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HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
Hello all.
On my company we are implementing a new Veeam cloud connect infrastructure with HPE StoreOnce. I know that the support of catalyst store as cloud connect repositories in on road map but for when?
Case # 07217825.
On my company we are implementing a new Veeam cloud connect infrastructure with HPE StoreOnce. I know that the support of catalyst store as cloud connect repositories in on road map but for when?
Case # 07217825.
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Re: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
We are working with HPE on implementing longer backup chain compatibility (HPE read from parent will enable us to work with more backup files within a chain in parallel). After release, we will collect feedback from larger customers to balance the load between multiple Backup and Replication servers accessing single StoreOnce Catalyst Store with this feature.
Can you please share a bit your scenario. How many customers would work with the same StoreOnce?
How many would work with the same Repository (same StoreOnce Catalyst store)?
What model are you planning to use?
Background: StoreOnce Deduplication is not global and work only within same Catalyst Store but the Catalyst Store has in total connection limitations.
Can you please share a bit your scenario. How many customers would work with the same StoreOnce?
How many would work with the same Repository (same StoreOnce Catalyst store)?
What model are you planning to use?
Background: StoreOnce Deduplication is not global and work only within same Catalyst Store but the Catalyst Store has in total connection limitations.
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Re: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
Hi.
This is our scenario: VCC server on 3 different locations/sites, clients are distributed for this 3 locations/sites and each client should have is own catalyst store ideally.
At this moment we have only 15 clients already in production on the old infrastructure and plan to move them to this one soon. We want to add new clients already in the new infrastructure but the use of NAS shares is a big concern.
This is our scenario: VCC server on 3 different locations/sites, clients are distributed for this 3 locations/sites and each client should have is own catalyst store ideally.
At this moment we have only 15 clients already in production on the old infrastructure and plan to move them to this one soon. We want to add new clients already in the new infrastructure but the use of NAS shares is a big concern.
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For the NAS shares, use NFS it should work a bit faster compared with SMB.
How many VMs do these 15 customers backup?
How many VMs do these 15 customers backup?
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Re: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
Hi.
On March the total was almost 400.
On March the total was almost 400.
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Re: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
But how do I add StoreOnce NFS Share as repository? I will have to mount that on a Linux Server first, and this will put another machine on the middle.
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Re: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
No, Veeam Backup & Replication can work as well from Windows Gateway Servers with NFS shares since some versions.
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Re: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
Hi.
We have now 2 tenants using SMB and 2 tenants using NFS. Tenants with NFS are not able to perform backups because they receive the error "Failed to call RPC function 'NfsGetDirectorySize': Operation is not supported. NFS status code: 10004". We have already case #07306893 opened but we still not solve this issue. One of the tenants using SMB is having a hugh issue, syntethic fulls take more that 48h to complete (before they tooke less than 12h) and so they are loosing restore points on the SP side. We have a case opened for this issue too case #07303117, also not solved. Do you have any ideas?
We have now 2 tenants using SMB and 2 tenants using NFS. Tenants with NFS are not able to perform backups because they receive the error "Failed to call RPC function 'NfsGetDirectorySize': Operation is not supported. NFS status code: 10004". We have already case #07306893 opened but we still not solve this issue. One of the tenants using SMB is having a hugh issue, syntethic fulls take more that 48h to complete (before they tooke less than 12h) and so they are loosing restore points on the SP side. We have a case opened for this issue too case #07303117, also not solved. Do you have any ideas?
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Re: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst Store and Veeam Cloud Connect
Hi Teresa, thanks for opening support cases, our engineers will be able to address the technical issues, if there are any. However, please keep in mind that lower performance of synthetic operations is expected in the case of using StoreOnce without Catalyst integration.
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