After a power outage and my ESXI Host had a hard shutdown when I was able to bring everything back up my Veeam Backups are no longer running and I am getting the following error.
Current vSphere license or ESXi version prohibits execution of the requested operation.
Error: Current vSphere license or ESXi version prohibits execution of the requested operation.
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8/22/2022 - Mon
David Johnson, CD
Check your ESXI licensing. Veeam requires a paid version of Esxi or VMWARE blocks API's that Veeam needs to backup
Christopher Hippensteel
ASKER
Thanks, already did that nothing has changed with my Licensing and it is a valid paid version. This worked completely fine until my power outage.
Christopher Hippensteel
ASKER
Version I have is a paid version of VMWare vCenter Server 6 Essentials- Veeam version is Backup and Replication 9.5
No, I have the Enterprise Plus Edition of the Backup and Replication for Veeam.
P V
Hi
just to know are you able to re-scan all Esxis from Veeam console.. or try to remove and add vCenter again...
Christopher Hippensteel
ASKER
PV, A rescan did not work, I am hesitant to remove and reinstall vCenter... I would like that to be a last resort thing, I am not sure how that will affect my environment.
Hi Christopher,
For testing can you remove guest indexing and run the backup?
Christopher Hippensteel
ASKER
Mas, I am not exactly sure what you mean by remove the guest indexing?, If this is the Guest Processing section I do not have anything selected in there. 2019-12-19-07_40_16-Window.png
Mr Tortu(r)e
Hi,
you could try, as a test, adding again the vcenter with its IP address
I do that sometimes for ESX hosts :
if you temporary loose your vcenter, and want to backup or replicate connecting directly veeam to an ESX host, without modifying your veeam configuration
ESX host is still in veeam inventory with his name, under vcenter
you can add it again with its ip address, for Veeam it is another object
See if it works
It may help understand what is happeing here, without removing vcenter from veeam
still classic questions :
- is your vsphere license actually correctly set on all your ESX ?
- is your vCSA fine and running ?
P V
Hi christopher..
Veeam backup will take backup through vcenter . As you are not able to re-scan then might be there is any change in ip setting of veeam server or the user account with which you are trying to rescan..
can you pls check network setting and the user account permission or you another admin account
No need to re-install vcenter as the vcenter is working fine .
Christopher Hippensteel
ASKER
I was able to re-scan with out any issues, now of the IP's have changed and I confirmed that all the permissions are correct.
is this VM is created in seperated job..? if yes can you pls show screenshot of job
Christopher Hippensteel
ASKER
So, this VM runs in its own job, I have other jobs that have multiple VM's as well and those also do not work. The only backup that is working is my Offsite backup to a cloud repository with my 3rd party data center backing up my Core Productions servers (But not everything) exch_job.png 2019-12-25-08_16_38-Window.png Before-and-after_PW-Outage.png
Christopher Hippensteel
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Just an update, Still having this issue, trying to get VMWare to look now, was escalated with in Veeam as well and waiting for them.