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Merging all backups together of a dead laptop
Hello! How do I go about merging all my backups (including incrementals) of a machine that's currently dead. I'd like to keep the backup, but would like to just have one file.
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Re: Merging all backups together of a dead laptop
Hi Highmans,
First: Welcome to the forums
To my knowledge, this is not possible. Are the backups stored in a Veeam Backup & Replication repository?
First: Welcome to the forums
To my knowledge, this is not possible. Are the backups stored in a Veeam Backup & Replication repository?
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Re: Merging all backups together of a dead laptop
No, it isn't. They're just stored on a CIFS share.
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Re: Merging all backups together of a dead laptop
In that case I'm afraid the answer remains no. The oldest backup will be a full backup and all the others are incremental. You will need this chain to be able to do recoveries. (PS: You are using the free edition? I should have asked that from the beginning also )
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Re: Merging all backups together of a dead laptop
I am running the free version, but I do have the NFR version for Veeam Backup & Replication Repository and can upgrade my Veeam Agent with a NFR license. (I'm a student.)
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Re: Merging all backups together of a dead laptop
It still won't fix your initial requirement. The reason I asked is that it otherwise might have been possible that you have multiple full backups with incremental in between. But in this case, you will have one full and incremental behind, the amount will depend on the days that you decided to keep your backups.
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