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isames
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11/28/2017
VMWare
I have a virtual server that is thick provisioned to have 300GB. This server is in a data-store alone. The data-store has 400GB.
This environment has been this way for several years.
Lately the additional space in the data-store has been getting used.
How is this possible?
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isames
11/29/2017
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The problem was indeed snapshots.
My Veeam Backup created a snapshot and did not remove it, because the backup was manually stopped prematurely.
Thanks for the help!!!
Your help has saved me hundreds of hours of internet surfing.
fblack61
My Veeam Backup created a snapshot and did not remove it, because the backup was manually stopped prematurely.
Thanks for the help!!!