Case: #07303166
Howdy,
After updating VBR, the NTNX proxy fails to update with the message "Cannot access a Closed Stream." Have rebooted Proxy Appliance, same error.
I have opened case, but thought I would post here for any possible insight?
THX,
-JB
			
			
									
						
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Cannot to access Closed Stream after VBR update
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Re: Cannot to access Closed Stream after VBR update
Hi John
Please let's wait for our support team to investigate the logs.
We cannot investigate such issues over a forum post.
Best,
Fabian
			
			
									
						
							Please let's wait for our support team to investigate the logs.
We cannot investigate such issues over a forum post.
Best,
Fabian
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Re: Cannot to access Closed Stream after VBR update
Veeam support provided the following fix, likely related to SD-WAN and/or network latency between the VBR Server and the AHV proxy, it worked!
Navigate to C:\Program Files\Veeam\Plugins\Nutanix AHV\Service\ on the VBR server.
2. Open appsettings.json with a text editor, find the following block of settings and make the changes below.
"ClusterRestClient": {
"RetryCount": 10,
"RetryInterval": "10 sec",
"ConnectionTimeout": "1 min",
"CustomTimeouts": [
{
"Url": "/api/nutanix/v0.8/images/[0-9a-z-]+/upload",
"ConnectionTimeout": "10 min"
}
]
},
Change the timeout to 100 and save the file and the final string value should look like the string below
"ConnectionTimeout": "100 min"
3. Restart Veeam AHV service on the VBR server.
			
			
									
						
							Navigate to C:\Program Files\Veeam\Plugins\Nutanix AHV\Service\ on the VBR server.
2. Open appsettings.json with a text editor, find the following block of settings and make the changes below.
"ClusterRestClient": {
"RetryCount": 10,
"RetryInterval": "10 sec",
"ConnectionTimeout": "1 min",
"CustomTimeouts": [
{
"Url": "/api/nutanix/v0.8/images/[0-9a-z-]+/upload",
"ConnectionTimeout": "10 min"
}
]
},
Change the timeout to 100 and save the file and the final string value should look like the string below
"ConnectionTimeout": "100 min"
3. Restart Veeam AHV service on the VBR server.
John Borhek, Solutions Architect
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