Hi Im testing VEEAM in a test VM environment and its going fine.
I picked a test VM and set it to reverse incremental hourly to the backup servers HDD.
It ran 5-6 times and all successful.
As a test in vCenter I powered off and deleted the VM and tried an instant recovery from VEEAM.
It failed saying "Error: virtual machine has 4096 MB of memory which is larger than the maximum 1024mb supported by the datastore.
Not sure what that means so I did an Entire VM restore and it was successful in 10 mins.
Why did the Instant Recovery fail....
Secondly when I started the reverse incremental hourly backup the server I had restored failed with Task Failed Error: Object ServerName not found.
But it was there as veeam had restored it and it was powered up.
I added in the folder from vcenter where the restore VM was instead of the VM its self in the backup job and it ran fine.
Thing is that it seems to be doing as full backup of the restored VM rather than continue with the old full and reverse incremental.
Am I doing something wrong....
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Re: Query on VM Recovery
This is expected, since you've deleted the original VM and the new VM was registered with another moref ID, making Veeam B&R treat it as a new one.Ultra_VM wrote:Secondly when I started the reverse incremental hourly backup the server I had restored failed with Task Failed Error: Object ServerName not found.
But it was there as veeam had restored it and it was powered up.
I added in the folder from vcenter where the restore VM was instead of the VM its self in the backup job and it ran fine.
Thing is that it seems to be doing as full backup of the restored VM rather than continue with the old full and reverse incremental.
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Re: Query on VM Recovery
OK. So will the backup grow because it will have 2 copies on the VM.
One pre restore and one post restore ?
Or will it recognise that they are the same VM...
One pre restore and one post restore ?
Or will it recognise that they are the same VM...
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Re: Query on VM Recovery
No, since you're using reversed incremental mode and similar blocks will be deduped.Ultra_VM wrote:OK. So will the backup grow because it will have 2 copies on the VM.
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