11.12.2018 · A resource is assigned, Veeam now thinks free space is 85GB (100-5-10). The actual status will be polled only if an extent is not used by any job. In your case, we can see that there is a lot of space cached for the current jobs: [11.12.2018 08:16:08] <23> Info [RTS] Updating extents statuses for 'Ulven Cohesity Scale-Out' SOBR
Jan 16, 2015 · :: Unable to allocate processing resources. Error: No scale-out repository extents have sufficient disk space to store the backup file. I have re-scanned managed servers and repositories quite a few time however it still fails.
Jobs running to Scale-Out Repository report “No scale-out repository extents have sufficient disk space to store the backup file”, while at least some of the ...
13.02.2014 · VMware backup fails with the error message “Unable to allocate processing resources. Error: No backup proxy is able to backup this VM. Check processing mode settings on proxies” or "Unable to allocate processing resources due to processing mode restrictions" Cause
May 18, 2017 · Veeam Backup Service stores information about free space on each extent in cache. When Scale-out Backup Repository resource is assigned to a certain task, number in cache is subtracted with estimated size of task and is not updated with real free space while there is at least one task going to extent.
11.09.2017 · Unable to allocate processing resources. Error: All source backup proxies are offline, outdated or currently being processed. Best Answer. Habanero. OP. ITGUYTK. This person is a verified professional. Verify your account to enable IT …
24.02.2021 · Veeam B&R backup failes with “No scale-out repository extents are available”. One of my customers replaced the old Veeam environment with new gear. The HW was pretty simple designed: One server was designed to act as the Veeam backup server and repository, and the second server was designed to act as the backup copy destination.
Feb 24, 2021 · Veeam B&R backup failes with “No scale-out repository extents are available”. One of my customers replaced the old Veeam environment with new gear. The HW was pretty simple designed: One server was designed to act as the Veeam backup server and repository, and the second server was designed to act as the backup copy destination.
16.01.2015 · :: Unable to allocate processing resources. Error: No scale-out repository extents have sufficient disk space to store the backup file. I have re-scanned managed servers and repositories quite a few time however it still fails.
21.07.2017 · Allan Kjaer July 21, 2017 I had a customer that got this error “Unable to allocate resources, Error: No scale-out repository extend have sufficient disk space to store the backup file.” in Veeam, for a backup job. The problem is that there was plenty of space free on all the Scale-out extends. After some searching I found this i the Veeam forum.
Dec 14, 2018 · The tenant is using a scale out repository as destination and 1 of the extents dies on the 9th day e.g. We already discovered that the veeam will start a new full backup job on another extent and create a new chain. My question is if the other extent is brought up again, will it ; 1. Delete all the old data and continue on the newer chain. or. 2.
Error: No scale-out repository extents are available" Nov 02, 2019 · Después de cambiar las credenciales y actualizarlas en el inventario de la consola de ...
The Capacity Tier extent can only be backed by an object storage repository and is meant to extend the SOBR with a cheap long-term storage tier for older backup ...
Feb 13, 2014 · Check processing mode settings on proxies” or "Unable to allocate processing resources due to processing mode restrictions" Cause This is generally caused when there are no backup proxies available to process the job.
Feb 16, 2017 · Update: I changed SobrForceExtentSpaceUpdate to 1 a while ago. This solved the problem with "No scale-out repository extents have sufficient disk space to store the backup file" but introduced a new problem: "Error: There is not enough space on the disk.". This happend when there was plenty of free space on the SOBR and it extents.
Jul 21, 2017 · The problem is that there was plenty of space free on all the Scale-out extends. After some searching I found this i the Veeam forum. Please note that we try to allocate the space on the extents at the very beginning of the job. The space is allocated according to the following criteria : full backup – 50% of the VM size, increment – 10%.