Hi all,
We had a problem with our backup switches, which resulted in our backups not running. I presume on the next run it would just continue the Reverse incremental chain without any problems?
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Re: Veeam backup question
Hi Matt,
Unfortunately I didn`t get the problem you experienced. Could you describe it in details?
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Unfortunately I didn`t get the problem you experienced. Could you describe it in details?
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Re: Veeam backup question
I guess you mean the network switches of the backup network?
Anyway, if a job fails on a given execution, even after the different retries (3 by default), on the next day the backup will be executed again and the restore point will be consistent anyway, if it completes successfully obviously.
Anyway, if a job fails on a given execution, even after the different retries (3 by default), on the next day the backup will be executed again and the restore point will be consistent anyway, if it completes successfully obviously.
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Re: Veeam backup question
Hi Luca,
Sorry, I should of explained myself a little better!
Where we store our on-site backup, we had a problem with a HP switch. This switch was linked to one of the Backup repositories. When the backup was processed, it couldn't find the NAS to backup to.
All sorted now though
Thanks
Sorry, I should of explained myself a little better!
Where we store our on-site backup, we had a problem with a HP switch. This switch was linked to one of the Backup repositories. When the backup was processed, it couldn't find the NAS to backup to.
All sorted now though
Thanks
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Re: Veeam backup question
Thanks for the clarification.
Regardless the backup mode, if one failed because of lost connection, next job run will make a consistent backup as Luca said.
Regardless the backup mode, if one failed because of lost connection, next job run will make a consistent backup as Luca said.
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