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Migrating backups to new storage

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We currently have backups on an HP StoreOnce deduplicating appliance. We have purchased a replacement (Another StoreOnce). I need to move the current backup chains from the old StoreOnce to the new one. Since these appliances can't be accessed via CIFS/SMB etc, it seems that the best way to move the data is using a Veeam copy job to replicate the data, then move the destination on the backup job to the new device. Is there a better way to achieve this.
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Re: Migrating backups to new storage

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Hello,
and welcome to the forums. I would to with the file copy job because you can do the migration "per job".

As an alternative you could also migrate to a scale out repository and use "evacuate". But if you do that, the old StoreOnce will be not available until the migration finished. If you only keep a few weeks, then I would not even migrate. Just start a new backup chain on the box.

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File Copy will not help in the case of Catalyst. It's either SOBR evacuate or HPE internal tool.
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Re: Migrating backups to new storage

Post by HannesK » 1 person likes this post

correct, forget my answer about the file copy job... I forgot that there is a limitation for StoreOnce systemes mentioned here https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... l?ver=95u4
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