To same I'm a little irritated is to say the least. So far in 2 days I've had one email from tech support directing me to a googled microsoft KB article last updated in 2018 which talks about a registry setting and Windows NT4 in the same breath. I thought I'd try removing one of my test servers and seeing if I could re-add it but this gives the same error. This native S3 interface will allow Veeam customers to use S3-compatible storage such as Wasabi as a Cloud Tier. Native S3 interface: Veeam v10 release has continued its native support for S3 interface for Veeam's Backup & Replication product. Master Link : Veeam Backup & Replication 10a. More info on how Veeam works with Wasabi can be found here.
Download Veeam Backup & Replication 10a Cumulative Patch 20201202-KB4050. Destination path: 'C:\WINDOWS\veeam\backup\upload\veeamdeploymentdll.dll' C:\Program Files \Common Files\Veeam \VeeamLicense.dll. tr:Failed to upload file 'c:\program files\veeam\backup and replication\backup\packages\veeamdeploymentdll.dll' to host >. Not enough server storage is available to process this command The backups for all the VM's on that host subsequently also failed that night. After upgrading to v10a I got 240MB/s or an 9x Increase. Best performance I could get out of testing prior to 10a: 30MB/s or about 2GB per minute. The direct comparison below is for a SQL Server. It then failed telling me that the 1/4TB of disk space on the C: drive of my server was insufficient. These Restores where done off a Mounted Object Storage Repository with Veeam Backup & Replication Community Edition in a VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC. I hit 'Go' and it went off "checking installed components". On completion and opening up the console it advised me that 1 (yeah just one) of my clustered servers needed to be updated / upgraded (and another test server but more about that in a minute).
My argument to the team was that we don't really need to deliver this before the time comes for the first tapes written by Veeam to be refreshed for further storage – which buys us time to focus on more pressing needs.Two days ago I decided to upgrade my Veeam to 10a. So we really had to think hard while prioritizing features – and the tape cloning was one feature I immediately pushed way out.
Hello Sir After installing Veeam Backup & Replication I can’t install Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager with the same lic file it told me The provided license is not valid please Advice. When we decided not to OEM our tape support, and instead develop it from the ground up internally, we knew it will require many years to deliver all features available in those seasoned tape backup products. : Veeam Backup & Replication 10a Build 10. Some customers keep giving us hard times for still not having this functionality in the product, but there's actually a logic behind this. While the primary use case for this feature is "refreshing" your archived tape media periodically as recommend by best practices, it also supports cloning between different generations with the migration use case in mind.īy the way, the whole story of this tape cloning feature may make you smile. Since I know many customers have skipped LTO-8 altogether due to its availability situation caused by Fuji/Sony patent dispute, it will be an awesome upgrade for many from 6TB to whopping 18TB of raw capacity per cartridge! Some will probably want to migrate their archives from older generation tapes to LTO-9, and that's where Veeam Backup & Replication v11 will shine with its new tape cloning feature.
“Time flies and suddenly, LTO-9 is just around the corner! IBM has kindly provided us access to their LTO-9 hardware lab, and after performing the required testing we confirmed that Veeam Backup & Replication 10a is fully compatible with this new standard right out of the box – no code changes are required. I’ll copy paste from the latest word from Gostev: Veeam Backup & Replication 10a Cumulative Patch 20201202 adds support for recently released platform versions: VMware vSphere 7.0 U1 support including new vSphere API version awareness, support for VMs with virtual hardware version 18 and automatic exclusion from processing of the new system VMs used by the vSphere Clustering Service (vCLS) as cluster agents for the High Availability feature.