Hi.
A customer has a 2003 server running as a virtual machine on his Windows 10 computer.
Will he be able to restore this VM bu running a veeam agent on the windows 10 hyper-v machine?
I guess there will be in best case a not-crash consitent backup (like power off) state of the backup?
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Re: Backup hyper-v workstation
Hello,
the setup is not really "best practice", but I see no show stopper.
Yes, power off the machine first is a good idea. For restore: only full VM restore works as you can only restore the full VHDX (well, you could also mount the VHDX manually).
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Hannes
the setup is not really "best practice", but I see no show stopper.
Yes, power off the machine first is a good idea. For restore: only full VM restore works as you can only restore the full VHDX (well, you could also mount the VHDX manually).
Best regards,
Hannes
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Re: Backup hyper-v workstation
just what I am thinking as well.
during a backup on the host and the 2003 vm is running, will the state be "crashed constient", as if we were plugging out the "power" of the vm state during restore?
during a backup on the host and the 2003 vm is running, will the state be "crashed constient", as if we were plugging out the "power" of the vm state during restore?
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