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Replication - Applying retention policy
Hi All,
Does anybody know if there is a registry key which controls how many concurrent snapshot remove operations can be carried out when Veeam is removing retention points at the end of the job? It seems that it will only issue 4 at a time currently and I would like to be able to increase this.
Does anybody know if there is a registry key which controls how many concurrent snapshot remove operations can be carried out when Veeam is removing retention points at the end of the job? It seems that it will only issue 4 at a time currently and I would like to be able to increase this.
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Re: Replication - Applying retention policy
Hi Nick, you're correct, the number of concurrently removed snapshots is limited by 2 per single host and 4 in total for the entire cluster. Both numbers are configurable with the help of the MaxConcurrentDeletingSnapshotsForHost and
MaxConcurrentDeletingSnapshotsForCluster registry values (DWORD).
MaxConcurrentDeletingSnapshotsForCluster registry values (DWORD).
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Re: Replication - Applying retention policy
Awesome, thanks for that. I was checking this KB
https://www.veeam.com/kb2182
Not sure if they are worth including in there?
https://www.veeam.com/kb2182
Not sure if they are worth including in there?
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Re: Replication - Applying retention policy
I believe the article contains just the most commonly used values, while these two are definitely not.
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[MERGED] How to set the max number of "applying restore poin
Hello dears,
I have a replication job that contains 7 VMs. At the end of the job run we have a phase called "Applying restore point for VM <vm name>" for all the VMs. Right now, this phase works for 4 VMs in parallel, and when 1 of them finishes the 5th VM starts and so on. My question is: How/Where can I specify the max number for this? I want to be able to start this phase for all 7 VMs in the replication job at the same time.
Hope my explanations were clear and thank you in advance for your help!
Have a nice day
I have a replication job that contains 7 VMs. At the end of the job run we have a phase called "Applying restore point for VM <vm name>" for all the VMs. Right now, this phase works for 4 VMs in parallel, and when 1 of them finishes the 5th VM starts and so on. My question is: How/Where can I specify the max number for this? I want to be able to start this phase for all 7 VMs in the replication job at the same time.
Hope my explanations were clear and thank you in advance for your help!
Have a nice day
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Re: Replication - Applying retention policy
Your explanation is crystal clear Please take a look at the post from foggy for the solution. Thanks!
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Thank youuuuu!!!
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Hello guys,
Where can I change these values? On the Hyper-V hosts themselves? the Veeam Backup Server? and what is the path for these values in regedit?
Thank you so much and have a nice day!
Where can I change these values? On the Hyper-V hosts themselves? the Veeam Backup Server? and what is the path for these values in regedit?
Thank you so much and have a nice day!
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You should create them in the standard Veeam registry hive on the backup server (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Veeam\Veeam Backup and Replication).
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Re: Replication - Applying retention policy
Can anyone tell me how this is done in version 11? The Reg Keys do not seem to work.
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Hi Marc,
That's a pretty old thread, can you please describe the issue you're trying to resolve with these keys? How much time does the retention policy take and how many VMs you have in the job?
Thanks!
That's a pretty old thread, can you please describe the issue you're trying to resolve with these keys? How much time does the retention policy take and how many VMs you have in the job?
Thanks!
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Re: Replication - Applying retention policy
Hi Vitaly, I have two Replication Jobs with about 190 VM's in each job. The issue is after the vm's have been replicated the old snapshots for each replica gets remove. And for each job there is a max of 4 parallel snapshot removals - That simply takes some time. If we could extend the number of parallel snapshot removals that would help shorten the job runtime.
Regards
Marc
Regards
Marc
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I see, then contacting our technical support team would be your best bet here. Thanks!
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