Hi People,
Can anyone here please assist me how to and which log files can be safely deleted in C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Backup directory ?
I need get more disk space since I'm going to perform inline upgrade of Win 2008 R2 into 2012 R2.
Thanks,
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Deleting unused Veeam Backup logs ?
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Re: Deleting unused Veeam Backup logs ?
Hi, there should be a folder with log archives (large files), I recommend deleting those. Thanks!
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Re: Deleting unused Veeam Backup logs ?
Hi Anton,
Do you mean this folder C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Backup content is safe to be deleted while Veeam is curently running ?
there are multiple files with .LOG, .ZIP and also .GZ which is now growing to be 17 GB+
Do you mean this folder C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Backup content is safe to be deleted while Veeam is curently running ?
there are multiple files with .LOG, .ZIP and also .GZ which is now growing to be 17 GB+
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Re: Deleting unused Veeam Backup logs ?
Deleting archived logs (ZIP and GZ) is safe. Also, you can adjust logs archival and retention settings according to your needs in future.
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