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Exchange machine time sync
For the exchange machines, do you guys have the VM Tools set to "Synchronize guess time with host"? Currently we don't have it checked and a recent random reboot of the machine have us thinking a "stunt" moment during the backup caused the machine to lost track of its time with the domain controller. Trying to get some feedback here.
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Re: Exchange machine
I believe it's not recommended to enable this settings in domain environments. Exchange is supposed to sync time with domain controllers, otherwise Kerberos authentication may start failing.
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Re: Exchange machine
exactly. DCs should have external time source and all member servers sync with DC
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Pat490 wrote:exactly. DCs should have external time source and all member servers sync with DC
Thats what we have set. Exchange admin said their machine was rebooted because I don't have it set and during a stunt, it doesn't know where/when it is
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Re: Exchange machine time sync
For an Exchange backup, the machine has to be powered on? I am assuming due it being a database and the need to truncate the logs.
We are on a DAG setup with 2 backup Exchange servers. Currently backing up the passive.
We are on a DAG setup with 2 backup Exchange servers. Currently backing up the passive.
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Re: Exchange machine time sync
Typically backup of a live VM is performed, since Exchange downtime is not desired.
Here's a good thread with many tips on backing up DAG.
Here's a good thread with many tips on backing up DAG.
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