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Copying VBK file to Tape
Hi,
I'm trying to copy my VBK files to tape for offsite backup. But I get an error saying the file is corrupt. I have tried both NTBackup and Symantec Backup Exec 12.5. But getting the same result with both.
Any ideas?
I'm trying to copy my VBK files to tape for offsite backup. But I get an error saying the file is corrupt. I have tried both NTBackup and Symantec Backup Exec 12.5. But getting the same result with both.
Any ideas?
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Re: Copying VBK file to Tape
Hello, try to copy the VBK file to another volume, or to a shared folder on another computer.
If you cannot do this, then the issue is caused by corrupted blocks on the volume hosting the file (hard drive is dying) - Windows cannot read information for some VBK file blocks.
But, if you can do this, then the issue is with BackupExec and you should open support case with them.
If you cannot do this, then the issue is caused by corrupted blocks on the volume hosting the file (hard drive is dying) - Windows cannot read information for some VBK file blocks.
But, if you can do this, then the issue is with BackupExec and you should open support case with them.
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Re: Copying VBK file to Tape
Hi,
I tried copying the file using the Veeam console, it said success, but only copied 10GB out of 195GB.
This is the same VM I have had trouble backing up. Although it is now backing up successfully. Is there a way to check/repair the VM? The VM has a dynamic HDD in windows (used to expand the volume as required), would this cause the problem? As I currently am unable to use the "Restore Guest Files" option in the Veeam Console and have to use the File Level Restore Wizard to restore individual files for this VM.
Many Thanks,
Andy
I tried copying the file using the Veeam console, it said success, but only copied 10GB out of 195GB.
This is the same VM I have had trouble backing up. Although it is now backing up successfully. Is there a way to check/repair the VM? The VM has a dynamic HDD in windows (used to expand the volume as required), would this cause the problem? As I currently am unable to use the "Restore Guest Files" option in the Veeam Console and have to use the File Level Restore Wizard to restore individual files for this VM.
Many Thanks,
Andy
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Re: Copying VBK file to Tape
Hi,
Just tried another VM VBK file to tape. Getting the same error. The VMs are all stored on an HP MSA 2312fc SAN. There is nothing in the SAN logs that mention failing hard disks, etc.
Many Thanks,
Andy
Just tried another VM VBK file to tape. Getting the same error. The VMs are all stored on an HP MSA 2312fc SAN. There is nothing in the SAN logs that mention failing hard disks, etc.
Many Thanks,
Andy
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Re: Copying VBK file to Tape
Andy, please try copying the VBK file using Windows Explorer to another volume or shared folder. Thanks.
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Re: Copying VBK file to Tape
Hi,
I have tried copying using Windows Explorer. I'm getting the following message:
Cannot copy DC2 Backup: Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.
There is plenty of disk space on the destination drive.
I'm currently trying to copy it using a different computer, to a USB HDD to see if the same error occurs.
Thanks,
Andy
I have tried copying using Windows Explorer. I'm getting the following message:
Cannot copy DC2 Backup: Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.
There is plenty of disk space on the destination drive.
I'm currently trying to copy it using a different computer, to a USB HDD to see if the same error occurs.
Thanks,
Andy
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Re: Copying VBK file to Tape
Andrew, I am not sure what Windows version you are using, but see if this helps:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304101
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304101
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Re: Copying VBK file to Tape
Hi,
Thanks, I found this over the weekend and made the adjustments. It appears to be working properly now. The backups seem to no longer be failing intermittently with the "End of file" error. Also the backup files are copying to tape successfully.
Many Thanks for your help.
Andy
Thanks, I found this over the weekend and made the adjustments. It appears to be working properly now. The backups seem to no longer be failing intermittently with the "End of file" error. Also the backup files are copying to tape successfully.
Many Thanks for your help.
Andy
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