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Migrate Virtual VB&R to Physical Server (For tape jobs)
Hi Community,
Currently I’m running v6.5.0.144 with this scheme:
Two Virtual Windows 2008 R2 VB&R servers (one that handles backups and the other is on the DR site managing replications) with four different proxies (2 for source and 2 for destination).
I have 6 jobs on each server & I chain one job after the other using PowerShell remote.
All jobs proxies are working on Network Mode, since it's faster for doing concurrent non-stop jobs.
The backup repositories are two virtual disks on the backup server on the VMware Data store that contains the VB&R Backup Server VM.
I want to migrate the virtual backup server to a physical server with v7 to take advantage of the tape archive, leaving the backup proxies as virtual.
What is the best way to accomplish this so I don't have to do all my backups all over again in a new repository?
Thank you.
Regards,
Guillermo.-
Currently I’m running v6.5.0.144 with this scheme:
Two Virtual Windows 2008 R2 VB&R servers (one that handles backups and the other is on the DR site managing replications) with four different proxies (2 for source and 2 for destination).
I have 6 jobs on each server & I chain one job after the other using PowerShell remote.
All jobs proxies are working on Network Mode, since it's faster for doing concurrent non-stop jobs.
The backup repositories are two virtual disks on the backup server on the VMware Data store that contains the VB&R Backup Server VM.
I want to migrate the virtual backup server to a physical server with v7 to take advantage of the tape archive, leaving the backup proxies as virtual.
What is the best way to accomplish this so I don't have to do all my backups all over again in a new repository?
Thank you.
Regards,
Guillermo.-
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Re: Migrate Virtual VB&R to Physical Server (For tape jobs)
Guillermo, since restoring configuration backup from v6.5 onto a fresh v7 is not supported in this release, the proper way to keep your current jobs and settings would be to perform an in-place upgrade of you current v6.5 to v7, backup its configuration (using built-in configuration backup functionality), and then restore the configuration to the new v7 installation on a physical server. Do not forget that v7 backup server only supports 64-bit OS now. Thanks!
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Re: Migrate Virtual VB&R to Physical Server (For tape jobs)
Hi Foggy, thanks for the quick reply.
What do you think i should do about the repositories?
I don't have that much space on the physical server and i would like to keep them in the same place to avoid to do the backups again.
Thanks.
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Guillermo.-
What do you think i should do about the repositories?
I don't have that much space on the physical server and i would like to keep them in the same place to avoid to do the backups again.
Thanks.
Regards,
Guillermo.-
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Re: Migrate Virtual VB&R to Physical Server (For tape jobs)
There is a procedure to move existing backups to the new repository, should help.
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Re: Migrate Virtual VB&R to Physical Server (For tape jobs)
Great, I'll Check it out.
Thanks.
Regards,
Guillermo.-
Thanks.
Regards,
Guillermo.-
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Re: Migrate Virtual VB&R to Physical Server (For tape jobs)
For anyone that encounters this post, please check this post in case you would like to avoid moving Veeam to a physical server: http://forums.veeam.com/tape-f29/v7-sha ... 17951.html
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