Hi,
One of our clients is currently backing uo their ESX4 environment to a SATA backup NAS located in an adjacent building, connected via 100Mbit ethernet. Daily incrementals are about 12GB.
Now they are about to move to another location, which doesn't have a LAN attached building nearby, where we could place the backup NAS and thus have an off-site backup as we do now. They don't want a tape solution.
The new location has a 10Mbit/10Mbit fiber connection to the internet, so my plan is to place the backup NAS in a remote colocated datacenter, which would require us to backup over the internet connection (WAN) to the DC.
Is this a supported configuration? And will this work? Is anybosy else using a similar setup?
Thanks,
Dennes
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Re: Backup over WAN
Hello Dennes, Veeam Backup will work with any link speed, but of course 10Mbit is too slow link for the amount of changed data you have (12GB daily) - so backups will be taking too long.
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Re: Backup over WAN
I have been haven't been able to keep the Veeam connection alive across a 3Mb WAN connection. The initial sync will get 10Gb in to a 80Gb replication and fail. Is there a way the restart the ssh connection or start off where I left? I other problem is that the job just hangs and leaves an open delta vdmk. Veeam support please help.
Here is the log.
[04.12.2009 21:46:18] <06> Info Task progress: 9%, 7,247,770,682 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, object 6 of 6
[04.12.2009 21:46:18] <06> Info Job progress: 9%, 7,247,770,682 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, task 1 of 1
[04.12.2009 22:23:56] <06> Info (Client) Service output: 10\n
[04.12.2009 22:23:56] <06> Info Task progress: 10%, 8,053,077,050 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, object 6 of 6
[04.12.2009 22:23:56] <06> Info Job progress: 10%, 8,053,077,050 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, task 1 of 1
[04.12.2009 23:00:55] <06> Info [Ssh] Connection::Error, Error: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond, Message: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond
[04.12.2009 23:01:08] <05> Warning SSH2 WatchDog is stopped: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host
[04.12.2009 23:16:41] <06> Info (Server) Service error: Connection timed out\n--tr:Cannot write data to the socket. Data size: [1048576].\n--tr:Failed to serialize data area. ID: [8418]. Offset: [8826912768].\n--tr:Failed to send next file block. Block identity: [Data block. Start offset: [8826912768], Length: [1048576], Area ID: [8418].].\n--tr:Unable to asynchronously write data block. Block identity: [Data block. Start offset: [8826912768], Length: [1048576], Area ID: [8418].].\n--tr:Processing of asynchronous write requests has failed. Output file: [File blocks transmission channel (sender).].\n--tr:Failed to process conveyored task.\n--tr:FIB uploader: Unable to upload FIB. FIB path: [/vmfs/volumes/49959f36-aa067125-2cce-00221923d955/Exch20/Exch20-flat.vmdk].\nBackup request cannot be processed. Source file path: [/vmfs/volumes/49959f36-aa067125-2cce-00221923d955/Exch20/Exch20-flat.vmdk].
[04.12.2009 23:16:41] <06> Info (Server) Service: closed
Here is the log.
[04.12.2009 21:46:18] <06> Info Task progress: 9%, 7,247,770,682 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, object 6 of 6
[04.12.2009 21:46:18] <06> Info Job progress: 9%, 7,247,770,682 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, task 1 of 1
[04.12.2009 22:23:56] <06> Info (Client) Service output: 10\n
[04.12.2009 22:23:56] <06> Info Task progress: 10%, 8,053,077,050 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, object 6 of 6
[04.12.2009 22:23:56] <06> Info Job progress: 10%, 8,053,077,050 of 80,530,636,800 bytes, task 1 of 1
[04.12.2009 23:00:55] <06> Info [Ssh] Connection::Error, Error: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond, Message: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond
[04.12.2009 23:01:08] <05> Warning SSH2 WatchDog is stopped: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host
[04.12.2009 23:16:41] <06> Info (Server) Service error: Connection timed out\n--tr:Cannot write data to the socket. Data size: [1048576].\n--tr:Failed to serialize data area. ID: [8418]. Offset: [8826912768].\n--tr:Failed to send next file block. Block identity: [Data block. Start offset: [8826912768], Length: [1048576], Area ID: [8418].].\n--tr:Unable to asynchronously write data block. Block identity: [Data block. Start offset: [8826912768], Length: [1048576], Area ID: [8418].].\n--tr:Processing of asynchronous write requests has failed. Output file: [File blocks transmission channel (sender).].\n--tr:Failed to process conveyored task.\n--tr:FIB uploader: Unable to upload FIB. FIB path: [/vmfs/volumes/49959f36-aa067125-2cce-00221923d955/Exch20/Exch20-flat.vmdk].\nBackup request cannot be processed. Source file path: [/vmfs/volumes/49959f36-aa067125-2cce-00221923d955/Exch20/Exch20-flat.vmdk].
[04.12.2009 23:16:41] <06> Info (Server) Service: closed
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Re: Backup over WAN
Ben, please note that this is not a support forum, for support please call or email our support at support@veeam.com
Although this looks like SSH connection drop to me. Veeam can replicate over slow connections, but they have to be reliable. Packet loss is fine, but if there is a connection drop, we cannot handle it. There is no way to restart the connection and continue replication where it left.
Although this looks like SSH connection drop to me. Veeam can replicate over slow connections, but they have to be reliable. Packet loss is fine, but if there is a connection drop, we cannot handle it. There is no way to restart the connection and continue replication where it left.
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