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DanielJ
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Duplicate web restore points found in object storage
After I upgraded to 8.5 I am slowly going through all repositories according to https://www.veeam.com/kb4874. In many cases the final outcome from Test-VBORepository is "Duplicate web restore points found in object storage" which is unrelated to this particular problem. But I see that Start-VBORepositoryRepairSession (which seems fully undocumented) has a "RemoveDuplicateWebRestorePoints" mode. Can we use that safely?
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Polina
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Re: Duplicate web restore points found in object storage
Hi Daniel,
I've just got a confirmation from our QA team that you can use it safely.
I've just got a confirmation from our QA team that you can use it safely.
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Re: Duplicate web restore points found in object storage
Hi Polina. so it is the official solution for this specific message? can you please add this to the kb. what will happen if we do not remove these duplicate web restore points?
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Re: Duplicate web restore points found in object storage
according to kb4874, we have to open a support case, right?
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Polina
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Re: Duplicate web restore points found in object storage
Hi Karsten,
As I confirmed earlier, you can apply the "RemoveDuplicateWebRestorePoints" mode. At the same time, doing it under support supervision is always safer )
As I confirmed earlier, you can apply the "RemoveDuplicateWebRestorePoints" mode. At the same time, doing it under support supervision is always safer )
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