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Discovered log files in strange path.
Hi all,
I've a little question before to open a case to identify if anyone has detected, after update2, a lot of log files in c:\windows\system32 files for all jobs, tasks and svc all with _rpc.log and deployer.log.
Are Is this correct path where to be written?
Thanks
Antonio
I've a little question before to open a case to identify if anyone has detected, after update2, a lot of log files in c:\windows\system32 files for all jobs, tasks and svc all with _rpc.log and deployer.log.
Are Is this correct path where to be written?
Thanks
Antonio
Antonio aka Andanet D'Andrea
Backup System Engineer Senior at Sorint.lab ¦ VMCE2021-VMCA2022 | VEEAM Legends 2023 | VEEAM VUG Italian Leader ¦
Backup System Engineer Senior at Sorint.lab ¦ VMCE2021-VMCA2022 | VEEAM Legends 2023 | VEEAM VUG Italian Leader ¦
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Re: Discovered log files in strange path.
Can you please allow our Support to look at this and open a support case?
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Re: Discovered log files in strange path.
I have this issue to. CaseID 02199848
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Re: Discovered log files in strange path.
Thank you... I will monitor the case and update you here. If you experience the same, please open a support ticket so that our support team get´s aware of the situation. You can reference to case 02199848. Thank you.
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Re: Discovered log files in strange path.
My case is 02200179 and we have identified a minor bug.
this is support reply
Indeed, there was some extra debug logging enabled, which is stored in C:\Windows\System32 instead of proper logs folder. This will be fixed in one of the future updates.
The way to disable this now is by adding the following registry key to Veeam server:
1. Create a DWORD value named DisableProxyClientLogging and set it to 1, under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Veeam\Veeam Backup and Replication\
2. Ensure that no jobs are running, and restart Veeam Backup Service.
Thanks all
this is support reply
Indeed, there was some extra debug logging enabled, which is stored in C:\Windows\System32 instead of proper logs folder. This will be fixed in one of the future updates.
The way to disable this now is by adding the following registry key to Veeam server:
1. Create a DWORD value named DisableProxyClientLogging and set it to 1, under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Veeam\Veeam Backup and Replication\
2. Ensure that no jobs are running, and restart Veeam Backup Service.
Thanks all
Antonio aka Andanet D'Andrea
Backup System Engineer Senior at Sorint.lab ¦ VMCE2021-VMCA2022 | VEEAM Legends 2023 | VEEAM VUG Italian Leader ¦
Backup System Engineer Senior at Sorint.lab ¦ VMCE2021-VMCA2022 | VEEAM Legends 2023 | VEEAM VUG Italian Leader ¦
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Re: Discovered log files in strange path.
Thanks for the feedback
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