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How to backup Hyper-V Cluster
Hello,
I need advice how to backup Hyper-V cluster. I use Veem B&R for backup but I cannot create recovery media becasue I see information that disk include Cluster shared volumine.
It is possbile to create recovery media or what is best approch for use Veeam to backup physical Hyper-V claster.
Thank you for advice.
I need advice how to backup Hyper-V cluster. I use Veem B&R for backup but I cannot create recovery media becasue I see information that disk include Cluster shared volumine.
It is possbile to create recovery media or what is best approch for use Veeam to backup physical Hyper-V claster.
Thank you for advice.
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Re: How to backup Hyper-V Cluster
Hello Tomasz,
Can you please clarify if that an error or warning message during recovery media creation process? Recovery media does not contain any specific information related to machine config, it's just a Windows RE image based on the operating system type. Thanks!I cannot create recovery media becasue I see information that disk include Cluster shared volumine
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Re: How to backup Hyper-V Cluster
Please see below info when backup finished.
"Skipping recovery media collection: cluster contains CSV disks"
And when I want to create recovery media from backuped server see error: "Faild to create recovery media: Recovery files not found in backup"
Cluster hyper-v works on Windows 2019 physical HP servers - 3 nodes
"Skipping recovery media collection: cluster contains CSV disks"
And when I want to create recovery media from backuped server see error: "Faild to create recovery media: Recovery files not found in backup"
Cluster hyper-v works on Windows 2019 physical HP servers - 3 nodes
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Re: How to backup Hyper-V Cluster
Tomasz,
Got it, sorry for the confusion. Can you right click the other node and see if the option to create recovery media is available? Thanks!
Got it, sorry for the confusion. Can you right click the other node and see if the option to create recovery media is available? Thanks!
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Re: How to backup Hyper-V Cluster
Of course I checked other node but it is the same. I cannot create recovery media.
I tred to create backup job for one node not for all 3 with cluster but is the same. When backup job finished it is not possible create media file.
When I removed node from cluster and works standalone after backup it is possible create media disk.
Where I do mistake?
I tred to create backup job for one node not for all 3 with cluster but is the same. When backup job finished it is not possible create media file.
When I removed node from cluster and works standalone after backup it is possible create media disk.
Where I do mistake?
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Re: How to backup Hyper-V Cluster
It‘s not possible to create a recovery media on a failover cluster with shared cluster volumes without involving support. Please follow the instructions (contact veeam customer support) in the guide to get the registry value
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=110
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=110
By default, you cannot create a Veeam Recovery Media for a failover cluster with Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV). You can enable creation of a Veeam Recovery Media for such clusters with a registry value. For more information, contact Veeam Customer Support.
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