Hi,
we have installed VBR on a physical server, that is...
backed-up with Veeam Agent for Windows ( just for sake of the Operating system and C drive based on volume level backup ).
We copy this backup to another server with a backup copy job.
We experienced a hugo performance impact when we have had installed the agent on the VBR server during backup copy jobs / backup jobs.
After uninstalling the agent, all jobs where running properly again.
Any experiences ?
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Re: Veeam agent on physical VBR server
Hello,
That sounds like a technical issue. Please provide a support case ID for this issue, as requested when you click New Topic.
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That sounds like a technical issue. Please provide a support case ID for this issue, as requested when you click New Topic.
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Best regards,
Hannes
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Re: Veeam agent on physical VBR server
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Re: Veeam agent on physical VBR server
hmm, I checked the case and it looks like it's about agent speed in general. I remember that I answered to you some days ago file level backup vs. block level backup in another thread.
If you really want to dig into that, then I would recommend the following
- fix all open issues / cases
- reproduce the issue again and open a new case (no need to post it on the forums. it's not a "general known issue" and it does not help if everybody posts his cases on the forums)
mixing different issues into one case rarely leads to good results...
If you really want to dig into that, then I would recommend the following
- fix all open issues / cases
- reproduce the issue again and open a new case (no need to post it on the forums. it's not a "general known issue" and it does not help if everybody posts his cases on the forums)
mixing different issues into one case rarely leads to good results...
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