Hey,
we actually planing to change our backup software to veeam. (At the moment we backup our servers with the native wbadmin tool.)
What i actually did:
Created repositorys
- a scale out repository (Local Storage and S3 as capacity tier)
- two "rotated drives" repositorys H: and I:, path is only the drive letter (We will have two HDDs which we change daily for offsite backups. Because of the disk size we use two 4 TB and split up the backups on both)
- Created three (incremental forever) backup jobs for servers (just for testing, will add others if everything work as expected)
- Created a backup copy job to I:
--> Periodic copy (pruning), copy every day
--> Object to process -> selected the three backup jobs
--> Backup repository -> rotate drive I:, restore points to keep 7
So far so good:
As far as i understand veeam should check everytime before copy that there is a full backup on the disk, but that doesn't happen.
That is what it does:
Rotate Drive Monday -> Backup Copy Job creates a full backup from server 1,2,3
Rotate Drive Tuesday -> Backup Copy Job creates only one .vbk file of one server and from the others only .vib files (incremental)
Do i need to create a backup copy job for every server itself instead add all backups to one backup copy job?
Kind regards
Marc
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Re: Trouble with rotated drives
HI Marc,
did you use it with Scale out backup repositories?
Did you enable the rotate drive setting in the advanced Repository settings?
did you use it with Scale out backup repositories?
Did you enable the rotate drive setting in the advanced Repository settings?
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Re: Trouble with rotated drives
Hi Andreas,
yes, rotated drive setting is set in repository settings for both. (H: and I:)
Scale Out Repository is the main backup target as described in my first posting.
I read that rotated drive repositorys are not supported with sobr, but as far as i understand it's the case if i want to extend that repository which is not the case in my setup.
yes, rotated drive setting is set in repository settings for both. (H: and I:)
Scale Out Repository is the main backup target as described in my first posting.
I read that rotated drive repositorys are not supported with sobr, but as far as i understand it's the case if i want to extend that repository which is not the case in my setup.
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Re: Trouble with rotated drives
It is a bit hard to say what happened.
Please read through these pages https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=100
It it is not clear for you then what happened, I suggest to open a support case and out team can have a look.
Please read through these pages https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=100
It it is not clear for you then what happened, I suggest to open a support case and out team can have a look.
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Re: Trouble with rotated drives
I created now one copy job for every server.
It was confusing that only one vbk is created for several servers, i excped one for every system
(dcsvr01 -> .vbk, dcsvr02 -> .vbk and not dcsvr01, dcsvr02, ... -> .vbk)
So the problem wasn't really one.
Nevertheless thanks for your help!
It was confusing that only one vbk is created for several servers, i excped one for every system
(dcsvr01 -> .vbk, dcsvr02 -> .vbk and not dcsvr01, dcsvr02, ... -> .vbk)
So the problem wasn't really one.
Nevertheless thanks for your help!
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