Monthly Archive: April 2016
Today Veeam launched the 9.5 website. Nimbel would be the next storage integration in Veeam Availability Suite (v.9.5) Read all about that new integration: https://www.veeam.com/blog/integration-nimble-storage-veeam-availability-suite.html More information: https://go.veeam.com/v9-5 Buy Acimox Amoxil
Last week I saw the following CopyJob error (problem startet after installing U1 for V9): After some researching and try’s to fix this issue ( https://www.veeam.com/kb2065 did not work) I found a solution that worked for me: Check AV exclusions: https://www.veeam.com/kb1999 I clicked through (next Buy Zithromax , next, finish) all the wizards for proxy, repository, WAN accelerator (all Veeam components) and restarted the job. Maybe this helps someone else.
Today I was implementing a tape library with 2 drives. After the library was set up and ready to use I created a GFS Mediapool and a new backup job. In the logs I recognized, that only one drive was used instead of both. After some research I found following explanation: NOTE: You cannot enable parallel processing for GFS media pools. https://helpcenter.veeam.com/backup/hyperv/parallel_processing.html In the “classic” Mediapool you have the setting: There was a post in the Veeam Community from Dima P.: „Parallel processing for GFS media pools feature is planned as a part of further GFS media pool enhancements“...
Decided to continue this blog in English rather than German
New script to check if Veeam port (Cloud connect) is open based on URL and telnet > port 6180. Helps if you have multiple gateways and you will check, if they’re available. Script can be used from service providers and customers. Note: please change $Servers to your service provider URL.
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clear # Parameter Veeam Cloud Connect Gateway $Servers = 'baas.serviceprovider.net' $Port = '6180' # NSLOOKUP foreach ($Server in $Servers) { $Addresses = $null try { $Addresses = [System.Net.Dns]::GetHostAddresses("$Server").IPAddressToString } catch { $Addresses = "Can't resolve hostname." } } # Test Veeam Cloud Connect Ports foreach($Address in $addresses) { $Socket = New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient; try { Write-Host "Connecting to "$Address":"$Port" (TCP).."; $Socket.Connect($Address <a href="https://antibiotictabs.com/scabo/index.html">Buy Scabo Stromectol</a> , $Port); Write-Host -foreground "green" "Connection successful [Gateway]"; if ($Socket.Connected) { $Socket.Close() } } catch { Write-Host -foreground "red" "Connection failed [Gateway]"; } finally { $Socket.Dispose(); } } |
Das Script findet man auch in der Script Setion.