I thought I would share another possible workaround for the above error. I was getting the following error when trying to backup a new environment
27/06/2012 12:42:35 :: Error: Client error: NFC storage connection is unavailable. Storage: [stg:datastore-188,nfchost:host-221,conn:prd-vc1]. Storage display name: [ZONE-OS].
Failed to create NFC download stream. NFC path: [nfc://conn:prd-vc1,nfchost:host-221,stg:datastore-188@gry-sc2/gry-sc2.vmx].
so a quick search of the KB articles came up with http://www.veeam.com/KB1198 , I tried everything in the article but still the error message persisted.
Was almost at wits end , so took a final look in the log files and notice the job was trying to use a 169.x.x.x address as the proxy. A colleague then pipped up something about checking the Network binding (in Windows 208 R2). The perculiar thing this is a hidden menu , so steps take were
1. Open Network and Sharing Center
2. Click on 'Change Adapter Settings'
3. Press 'ALT' key to bring up menu
4. Click on 'Advanced'
5. Select 'Advanced Settings'
You will now be able to change the order of connections. In my case I had to put the connection in the management VLAN at the top of the list.
Thought I would share on here to save some time.
Cheers
Craig
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[MERGED] Jobs failing after migrating to Cisco UCS host
Veeam case ID 00607168
We migrated from individual Dell ESX hosts to the Cisco UCS blade chassis last weekend. Now our Veeam backup jobs are failing.
The only thing that was migrated was the physical host; the VM storage, backup storage (EMC Data Domain), permissions and Veeam job info did not change.
I'm getting the ubiquitous "Error: Client error: NFC storage connection is unavailable. Storage: Storage display name: [ ]. Failed to create NFC download stream. NFC path: [.vmx]."
I verified everything in the KB1198 article.
Went to all of the Veeam proxies/backup server and was able to ping all ESX hosts; everything resolves correctly (so it's not a DNS issue). I added the ESX host info to the hosts file on all Veeam proxies/backup server.
Port 902 is open between the ESX hosts and Veeam infrastructure.
Anyone experience this when moving to Cisco UCS?
We migrated from individual Dell ESX hosts to the Cisco UCS blade chassis last weekend. Now our Veeam backup jobs are failing.
The only thing that was migrated was the physical host; the VM storage, backup storage (EMC Data Domain), permissions and Veeam job info did not change.
I'm getting the ubiquitous "Error: Client error: NFC storage connection is unavailable. Storage: Storage display name: [ ]. Failed to create NFC download stream. NFC path: [.vmx]."
I verified everything in the KB1198 article.
Went to all of the Veeam proxies/backup server and was able to ping all ESX hosts; everything resolves correctly (so it's not a DNS issue). I added the ESX host info to the hosts file on all Veeam proxies/backup server.
Port 902 is open between the ESX hosts and Veeam infrastructure.
Anyone experience this when moving to Cisco UCS?
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Re: Error: Client error: NFC storage connection is unavailab
Hi,
Have you tried to check the log file and see whether there are any issues reported that are similar to the one described by Craig? And if so, perform the workaround mentioned above.
Thanks.
Have you tried to check the log file and see whether there are any issues reported that are similar to the one described by Craig? And if so, perform the workaround mentioned above.
Thanks.
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Re: Error: Client error: NFC storage connection is unavailab
Thought I would post my two pence on here as none of the above solutions worked for me in this situation.
This error occurred for me when a VM was moved to local storage. The Veeam proxies were set to use SAN processing mode only with out failover to network mode. As there was no way to process the VM, it failed with the NFC error above.
Cheers,
Ian
This error occurred for me when a VM was moved to local storage. The Veeam proxies were set to use SAN processing mode only with out failover to network mode. As there was no way to process the VM, it failed with the NFC error above.
Cheers,
Ian
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