client’s virtual machine – Error: Virtual disk size is not a multiple of 1KB
We have been using Veeam Backup and Replication along with Veeam Enterprise Manager extensively over the past few months. Each setup is different but one common setup especially for service providers is to have your Veeam Enterprise Manager located in a DMZ. We then need add Veeam Backup and Replication Servers that are sitting behind various firewalls.
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