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Credentials problem when restoring a file
Hello,
I am testing Veeam Backup & Replication, and after restoring a whole VM (Linux) successfully, I am trying now to restore individual files.
The VeeamFLR VM has successfully been installed in my vSphere environment, I can see the directories of my backup and I have chosen the file I want to restore.
The software asks me the credentials. I had them, but it fails. "Unable to establish a connection to the VM. Check credentials and try again."
Well, I add a new one but it fails...
I check my VM on the vSphere Client, no problem, the login/password are correct.
Has someone an idea of what I could do wrong ?
I am testing Veeam Backup & Replication, and after restoring a whole VM (Linux) successfully, I am trying now to restore individual files.
The VeeamFLR VM has successfully been installed in my vSphere environment, I can see the directories of my backup and I have chosen the file I want to restore.
The software asks me the credentials. I had them, but it fails. "Unable to establish a connection to the VM. Check credentials and try again."
Well, I add a new one but it fails...
I check my VM on the vSphere Client, no problem, the login/password are correct.
Has someone an idea of what I could do wrong ?
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Re: Credentials problem when restoring a file
Are you restoring to the original Linux VM? Can you login via SSH to that server with the credentials?
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Re: Credentials problem when restoring a file
- the VM is as original as an Instant Recovery VM can be once finalized. It's a test machine I used for backup and recovery.
- I can't manage to log via putty and SSH... "access denied"
edit : but I can access through another VM : ssh mylogin@192.168.0.xxx
edit2 : and I can no longer, acces denied too
- I can't manage to log via putty and SSH... "access denied"
edit : but I can access through another VM : ssh mylogin@192.168.0.xxx
edit2 : and I can no longer, acces denied too
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Re: Credentials problem when restoring a file
If you are doing instant vm recovery then the VM is up and running. Are you trying to connect via the console afterwards to see if it is up & running? I guess you need to fill in the vSphere login details so we can see the console. Do you have a screenshot of the error/message?
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Re: Credentials problem when restoring a file
I am done with Instant Recovery, the VM has been finalized. The job is not running. All backups are done too.
I'm just testing the "File-level restore", what is also called "Guest OS File Recovery" from the VM-backup to the VM-"production"
Where could I find a log for this operation ?
When I select the file, clic to Restore, the first message is "cannot find original VM by id21, most likely it has been deleted and restored as a new VM". Right ! I know !
I click on OK, select the target, my production VM, and I have to give credentials. And then "unable to establish a connection with the VM. Check the credentials and try again."
I'm just testing the "File-level restore", what is also called "Guest OS File Recovery" from the VM-backup to the VM-"production"
Where could I find a log for this operation ?
When I select the file, clic to Restore, the first message is "cannot find original VM by id21, most likely it has been deleted and restored as a new VM". Right ! I know !
I click on OK, select the target, my production VM, and I have to give credentials. And then "unable to establish a connection with the VM. Check the credentials and try again."
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Re: Credentials problem when restoring a file
On Linux servers and ESX(i) hosts, logs are stored in the following directory: /var/log/VeeamBackup/ or /tmp/VeeamBackup
On Microsoft Windows servers, logs are stored in the following directory: %ProgramData%\Veeam\Backup
Feel free to contact support if it keeps failing, even with a trial you get best effort support.
My guess is that the restore is failing due to SSH or SCP issues but logs will tell more (or support).
On Microsoft Windows servers, logs are stored in the following directory: %ProgramData%\Veeam\Backup
Feel free to contact support if it keeps failing, even with a trial you get best effort support.
My guess is that the restore is failing due to SSH or SCP issues but logs will tell more (or support).
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Re: Credentials problem when restoring a file
Many thanks, I've sent a message to the Support.
Last news : after an update today, the VM can be connected through SSH with putty or from another VM but the file restore still fails.
Another VM has not this problem.
So I guess that the Instant Recovery broke something between the backup and the VM. I'll try to make another backup or to make a complete restore from the backup. Not a good production move, but I'm still in test after all
Last news : after an update today, the VM can be connected through SSH with putty or from another VM but the file restore still fails.
Another VM has not this problem.
So I guess that the Instant Recovery broke something between the backup and the VM. I'll try to make another backup or to make a complete restore from the backup. Not a good production move, but I'm still in test after all
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