Good afternoon,
I currently have a server that is managed by a Veeam Agent (VBR 9.5u4). I am backing up a few volumes which are attached via iSCSI. I want to move these to a new file server (new hardware). I can move the iSCSI volumes and shares easy enough, and I plan on keeping the old server name so I do not have to reconfigure my drive maps (let's save the DFS discussions for another time).
Is there a way to keep my existing backups, or will I have to start over with a new backup chain? Does the backup chain map to the hostname, or the agent's unique ID?
Thanks for the help,
Jim
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Re: Windows agent and new hardware
This is agent related (so wrong forum section) but it is tied to the agent ID. I have had to make a fileshare and mount the backup with the agent on the new installation for my clients that I migrated to a new system. Veeam agent will not see them, which is kind of annoying because then I have to manage all the backups for the retention period if the user wants to restore their old files...
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Re: Windows agent and new hardware
Hello folks,
Unfortunately, there is no way to map the backup of a specific disk/volume when it's attached to a new machine. Cheers!
Unfortunately, there is no way to map the backup of a specific disk/volume when it's attached to a new machine. Cheers!
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