I have four (4) backup jobs scheduled to run each night. Last night one of them (the 2nd in the sequence of 4 jobs) seemed to 'freeze' and when I came in this morning its status showed "Starting" and it had been that way all night. I was able to force the job to stop. It warned me that this would leave the backup files in an uncertain state. I then re-ran the job manually and it worked just fine.
I'm running v4.1.1 and am wondering if anyone else has noticed this kind of issue? Its not happened to me before, although I have only been running backup jobs for a few weeks so far (I used VM Copy jobs before that).
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Re: Scheduled backup hung at "Starting" status
Hello Stephen, we would need to see full log files to tell you what exactly the job was doing (or waiting for) while hanging in the "Starting" status. Please contact our support and provide all logs from Help | Support information for investigation.
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Re: Scheduled backup hung at "Starting" status
Thanks Gostev.
I had a look through the logs. Found that it was caused by SQL connection timeouts, causing the Veeam Backup Manager (process?) to fail. I will keep an eye on it and if it happens again I will log a call.
Cheers,
Steve.
I had a look through the logs. Found that it was caused by SQL connection timeouts, causing the Veeam Backup Manager (process?) to fail. I will keep an eye on it and if it happens again I will log a call.
Cheers,
Steve.
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Re: Scheduled backup hung at "Starting" status
Steve, just wanted to note that Veeam Backup Manager is UI process, so it does not participate in job management. You need to be looking at the corresponding job's log instead. But in any case, potential SQL issues may of course affect the jobs as well.
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