mkramer777
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Error processing in Veeam
Need help determining the problem with a VM in VMWARE not processing correctly. See attached screenshot of error. I use VMWARE for virtualization.
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The OS of the failing VM is WIndows Server 2008 R2
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Are you able to take a snapshot of the VM manaully with out issue?
Does the proper present if you move it to another host and/or datastore?
Does the proper present if you move it to another host and/or datastore?
Hello
Could you perform the tests mentioned?
regards..
Could you perform the tests mentioned?
regards..
ASKER
I will test soon. Sorry for the delay
Hi, very well please do the tests, and tell me the results.
best regards.
best regards.
ASKER
The backup job has several VM's in the job. How do I check to see if VM has a snapshot on a backup job like this?
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Veeam is installed on a Virtual Server. When I look at the VM it says "You are here" Isn't VEEAM where the issue is on this? Not sure I am understanding. All the VM's in the Vsphere CLient sayd "You are here"
Option 1:
Login to your Vsphere client
Select the vm where you have the backup problem
right click on the vm
click on snapshot - then snapshot manager
when entering the snapshot manager it will indicate if the vm has a snapshot or not.
Option 2: Shortest step
select the vm
go to the summary tab
Select the datastore of the vm - right click on browse datastore
Enter in the folder of the vm
and inside the virtual folder if you see the virtual disk file in the following way: .vmdk-0000000000, it means that it has a snapshot.
I remain attentive to your comments.
Login to your Vsphere client
Select the vm where you have the backup problem
right click on the vm
click on snapshot - then snapshot manager
when entering the snapshot manager it will indicate if the vm has a snapshot or not.
Option 2: Shortest step
select the vm
go to the summary tab
Select the datastore of the vm - right click on browse datastore
Enter in the folder of the vm
and inside the virtual folder if you see the virtual disk file in the following way: .vmdk-0000000000, it means that it has a snapshot.
I remain attentive to your comments.
Let's do this much better.
Go to the properties of the VM where you have installed Veeam Backup and pass me a printer with the server settings.
click on Edit Configs and pass me the printer of that server.
Go to the properties of the VM where you have installed Veeam Backup and pass me a printer with the server settings.
click on Edit Configs and pass me the printer of that server.
ASKER
Look at screenshot. Am I in the right area? Can't see a properties, or edit configs. Is this inside VSPHERE CLIENT?
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ok, them click in edit settings and Take the printer and send it
ok, go to hard disk 1, select it and pass me the printer
ok, your vm de veeam is fine, it does not have any disk caught from another vm.
Now I want you to please take a vm where you have the snapshot problem and pass me the printer, from the first printer that you sent me, select snapshot and pass me the printer
Now I want you to please take a vm where you have the snapshot problem and pass me the printer, from the first printer that you sent me, select snapshot and pass me the printer
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Are you talking here? See screenshots
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click where it says snapshot manager and pass me the printer
ok your vm has no snapshot present, but we must validate inside the datastore.
select the vm and go to the summary tab and pass me the printer
select the vm and go to the summary tab and pass me the printer
ASKER
All of the VM's look like the screenshot attached on the last comment. Here is the next screenshot requested.
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Hello,
Where it says storage
Select vmfs-vol1, right click and select browse datastore and pass me the printer.
Where it says storage
Select vmfs-vol1, right click and select browse datastore and pass me the printer.
ok select the folder of the Vm that you want validates, just select and pass me the printer
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F-FS is the VM that is failing in VEEAM.
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ok you do not have snapshot present in the VM, in summary you can not make a backup of this virtual machine because veeam throws you an error that you already published at the beginning of the post, correct?
ASKER
yes
Very well, according to the error, it is observed that the test fails because the veeam tool indicates that there is an existing snapshot in that vm, which is why the backup test fails.
We already validated that the vm does not present a snapshot, so we discarded this part.
Does the backup test only fail with this VM? or with all the others ?.
Let's do the following test, you will take a snapshot of the vm where you have the problem, when the snapshot ends tell me and share the printer, validate the printer that I am attaching to how to do the snapshot.
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We already validated that the vm does not present a snapshot, so we discarded this part.
Does the backup test only fail with this VM? or with all the others ?.
Let's do the following test, you will take a snapshot of the vm where you have the problem, when the snapshot ends tell me and share the printer, validate the printer that I am attaching to how to do the snapshot.
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ASKER
Only fails with the one VM. All others are successful. When I do this where is the snapshot saved to? What do I name the snapshot?
Or does that not matter?
Or does that not matter?
ASKER
Also, will this slow down the VM when the snapshot is taking place?
you can put the name you want to the snapshot,
the performance of the vm will not be affected, because we will do the snapshot with the option that marks you in the printer, will make the snapshot faster.
the performance of the vm will not be affected, because we will do the snapshot with the option that marks you in the printer, will make the snapshot faster.
ASKER
Now what? Is says 100% done already.
If the snapshot is ready please send me the printer, go to snpashot manager and send me the printer
ok you are going to click where it says Delete all, when fianlice, you go to the datastore where the vm is and send me the printer, after you delete the snapshot.
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I let the Veeam backup run (which includes several VM's) and I get the same error message that the 1 VM I am having trouble with failed.
Good Morning,
In account, we already ruled out the snapshot problem.
Validating the printer you sent, there is also an RPC error, RPC is due to network or firewall errors, I recommend deactivating the firewall where you run the veeam backup and additionally disables the firewall in the vm where you want to backup, since it generates problems Communication.
As your server is Windows server 2008, I indicate how you should do it.
You enter the server.
Start / control panel / Windows Firewall / turn windows firewall on or off / click on off and click on Ok.
try the backup again.
I remain attentive to your comments.
In account, we already ruled out the snapshot problem.
Validating the printer you sent, there is also an RPC error, RPC is due to network or firewall errors, I recommend deactivating the firewall where you run the veeam backup and additionally disables the firewall in the vm where you want to backup, since it generates problems Communication.
As your server is Windows server 2008, I indicate how you should do it.
You enter the server.
Start / control panel / Windows Firewall / turn windows firewall on or off / click on off and click on Ok.
try the backup again.
I remain attentive to your comments.
ASKER
I turned off the firewall. I will see if the backup works today.
ok, perform the tests and notify me.
regards
regards
ASKER
Same error after shutting down firewalls
Good afternoon,
Did you indicate the same error? or a different error?
I recommend you to do a ping from the server where you have veeam backup installed to the server that you want to backup.
Likewise, a ping from the server that you want to backup to the server where you run veeam backup.
Both servers are configured in the same VLAN and network segment?
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Did you indicate the same error? or a different error?
I recommend you to do a ping from the server where you have veeam backup installed to the server that you want to backup.
Likewise, a ping from the server that you want to backup to the server where you run veeam backup.
Both servers are configured in the same VLAN and network segment?
Watch for your comments...
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all is well with those tests. Both servers are in the same VLAN and network segment. Do you think I need to start from scratch and create a new VEEAM backup for this VM?
Hello
First I recommend you try the backup with another server, to validate if the problem comes from the veeam tool or the vm.
I remain attentive to your comments.
Regards...
First I recommend you try the backup with another server, to validate if the problem comes from the veeam tool or the vm.
I remain attentive to your comments.
Regards...
ASKER
rebooted the VM and now it works fine.
Hello
Well, the problem could be solved.
I remain attentive to your comments.
regards..
Well, the problem could be solved.
I remain attentive to your comments.
regards..
According to the printer that I am seeing, the vm presents problems when making the snapshot. Please validate if that vm has a present snpashot if it is, remove the snapshoy and re-run the backup.
Additional you have an error RPC: it is because you have a firewall that is blocked the ports of the tool, if you have a firewall on the server where you want to make the backup, deactivate it to test the backup.
Another question, which operating system has the vm where the backup fails, since depending on the version of your operating system you should also make some RPC configurations.
I remain attentive to your comments.
Greetings.