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10.02.2021 · When creating SureBackup jobs there are often VMs which need additional care before their first successful run/test; like tweaking startup times of OS/applications or changing firewall rules. Also if you’re adding custom test scripts & roles then it might require multiple tries before they work like expected.

May 25, 2021 · Backup File Validation. In addition to recovery verification tests, Veeam Backup & Replication allows you to perform backup file validation. For backup file validation, Veeam Backup & Replication performs a CRC check for backup files of VMs verified by the SureBackup job. You can also validate backup files for VMs from the application group ...

Veeam Community discussions and solutions for: Feature Request - Advanced ... Do you mean 'Maximum Allowed Boot time'? Or is there another ...

19.07.2011 · When SureBackup testing is performed, VMs are accessible by the Veeam server using IP Masquerading. If there is a router between the Veeam server and the Virtual Lab appliance, packets sent to the masquerade IPs will be dropped by the intermediate router, causing the ping test and other tests to fail.

You can increase the Maximum allowed boot time value and uncheck 'VM heartbeat is present' and 'VM responds to ping on any network interface' ...

Veeam Community discussions and solutions for: Surebackup error : OS did not boot up in allotted time. of VMware vSphere.

One of those might be busier when running the surebackup. You can try increasing the max allowed boot time to something like 2400 (as a test) on the problem VMs of the application group. The report of the surebackup job will tell you which ones are causing the issue. 1.

Nov 08, 2017 · In this case, Veeam Backup & Replication simply waits for the time specified in the Maximum allowed boot time field, which is considered to be a stabilization period for the VM. Once this time interval is exceeded, Veeam Backup & Replication considers that the VM is successfully booted and is ready for testing.

Veeam Community discussions and solutions for: Surebackup: OS did not boot in alloted time of VMware vSphere.

In this case, Veeam Backup & Replication waits for the time specified in the Maximum allowed boot time field, which is considered to be a stabilization period ...

Veeam Community discussions and solutions for: General setting "Maximum boot time" for Application Group of Veeam Backup & Replication.

17.01.2017 · SureBackup: Application init time when script disabled. After booting the VM during SureBackup, successfull heartbeat and ping Veeam waits another 120 seconds (default value) for the application initialization. What is the reason to wait for initialization, if I didn't specify any application to test? I could, of course, set the time to wait to ...

Jun 25, 2015 · Cause. During SureBackup, virtual machine disks are decompressed from backup “on the fly”, and disk I/O is typically slower than on production machines. VMware Tools (VMTools) service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. Default timeout was reached (30000 milliseconds) while waiting for the service to connect.

Fail says taht OS didnt boot in alloted time. but it booted. i can see when i clicked from link. or from vcenter console. but veeam ...

If the VM has more CPU than the host can provide, Veeam Backup & Replication scales down the CPU of the VM. In the Startup time section, specify ...

05.04.2019 · I've started working with Surebackup about 4 months ago, its been hit and miss ever since, i opened a ticket with Veeam on April about my Surebackup job which consists of my AD and several other Servers for not being consistent, DC will power on, then it wont, it will power on for five times using the same restore point, then after the next incremental job runs it will use …

Jun 09, 2009 · By the way, SureBackup waits for the time specified in "Maximum allowed boot time" only in case if it determines stabilization point based on max boot time, for example there are no VMware tools installed on the VM. Please refer to this section of our user guide to get more information regarding the stabilization algorithms.

Surebackup fails with the error “OS did not boot in the allotted time”. KB ID: 2048. Product: Veeam Backup & Replication.

01.09.2020 · Veeam Backup & Replication gets... Veeam Backup & Replication 11 User Guide for VMware vSphere. ... Typically, a VM started by a SureBackup job requires more time to boot than a VM started in the production environment. If the stabilization point cannot be determined within the Maximum allowed boot time, ...

25.06.2015 · Cause. During SureBackup, virtual machine disks are decompressed from backup “on the fly”, and disk I/O is typically slower than on production machines. VMware Tools (VMTools) service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. Default timeout was reached (30000 milliseconds) while waiting for the service to connect.

12.12.2013 · I have been fighting getting my surebackup lab to work. I am trying to boot 3 dcs and exchange and 1 xp client. They all take forever to boot 1800-5500 seconds. They are pingable pretty quick and i can rdp into the machines but veeam still says they are not booting up. I have turned off vmware heartbeat and the ping test.

In the Startup time section, specify the allowed boot time for the VM and timeout to initialize applications on the VM. Be careful when specifying the Maximum allowed boot time value. Typically, a VM started by a SureBackup job requires more time to boot than a VM started in the production environment.

What do Sure Backup roles mean and what are the differences among them. ... Maximum allowed boot time - 300 sec. Application initialization timeout 120 sec

Sep 01, 2020 · The stabilization process cannot exceed the time specified in the Maximum allowed boot time field. For this reason, you should be careful when specifying this value. Typically, a VM started by a SureBackup job requires more time to boot than a VM started in the production environment.

29.11.2013 · Re: Surebackup: OS did not boot in alloted time. It turns out that, even with ping and heartbeat tests unchecked, surebackup does still try to confirm that the OS boots and will fail if it times out first. This cannot be bypassed: Feature Request - Advanced Surebackup Boot Order. It may just be that your VM is not booting within 10 minutes ...