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Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
Hi,
I replaced an ESXi 6.0 with an new server on 6.7 and the same name. I ex- and imported the VMs using ovftool. Now my backup job "WMWare Windows Guests" shows also a Linux guest and the Job "VMWare Linux Guests" is missing that one.
Do I have to refresh something or do I need to recreate those jobs?
Thank you!
I replaced an ESXi 6.0 with an new server on 6.7 and the same name. I ex- and imported the VMs using ovftool. Now my backup job "WMWare Windows Guests" shows also a Linux guest and the Job "VMWare Linux Guests" is missing that one.
Do I have to refresh something or do I need to recreate those jobs?
Thank you!
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Re: Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
How do you add VMs in the job - individually or using some vSphere container? Do you point the job to the ESXi host directly or use the vCenter Server? Please note that in the former case, you have to re-add VMs in the jobs as their IDs have changed upon registration on the new host.
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Re: Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
Hello,
and welcome to the forums.
As you don't seem to have a VCenter, your VMs have new IDs after migration... so you need to add them to the jobs again and remove the old VMs.
You will get a new full backup.
Best regards,
Hannes
and welcome to the forums.
As you don't seem to have a VCenter, your VMs have new IDs after migration... so you need to add them to the jobs again and remove the old VMs.
You will get a new full backup.
Best regards,
Hannes
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Re: Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
Yes, no vCenter.
Changed the Job, thank you.
Changed the Job, thank you.
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Re: Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
At Backups => Disk I still see the "old" VMs with their restore points (so I see the servers twice now). Can I somehow "import" at least the full backups so avoid confusion?
Thank you!
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Re: Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
Hi,
I don't think it's possible since both vSphere and B&R count them as different VMs.
Thanks
I don't think it's possible since both vSphere and B&R count them as different VMs.
Thanks
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Re: Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
Hello,
if you delete the backup job then they will be in "disk (imported)" but that probably does not help today anymore...
The only advise I have is to not look that the backup sections. If you restore, just click on the big restore button in the ribbon and select the date you need.
Best regards,
Hannes
if you delete the backup job then they will be in "disk (imported)" but that probably does not help today anymore...
The only advise I have is to not look that the backup sections. If you restore, just click on the big restore button in the ribbon and select the date you need.
Best regards,
Hannes
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Re: Backup Jobs and new VMWare Server
You can get rid of the old ones after reaching the required number of new restore points in the chain.
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