KB1790: Veeam Backup Temporary Snapshot
https://www.veeam.com/kb179009.07.2013 · As detailed in the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide, a snapshot is created on a VM that is being processed by a Veeam job.This creation of this snapshot causes the VM's base disks to be in a read-only state during the job's read operation. The snapshot that is created during this process is named VEEAM BACKUP TEMPORARY SNAPSHOT.
KB1681: VM Loses Connection During Snapshot Removal
https://www.veeam.com/kb168104.10.2012 · Veeam does not remove the snapshot itself, Veeam sends an API call to VMware to have the action performed. The snapshot removal process significantly lowers the total IOPS that can be delivered by the VM because of additional locks on the VMFS storage due to the increase in metadata updates, as well as the added IOP load of the snapshot removal process itself.
KB1775: Removing Stuck VMDK’s from the Veeam Proxy
https://www.veeam.com/kb177520.06.2013 · The Veeam server crashes while processing a virtual machine. Jobs running within Veeam are forced to stop, and those jobs were using Virtual Appliance Mode (HOTADD). A backup or replication job creates a snapshot on the backup proxy while another job is using the proxy. (Note: It is advised to build dedicated Proxies and not backup or replicate ...
KB1727: How to forcibly stop jobs that are stuck in ...
https://www.veeam.com/kb172701.03.2013 · This KB documents the process for forcibly terminating all jobs for a given Veeam Backup & Replication server. The steps outlined in this KB will terminate all jobs. Note: Please understand that some jobs may take some time to stop, please allow up to 60 minutes for jobs to stop on their own before forcibly terminating them.If you are not sure if a job is stuck, please …
KB1790: Veeam Backup Temporary Snapshot
www.veeam.com › kb1790Jul 09, 2013 · Solution. If a snapshot named VEEAM BACKUP TEMPORARY SNAPSHOT is found on a VM, confirm that no active jobs are running in Veeam Backup & Replication. Then, remove the snapshot using the Delete or Delete All buttons in the Snapshot Manager. Note: A VMware Snapshot is a delta file containing all changes to a VM since the creation of that snapshot.