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Veeam Backup over WAN
Hi,

We are trying to run veeam backups over a WAN connection.  The bacup repository has all been set up with no problems and I can connect to the remote server using the admins share and via a RDP session.

Veeam can see the remote box and has installed the 2 services it needs.  However, when we try and run the backups they fail with the remote call procedure failed Function Name DoRPCWithBinary.

Does anyone have an ideas why this is failing?

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Hi Nick_D, which version of Veeam Backup & Replication do you use?
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version 6.5
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Hi Maxim, no, I will take a look at it now - thanks
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No problem! Please let us know about the results.
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the transport component si failing to upgrade on the traget machine that is causing the problem as it is saying that it is in use despite no jobs currently running?
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Hmm... I suggest you to contact Veeam Support - http://cp.veeam.com/
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Patch solved it, thanks!
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