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Sep 27, 2016 · Verify the job works, then delete the original Replicas folder. For example, if the existing metadata repository is located at C:\Backup, and the new repository is created at V:\Veeam\ReplicaMetadata, copy C:\Backup\Replicas to V:\Veeam\ReplicaMetadata\Replicas. To Move Metadata for Specific Replicas

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08.07.2021 · During replication jobs, Veeam Backup & Replication frequently reads and writes small portions of metadata from/to the backup repository. Frequent access to metadata causes low performance of deduplicating storage appliances, which may result in low performance of replication jobs. You cannot store replica metadata in a scale-out backup repository.

08.02.2013 · This method uses a feature built-in to Veeam Backup & Replication that seamlessly switches between repositories when old and new repositories contain the same backup files for the job (VBM, VBK, VIB, VRB). When the new repository is selected within the job, Veeam Backup & Replication will check if the backup files in the selected repository match the existing repository.

Feb 20, 2012 · Re: New Repository - Replica's Folder. Nick, you can simply copy this folder to the new repository (keeping the full path to its content) prior to running your replica jobs and then edit replica jobs to point them to the new repository for storing replica metadata. After that metadata should be picked up by your jobs.

Feb 08, 2013 · 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 needed.

Jul 08, 2021 · During replication jobs, Veeam Backup & Replication frequently reads and writes small portions of metadata from/to the backup repository. Frequent access to metadata causes low performance of deduplicating storage appliances, which may result in low performance of replication jobs. You cannot store replica metadata in a scale-out backup repository.

23.08.2012 · Re: Repository for Replica metadata. The data should be rebuilt, it is not THAT important to replication. It weighs about nothing and the VM disk digests would just need re-calculated if it was to disappear. Just make sure you put the metadata on the source side, not target side. If my post was helpful, please like it.

I thought if we moved the replica metadata files, then created new replica backup repositories & pointed them to it, all our replica metadata ...

20.02.2012 · Re: New Repository - Replica's Folder. Nick, you can simply copy this folder to the new repository (keeping the full path to its content) prior to running your replica jobs and then edit replica jobs to point them to the new repository for storing replica metadata. After that metadata should be picked up by your jobs.

Sep 29, 2010 · Re: Replication Meta Data. Post. by Gostev » Mon Dec 05, 2011 11:29 pm. this post. You should be using a backup repository in the source site (as explained in the wizard). Disk space required is about 40MB for every 2TB of data replicated (that is, with the default block size). Top.

Yes, you can safely remove metadata, it will be rebuilt on the next job run (though this run will take a bit longer than usual). Typical ...

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08.07.2021 · During replication jobs, Veeam Backup & Replication frequently reads and writes small portions of metadata from/to the backup repository. Frequent access to metadata causes low performance of deduplicating storage appliances, which may result in low performance of replication jobs. You cannot store replica metadata in a scale-out backup repository.

I have seen posts regarding movement of Replicas Metadata. That is clear. I have been struggling for a while with trying to relocate-migrate ...

To Move Metadata for Specific Replicas ... Copy the folder for the particular replica to the Replicas folder in the new repository, then edit the ...

Moving Replica Files to Another Location ; Tenants · In the working area, right-click the necessary tenant and select Properties ; Replica ...

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During replication jobs, Veeam Backup & Replication frequently reads and writes small portions of metadata from/to the backup repository.

11.02.2020 · The metadata file (VBM) contains information about the backup job, VMs processed by the backup job, number and structure of backup files, restore points, etc. When a rescan operation is done for a Scale-Out Backup Repository (SOBR), the Veeam Backup & Replication software will look through all folders of each extent for vbm (Metadata) files.

27.09.2016 · To Move Metadata for Specific Replicas. Copy the folder for the particular replica to the Replicas folder in the new repository, then edit the replication job to point it to the new repository. Verify the job works, then delete the original VM folder. VMware replica metadata folders are named using the MOREF ID of the replica VM.

Jul 12, 2016 · Update: I called Veeam support and spoke to Gary who indicated that somehow the replica metadata became detached or disconnected and that for the first run of all replica jobs going forward, Veeam would have to recalculate ALL digest information (between my running VM, and the existing/remapped/re-seeded replica) which would basically regenerate the lost/disconnected CBT data.

does this mean i could "move" a replication job from one backup server to another, if I move the metadata folder with it? that would be an ...