Hello,
I have a little bit of a problem. Not sure if it works that way or what I do wrong.
I received the vbk and vbm file - just one restore point - from external. It was taken wih Veeam Agent for Windows 3.0. I imported the file too the VBR server. This worked fine. I see in Home, Backups, Disk Imported, Agents and underneath the name of the server.
I would like to restore the entire server to an ESXi host which is registerred on the VBR server. Not sure how it works, if at all possible. I look at the wizard and it appears that it is not possible.
For example when I click the restore icon on the home tab, choose Agent, entire machine restore, instant recovery, I can add the server name, but not assign a host to recover to.
The VBR server is 9.5v4a
Thanks
Edy
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Re: restore foreign imported backup to an ESXi host
Hello Edy,
Veeam B&R currently can not perform entire vm restore to VMware from agent backup file (due to the platform differences). As a potential workaround you can convert disks from agent backup to virtual format or perform Bare Metal Recovery via recovery media .iso to a blank VM. Cheers!
Veeam B&R currently can not perform entire vm restore to VMware from agent backup file (due to the platform differences). As a potential workaround you can convert disks from agent backup to virtual format or perform Bare Metal Recovery via recovery media .iso to a blank VM. Cheers!
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Re: restore foreign imported backup to an ESXi host
Hello
Thanks for your response. I try the workaround and exporting the disk to VMDK format. I guess afterwards I can directly copy the files to the ESXi datastore. Right?
Thanks
Edy
Thanks for your response. I try the workaround and exporting the disk to VMDK format. I guess afterwards I can directly copy the files to the ESXi datastore. Right?
Thanks
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Re: restore foreign imported backup to an ESXi host
Edy,
Yes, after disk was exported you copy it to the datastore and mount to a blank or existing VM. This Help Center article should have all the 'export' steps listed. Let us know how it goes or if you have any further questions. Cheers!
Yes, after disk was exported you copy it to the datastore and mount to a blank or existing VM. This Help Center article should have all the 'export' steps listed. Let us know how it goes or if you have any further questions. Cheers!
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Re: restore foreign imported backup to an ESXi host
Thanks - it worked perfectly with adding the vmdk disk to a new vm. I just needed to remove the disk and add an existing disk in the vm configuration.
Cheers
Edy
Cheers
Edy
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