There have been events 129 and 153 appearing on our Veeam backup proxies for a few weeks. They usually appear in the Event logs during weekend when we have our full backups scheduled.
Event id 153: The IO operation at logical block address 0x1cb73818 for Disk 4 (PDO name: \Device\00000439) was retried.
Event id 129: Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued.
Can we safely ignore this warnings or we have to take some actions?
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Re: Event 129 and 153 on Backup proxies
Thank you for your response.
I forgot to mention that "Disk 4" is not the one of the Veeam proxy disks. This is one of the disks that are hot added to the proxy during backup job. Does it change anything?
I forgot to mention that "Disk 4" is not the one of the Veeam proxy disks. This is one of the disks that are hot added to the proxy during backup job. Does it change anything?
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Re: Event 129 and 153 on Backup proxies
Thanks for clarifying.
This makes it a little more complicated. Personally, I'm wondering if these events appear in the event log of the corresponding VM outside of the backup operations. Anyway, since extensive troubleshooting is required I would recommend raising a support case with our engineers. Please, don't forget to post your case ID here in this topic for reference.
This makes it a little more complicated. Personally, I'm wondering if these events appear in the event log of the corresponding VM outside of the backup operations. Anyway, since extensive troubleshooting is required I would recommend raising a support case with our engineers. Please, don't forget to post your case ID here in this topic for reference.
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