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I am in the process of upgrading a cluster and have the opportunity to test HA with a few VMs that I can selectively move about so that ultimately only 1 VM ...

I don't want to trigger new full backups. Or will I have to re-add all VMs in the backup job but will they still continue their previous backup ...

22.01.2015 · We have been moving more customers to the VCSA rather than the Windows-based VCenter server. One of the issues we run into is the backups and replicas in Veeam need to run full jobs for each VM because their MoRef ID has changed. We manually add in the "new" vms to the jobs and then map the backups and replicas to existing VMs and backup files.

You can relocate one or more VMs with quick migration. Quick migration can be used to move VMs from one ESXi host to another one. You can perform "hot" quick ...

Dec 17, 2013 · We have been moving more customers to the VCSA rather than the Windows-based VCenter server. One of the issues we run into is the backups and replicas in Veeam need to run full jobs for each VM because their MoRef ID has changed. We manually add in the "new" vms to the jobs and then map the backups and replicas to existing VMs and backup files.

A virtual machine was removed and readded to vCenter. This caused backup and replication jobs (Veeam 7) to fail. The jobs were edited to remove and add the vm. However the jobs created new backups and replication machines for the vm. How can the vm be pointed back to the original backups and replication machine? TIA, ~eric foggy Veeam Software

Install a new Center · Create a new datacenter with the same name as the old one · Create a new cluster with the same name as the new one · Detach ...

Recenlty, I had to move one of my VMs into a new vCenter. This VM is a part of a Veeam backup job that contains other VMs.

Re: VM moved to new vCenter. Hi Eric, the behavior is expected due to VM getting new ID upon re-registration in vCenter. You can map the jobs to existing backups/replicas, however, the entire VM will still be read during the first job cycle after this. Please reveiw the thread above for additional considerations.

Does the current Veeam VM use the existing storage for your backup repository? ... If this is a new vCenter cluster, please note that all your backups will ...

May 23, 2012 · [merged] I am going to be migrating 3 ESXi 4.1 and 5 ESX 4.1 hosts currently managed by vCenter 4.1 server to a new vCenter 5.0 server. This will break all of my Veeam jobs for all VMs being backed up by via the existing vCenter server.

If a Virtual Machine's MoRef is changed due to migration to new ... when a VM is moved to another vCenter, a new vCenter Database is used, ...

13.10.2016 · 3. Launch Veeam Backup & Replication Console from your desktop and start by adding your VMware vSphere Server— it can be either vCenter or ESXi host. 4. Now that you’re able to browse your infrastructure, find the VM that you need to move, right-click on it and select “Quick Migration.”. 5.

Jun 08, 2016 · Veeam Backup & Replication tracks Virtual Machines in its jobs by their Managed Object Reference ID (MoRef ID), which will change when a VM is moved to another vCenter, a new vCenter Database is used, or the VM is removed and re-added to vCenter inventory.

22.05.2012 · foggy wrote: Alex, you will have to re-add VMs to the jobs as their moref ID's will change after registering in new vCenter. Veeam B&R tracks the VMs by their ID's, not names, and will not be able to locate them by their old identifiers. Once you've done this, please map the VMs into existing backup files/replica VMs.

08.06.2016 · Cause Veeam Backup & Replication tracks Virtual Machines in its jobs by their Managed Object Reference ID (MoRef ID), which will change when a VM is moved to another vCenter, a new vCenter Database is used, or the VM is removed and re-added to vCenter inventory. Solution The Migration Tool is available here.

Jun 10, 2015 · On Veeam server, update the registration of hosts/VMs in the backup job to point to the new vCenter server. 4. Wait for the next scheduled job to complete to ensure the backup works correctly. 5. Repeat steps 2-4 for Cluster 2 and Cluster 3. 6. Remove the old vCenter server from Veeam inventory.

As the VMs move from one vCenter to the other the MoRef IDs will change, this in turn will trigger full backups for each VM. Now Veeam has ...

I'm using a Veeam back server and a vSphere Cluster with 3 nodes, the veeam backup server has discovered the VMs managed by the vCenter. I will ...