Hi Group,
I have a daily copy job to a distant location for archival purposes. Recently, the job has begun taking longer than 24 hours to complete. As a result of this, the job now fails. I cannot increase bandwidth yet to accommodate this job, but I can set the copy job to every 2 days to get a completion which is not really desirable.
We have "restore points for archival purposes" set on this job. IE we keep 12 monthly backups and the job is set for each 15th day of the month.
My question is this. Should the 15th of the month not be able to copy as a result of the job failing -or- as a result of being skipped because copy every two days is selected, will I miss this archival point or will veeam choose to keep the date from the day before or the day after instead.
Thanks.
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Re: Copy job question
Hi Tom,
Answering your question, the job will not skip the archival point but try to create it the next day.
First of all I would find out the reason why the job takes longer than usual. Best thing to start from is bottleneck analysis.
Answering your question, the job will not skip the archival point but try to create it the next day.
First of all I would find out the reason why the job takes longer than usual. Best thing to start from is bottleneck analysis.
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Re: Copy job question
Thanks for the info!
The issue is growth. I knew this day would come when the job would exceed 24 hours.
The issue is growth. I knew this day would come when the job would exceed 24 hours.
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