Have put a new vCenter Server in place in preparation on the move to vSphere_4 on my ESX hosts. vCenter Server is up and running. This is a new VM but I have since taken my old vCenter Server offline, and assigned my new vCenter Server the same IP address as the old one. Within Veeam B&R 4.1, I am still connected to the server, can see my jobs, etc. So, I kicked off a replica job and notice that I am getting a new message at the very bottom of my Realtime Stats. Am assuming the "Enabling changed block tracking...Changed block tracking cannot be enabled: virtual hardware version 7 or later required." will work itself out once I do update my ESX hosts this coming Tuesday? Will Veeam automatically detect my newly updated ESX hosts to vSphere4?
5 of 5 files processed
Total VM size: 36.00 GB
Processed size: 368.65 MB
Processing rate: 792 KB/s
Backup mode: SAN/NBD without changed block tracking
Start time: 4/23/2010 7:49:52 AM
Time remaining: 22:27:53
Replicating file "[VMWare2Store] NSFCU-CMC1VM/NSFCU-CMC1VM-flat.vmdk"
Enabling changed block tracking...
Changed block tracking cannot be enabled: virtual hardware version 7 or later required.
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Re: Move To vSphere4
Anthony,
You should manually upgrade your VMs hardware to version 7 if you want to leverage all the benefits from using CBT technology. That's correct, Veeam Backup and Replication will automatically detect your newly updated hosts which are managed by your vCenter.
You should manually upgrade your VMs hardware to version 7 if you want to leverage all the benefits from using CBT technology. That's correct, Veeam Backup and Replication will automatically detect your newly updated hosts which are managed by your vCenter.
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