Hi,
the Exchange Tips and Tricks post was updated again to cover the latest question from a customer that has reported that not all Logfiles are truncated at a DAG correctly,
Please find the update here:
https://andyandthevms.com/exchange-dag-vmware-backups-updated-list-of-tips-and-tricks-for-veeam-backup-replication/
Hi together :-)
Updated again the Exchange best practices blog post and added some tips around vRDM and Exchange.
Exchange (DAG) VMware Backups: Updated list of tips and tricks for Veeam Backup & Replication
Hi,
on popular request, I update the Proxy Backup Mode best practices blog entry.
Prioritisation of Veeam Backup & Replication Proxy Modes from my field experience.
Hi,
again I updated my Exchange blog post and added more tips for sizing Exchange on virtual environments.
https://andyandthevms.com/exchange-dag-vmware-backups-updated-list-of-tips-and-tricks-for-veeam-backup-replication/
Update 1: 20.04.2016 … and again I updated it. This time to document some restore tips and tricks (Exchange+Veeam).
Hi,
just want to share with you that I updated my Exchange DAG + VMware + Veeam blog post, because of actual more frequent problems with 0x800423f VSS Logfile Truncation errors.
You can find the blog post here:
https://andyandthevms.com/exchange-dag-vmware-backups-updated-list-of-tips-and-tricks-for-veeam-backup-replication/
Hi everybody,
HP StoreVirtual VSA is a beast at cloning, because it detects Network and Storage as new devices. On the network side static MAC addresses do a good job but offline RAID because of lost disks is ugly. Glad that we have our fellow Veeam VMCT Trainer Eric Rossmanith, he found the following way to fix it:
Go to your Cluster-Storage Systems-YourNode-Storage
Click the RAID Setup Tasks Button and select “Reconfigure Tiers…”
Change Tier Level from 0 to 1 or vice versa. This will detect the disks again and bring them back online in the raid you had created before cloning.
Eric, again thanks for this great solution that is very helpful in Lab situations.
Regards… Andy