Hello
I have been testing with Veeam across two ESX hosts on our DR Site. I have failed over one VM to a fairly recent rollback point on the secondary server and it is all running happily. However, there is still an open snapshot called "Veeam Backup running snapshot" on my test VM on the secondary host. Can i delete this snapshot? The backup is not running and all replication completed successfully before i failed over. Can you explain why this is please?
Thanks
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Re: Post Failover Question
Hello,
Please have a look at User Guide (page 17) for more information about the failover procedure:
http://www.veeam.com/files/guide/veeam_ ... _guide.pdf
Additionally, you may want to check out this topic as well:
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... ver#p19637
If you plan to continue doing replicas for this particluar VM (using it as a target), you need to keep the snapshot untouched.
Hope it helps!
Please have a look at User Guide (page 17) for more information about the failover procedure:
http://www.veeam.com/files/guide/veeam_ ... _guide.pdf
Additionally, you may want to check out this topic as well:
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... ver#p19637
If you plan to continue doing replicas for this particluar VM (using it as a target), you need to keep the snapshot untouched.
Hope it helps!
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Re: Post Failover Question
Thanks Vitaliy. Makes sense after reading the posts you mentioned. On a side note, will an automatic failback feature be included in version 5 of the software?
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Re: Post Failover Question
No. If you have any questions about v5 features, please review the sticky v5 FAQ topic (failback is also covered there).
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