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Backup Copy Job processing.
Hi, please confirm that I have correct understanding of Backup Copy Job processing.
Backup Copy Job (BCJ) is created from another backup Job.
Unfortunately BCJ could not transfer all data from source repository to target repository during copy time window.
First full backup (8,2TB) was not completely transfered, and next two successive incremental backups also were not transfered completely.
Veeam reported that fourth BCJ was successful.
As per: https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... tml?ver=95 I should have had 4 backup files that all form one full backup.
According to this only one real incremental backup that contains las changes will be wisible .
Is that correct?
From what I noticed: one .vbk file and three .vib files were merged to produce one incremental backup (visible from Veeam console)
Another thing is I saw that no matter how many incremental backups I'll do during one backup copy interval window, all changes will be reflected in backup chain that Veeam sees.
Is that correct?
Backup Copy Job (BCJ) is created from another backup Job.
Unfortunately BCJ could not transfer all data from source repository to target repository during copy time window.
First full backup (8,2TB) was not completely transfered, and next two successive incremental backups also were not transfered completely.
Veeam reported that fourth BCJ was successful.
As per: https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... tml?ver=95 I should have had 4 backup files that all form one full backup.
According to this only one real incremental backup that contains las changes will be wisible .
Is that correct?
From what I noticed: one .vbk file and three .vib files were merged to produce one incremental backup (visible from Veeam console)
Another thing is I saw that no matter how many incremental backups I'll do during one backup copy interval window, all changes will be reflected in backup chain that Veeam sees.
Is that correct?
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Re: Backup Copy Job processing.
This looks okay to me. Incrementals and one full backup. Which backup method did you choose for the job?
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Re: Backup Copy Job processing.
I have choosen classic forward incremental for backup job.
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Re: Backup Copy Job processing.
Not sure whether I got your first question, but the described situation looks expected.
During the fourth synchronization cycle the backup copy job was finally able to transfer missing full and incremental data and to synthesize a successful increment.
As to your second question, it does not matter how often source job runs within synchronization interval (or how many changes it produces), only one increment will be created by a backup copy job within one interval.
Thanks.
During the fourth synchronization cycle the backup copy job was finally able to transfer missing full and incremental data and to synthesize a successful increment.
As to your second question, it does not matter how often source job runs within synchronization interval (or how many changes it produces), only one increment will be created by a backup copy job within one interval.
Thanks.
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Re: Backup Copy Job processing.
This is exactly what I was asking about. Thanks!
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Re: Backup Copy Job processing.
Glad to hear my answers helped to clarify the confusion. Should other help be needed, don't hesitate to let us know.
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