Hello,
I'm trying to install the new Veeam 11 update 1 RTM bits, and I've run into a bizarre problem. The primary installation completed successfully, however during the component update, I get "Failed to upgrade host components. Error: 'This server is not a Hyper-V host". This message is correct, we are not a Hyper-V shop. We run VMWARE vCenter. However, at one point in the distant past we did have the Hyper-V role installed on the Veeam server. It was a physical server at that time and there was a specific reason for that setup.
Veeam has since been through several upgrades, and it has been virtualized, but the database has been retained and upgraded. The Hyper-V integration component is still present on the server even though Hyper-V no longer exists. I'm not certain why this situation has not blocked any Veeam updates in the past.
Anyway, I have looked and looked, and I cannot find anyway to remove this component so that the update can complete. It seems like this should be easy to fix, but I'm not finding it. Do I need to remove something from the SQL database? Any help would be appreciated before I move on to contacting support.
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Re: Can't update due to old "Hyper-V" component
Technical issues needs a support case.
Support will be able to remove it from the database for you
Manipulating the database should better be done by support.
Support will be able to remove it from the database for you
Manipulating the database should better be done by support.
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Re: Can't update due to old "Hyper-V" component
OK, thanks.
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