pramod1
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exchange 2010
we have exchange DAG servers having databases on different volumes
lately full back up is failing (VSS failures) unable to access snap shot and delete it
also incremental is successful bur full back up done once a week is failing.
where should I check the VSS volume , on c drive of each exchange server who is member of DAG or volumes drives where databases are there,
where do I need to check VSS configuration
lately full back up is failing (VSS failures) unable to access snap shot and delete it
also incremental is successful bur full back up done once a week is failing.
where should I check the VSS volume , on c drive of each exchange server who is member of DAG or volumes drives where databases are there,
where do I need to check VSS configuration
Double check available disk space on C drive and drive where your database is stored.
Most of VSS errors are coming because of not enough space for snapshot.
vssadmin list writers should tell you about what driver is falling.
You can also post error message with error number here, it would help diagnose.
Most of VSS errors are coming because of not enough space for snapshot.
vssadmin list writers should tell you about what driver is falling.
You can also post error message with error number here, it would help diagnose.
ASKER
vss admin list writers shows no errors,(Double check available disk space on C drive and drive where your database is stored.
Most of VSS errors are coming because of not enough space for snapshot.) what should be the space required is it 320 mb free?
Most of VSS errors are coming because of not enough space for snapshot.) what should be the space required is it 320 mb free?
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you mean for vss
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where can I check the vss configuration on each volume whether it 320 mb of free space , I am kind of confused as full backups are failing and incremental backups are ok
ASKER
is it vss space or disk space
Hi Pramod,
Could you run the following command:
vssadmin list writers
Please share the results.
Cheers
Could you run the following command:
vssadmin list writers
Please share the results.
Cheers
ASKER
I have ran that command, there is no error reported, all I need to know where should I check the vss space
Could you check with the following command:
vssadmin list writers
Could you copy and paste the results?
Cheers