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VIX backup
I have made a 2008 r2 server into a domain controller and want to turn on application-aware processing,
I enter the username and password for the domain and click TEST but it does not say if it passed or failed just shows a yellow triangle.
It should work via VIX as we do not have IP connection to the VM.
Please confirm if this is working as expected with VIX
Support case ID: 01098732
I enter the username and password for the domain and click TEST but it does not say if it passed or failed just shows a yellow triangle.
It should work via VIX as we do not have IP connection to the VM.
Please confirm if this is working as expected with VIX
Support case ID: 01098732
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Re: VIX backup
Yes, it is working as expected. If your VM is not accessible via network, there there will be a failover to network-less processing mode (VIX API). If you want to use application-aware image backups for this DC VM, you can leave it as it is and tick a checkbox in the job settings which will require AAIP process to complete with a successful state.
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Re: VIX backup
The above test is with the checkbox ticked, Is the yellow triangle across from "checking windows credentials" ok ?
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Re: VIX backup
The warning triangle is just letting you know that one of two guest connectivity methods is not available, which is exactly what you intend.
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Re: VIX backup
Thank you all.
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Re: VIX backup
You can also reverse the sequence of connection attempts using the InverseVssProtocolOrder (DWORD) registry value to save some time during the backup. Thanks.
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