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Error "Move All Backup Files to the New Backup Repository First" · 1. Use VBR Console to remove from backup. · 2. Manual copy backup from existing ...

Requirements. Scale-Out Backup Repository extents cannot be in maintenance mode; Tenants running Veeam Backup and Replication version older than 9.5 are not ...

Move Veeam backup data to a new Repository ... Select the file backup you wish to move and highlight it, hold down the right mouse button and drag it to the new ...

08.02.2013 · Create a new repository for the new location where backup files will be located. Manually move the backup files to the new repository path. You must include the metadata file (.vbm), full backup files (.vbk), and any needed incremental files (.vib or .vrb). Note: It is recommended to move all backup files, but you may omit incremental files if ...

Method B: New Job, New Backup location · Under Backups > Disk, right click the job you are changing repository for, and select Remove from ...

21.10.2019 · MOVE ALL BACKUP FILES TO THE NEW BACKUP REPOSITORY FIRST. Yes, I'd be happy to, except the original backup files no longer exist. So, now I have to create a new backup job and try to get all the settings correct again.

09.02.2017 · A move is usually much faster.) Create a new simple backup repository that references this path (in our example, D:\Backups-temp). Re-scan the repository, and ensure all backups are imported. You can map the pre-existing job to the backup files’ new location now, or at the end. Edit your existing SOBR and add the new temporary repository to ...

14.08.2019 · If the steps above do not work, and you still get stopped at the "Move all backups files to the new backup repository first" error, please contact Veeam Support. You may also attempt Method B below. Method B: New Job, New Backup location. To map the existing backup files to a new or different job, follow these steps:

Method A: Same Job, New Backup location · In [Backup Infrastructure] > [Backup Repositories], create a new repository for the new location where ...

Disable all jobs that you're moving. · Create new repository in Veeam. · Copy all repository files from Old repo to New repo manually · Point each ...

20.01.2016 · Select your backup and "Remove from configuration". 2. Manual copy backup from existing backup repository to new repository. 3. Click Rescan repository both backup repository. 4. Then go to Jobs to edit existing backup job and change to new repository path. 5. Finally try perform a backup and you will notice backup is now working as expected.