Hi,
We currently experienced that the backup size is reaching the limit of our storage.
In our setting we have two weeks retention.
What we do to free up space is to delete the 1st week full backup chain manually.
My question now is what happens when someone tries to do a restore from the Veeam interface which still thinks that it has a backup of the first week...
do any of you do this and what is the correct way of cleaning up storage?
what happens to the backup chain file does it gets corrupted?
we are using VBR 6.5
any help would be much appreciated.
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Re: Manually deleting Incremental and Full backup files
Hello Aaron,
Thank you!
You will get an error message saying that the restore point cannot be found and the restore will fail.waikiki83 wrote:My question now is what happens when someone tries to do a restore from the Veeam interface which still thinks that it has a backup of the first week...
Adjust the retention policy settings to clean up Veeam configuration db and your target repository.waikiki83 wrote:do any of you do this and what is the correct way of cleaning up storage?
If you delete the entire backup chain (Full + Increments) and not just individual increments, then everything will be fine.waikiki83 wrote:what happens to the backup chain file does it gets corrupted?
Thank you!
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