Error while taking a snapshot on ESX 6.0.
Hi I´m having the following error taking a snapshot on ESX 6.0 An error occurred while taking a snapshot: msg.snapshot.error-NOTFOUND.An error occurred while saving snapshot file...
View ArticleRe: Error while taking a snapshot on ESX 6.0.
Can you check some logs from VM folder vmware.log and maybe from host var/log/hostd.log from time when this is happening. Can you copy and paste this logs on forum?
View ArticleClik here to view.
Downtime associated with Snapshots associated with Backups
We use a mix of vSphere 5.5 and 6.0 environment and uses Veem (version 9.x) for backing up purposes. Veem takes a snapshot of the VM, and uses the snapshot of the VM for Production purposes while the...
View ArticleRe: VDP disk expansion in VDP 6.1.2 failing.
Hi, same here. Is there already a solution for that?I think a fresh install will not solve this issue. Thanks JO
View ArticleRe: VDP disk expansion in VDP 6.1.2 failing.
ha also here. Painfully. very bad once vdp needs to recreated from scratch. As needing to delete annotation Values. And then add again all vms manually again to get new ID. Hope vmware provide API or...
View ArticleRe: VDP disk expansion in VDP 6.1.2 failing.
Hi Max, is that an official solution from the VMware Support? Can you try to click the extend button again after you have extended your disk?Will you get the error again? I think a fresh install will...
View ArticleRe: VDP disk expansion in VDP 6.1.2 failing.
HI. no i didnt had the Time for vmware support. was not happy with answers last times.So i personally started from scratch to avoid Time loosing. best regards max
View ArticleClik here to view.
Re: VDP disk expansion in VDP 6.1.2 failing.
Hi, ok, thanks. I will open a SR and report the solution. Thanks JO
View ArticleUpgrade ISO 5.8.4 detected as incompatible by VDP 5.8.3
Until recently, we had VDP 5.8.0 up and running here. (It was a 5.5.x before, upgraded to 5.8.) Now I noticed that there already is 5.8.4 and wanted to upgrade to it. The upgrade ISO showed up as...
View ArticleRe: VDP disk expansion in VDP 6.1.2 failing.
Hi Jo,Any news on this from VMware?Experience exact the same issue. Also created a SR just now....
View ArticleRe: VDP disk expansion in VDP 6.1.2 failing.
i have lot of issues with vdp overally. VDP checkpoint out of dateservice troublesjava consuming lot ressourcesoften connectivity errors - need to restart Tomcat Even with 6.x versions. and today for...
View ArticleRe: VDP 6.1 can´t connect to vdp appliance inside vsphere web client
I am having the same issue, been looking at this for over a week now.originally told it was a certificate issue ... obviously not.... new build on latest software, so originally thought it was the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Re: VDP 6.1 Fall back to non-quiesced backup if quiescence fails
Hi guys, thinking having News regarding that Issue. i opend up today an Case because i lost >100 VM's in a Backup Job and having connectivity Issues etc,...... .. i have different versions activ on...
View ArticleVDP 6.1 unable to ssh using root password
Hello, I am trying to upgrade my VDP 6.1 appliance to 6.1.1. The iso is not being detected when mounted so I was going to run the hotfix. However, I cannot upload the hotfix files to my appliance via...
View ArticleRe: VDP 6.1 unable to ssh using root password
Check if root login through SSH is allowed: VMware KB: Connecting to VMware vSphere Data Protection (VDP) 5.8 via SSH as root user fails with the error: Access … To work around this issue, use one of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Re: Upgrade ISO 5.8.4 detected as incompatible by VDP 5.8.3
I'm having this exact same problem. You're not alone.
View ArticleAttached Drives?
I've been digging for the answer to this for a little bit now. If I back up a VM that has a LUN attached via iSCSI will the LUN also be backed up? It is mounted inside server 2012 as the "D:" drive....
View ArticleRe: Attached Drives?
No it will not. VDP or any other backup tool you use to backup VMs (using the VMware API) will backup only the vmdk disks. Best Regards
View Article