Hello,
Just a (hopefully) quick question which I could not find a definitive answer online:
I am running B&R Community Edition Ver 10 and I have one ESXI 6.5 host with 4 VMs, one of these VMs is a linux OS that I have recently configured as a backup proxy and one VM has a large ~55TB drive. Unfortunately I thick-provisioned this 55TB and now my backups fail because esxi believes the datastore to be full. I am in the process of moving this large vmdk to a virtual-mode RDM.
A) Will my new backup proxy be able to hotadd this virtual RDM?
B) If not should I expand this large datastore using spare disks to get the 1-2TB needed to get my backups working again?
C) If not either of the above will moving the working dir of the VM work to get the snapshots stored elsewhere?
I appreciate any insights,
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Re: Virtual RDM and Backup Proxy Hotadd
Hi.
Answer to A) is "Yes".
As for the B) its a good practice to keep at least 10% virtual disk size free on the datastore for snapshots.
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Answer to A) is "Yes".
As for the B) its a good practice to keep at least 10% virtual disk size free on the datastore for snapshots.
/Cheers!
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Re: Virtual RDM and Backup Proxy Hotadd
Thanks for confirming
I'm going to go vRDM in the next few days.
I'm going to go vRDM in the next few days.
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