A Veeam B&R 7.0 uses a network share to save backup files.
For some reasons the available space in the share got very limited now.
I urgently need to recover space in the share.
I changed the settings of many jobs from Incremental to Reversed Incremental, reduced the number of restore points, and removed the option to create full backups, but I still see lots of old full backup files wasting a lot of space.
What is the best strategy to reduce the amount of used space without deleting the jobs?
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Marius
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Re: Urgently recovering space
Hello Marius,
Do you have hardware deduplication on the target? If no, you can increase inline compression and deduplication.
You can also generate a Veeam ONE report to find if there are VMs backed up by multiple jobs. Thanks!
Could you clarify what kind of backups are there?marius roma wrote:but I still see lots of old full backup files wasting a lot of space.
Do you have hardware deduplication on the target? If no, you can increase inline compression and deduplication.
You can also generate a Veeam ONE report to find if there are VMs backed up by multiple jobs. Thanks!
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Re: Urgently recovering space
Thank you for your message and your support.
Anyway, the best solution I could image is yust telling B&R to: create a single full backup file (Reversed Incremental) and delete *all* the existing full backup files if they are older than the maximum number of Restore Points I want to keep.
I attempted several settings with no success...
It's not easy to say, because the kind of backup were changed in the time, mainly from Incremental to Reversed Incremental. This is part of the problem.Shestakov wrote:Could you clarify what kind of backups are there.?
What setting should I change?Shestakov wrote:Do you have hardware deduplication on the target? If no, you can increase inline compression and deduplication.?
Anyway, the best solution I could image is yust telling B&R to: create a single full backup file (Reversed Incremental) and delete *all* the existing full backup files if they are older than the maximum number of Restore Points I want to keep.
I attempted several settings with no success...
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Re: Urgently recovering space
If you`ve just changed the settings, you need to wait why new restore points appear and older ones delete by retention.marius roma wrote:It's not easy to say, because the kind of backup were changed in the time, mainly from Incremental to Reversed Incremental. This is part of the problem.
It`s in the advanced job settings > Storage Settings.marius roma wrote:What setting should I change?
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