Hello all,
I need your help for my migration project.
Today I have one host Hyper-V (standalone) and they are currently 10 VMs on this host. One of this VM is my veeam server.
I would like migrate my 10 VMs on my new host Hyper-V (standalone). I'll use the import / export function from Hyper-V manager to do this migration.
What's the best partice from Veeam to manager this change. I have one backup job and one backup copy job.
Thank for your help
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Re: Change host Hyper-V
Hello,
as the VM IDs (we don't care about name to avoid issues when somebody renames a VM) change, you need to re-add the VMs to the backup job. Depending on how you configured the backup copy job, same for that one.
It will create a new full backup.
Best regards,
Hannes
as the VM IDs (we don't care about name to avoid issues when somebody renames a VM) change, you need to re-add the VMs to the backup job. Depending on how you configured the backup copy job, same for that one.
It will create a new full backup.
Best regards,
Hannes
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Re: Change host Hyper-V
Thank Hannes.
May be it's better to create a new backup job, backup copy job and before to disable the old job do an "Active full" on backup copy job ?
Regards
May be it's better to create a new backup job, backup copy job and before to disable the old job do an "Active full" on backup copy job ?
Regards
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Re: Change host Hyper-V
The outcome would be the same, just keep in mind the retention of the old jobs - you would need to address this manually.
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