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uses its proprietary file indexing mechanism to index failed to inventory guest system: veeam guest agent is not started VM guest OS files and let you search for
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them in backups with Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager. Using Veeam's proprietary mechanism is
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the best practice. However, you have an option to engage the Veeam Backup Search component and Microsoft Search Server in the indexing
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process.To use Veeam Backup Search, you should install the Veeam Backup Search component from the installation package on a machine running Microsoft Search Server. The Veeam Backup Search server runs the MOSS Integration Service that invokes updates of index databases on Microsoft Search Server. The veeam error code: 0x80004005 service also sends search queries to Microsoft Search Server which processes them and returns necessary search results to Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager.For more information, see Using Veeam Backup Search (Optional Component). Send feedback | Updated on 6/17/2016 OverviewSolution ArchitectureComponentsBackup ServerBackup & Replication ConsoleOff-Host Backup ProxyGuest Interaction ProxyBackup RepositorySimple Backup RepositoryScale-Out Backup RepositoryExtentsBackup File PlacementService Actions with Scale-Out Backup RepositoriesBackup Repositories with Rotated DrivesSupport for Deduplicating Storage SystemsEMC Data DomainHow EMC Data Domain WorksSupported ProtocolsLimitations for EMC Data DomainExaGridHPE StoreOnceHow HPE StoreOnce WorksLimitations for HPE StoreOnceGateway ServerMount ServerVeeam Backup Enterprise ManagerVeeam Backup SearchDeployment ScenariosSimple DeploymentAdvanced DeploymentDistributed DeploymentResource SchedulingNetwork Traffic Throttling and Multithreaded Data TransferLimiting the Number of Concurrent TasksLimiting Read and Write Data Rates for Backup RepositoriesDetecting Performance BottlenecksData Processing ModesBackupBackup of VMs on Local Storage and CSVOnline BackupOffline BackupCrash-Consistent BackupBackup ModesOn-Hos
denied Fix by Christian Mohn Posted on January 18, 2015January 19, 2015 Virtualization I recently set up a new Veeam Backup & Replication v8 demo lab, and my intial small job that consisted of two different Linux VMs and one Windows veeam logs Server 2012 R2 Domain Controller was chugging along nicely. I had one minor veeam support from the start though, and that was that file indexing consistently failed for the Windows VM. No big deal, but I thought it was strange at the time. After all, the Linux VMs were indexed just fine. Fast forward a few days, and all of a sudden Veeam B&R was unable to back up https://helpcenter.veeam.com/backup/hyperv/backup_search.html the Windows VM at all, failing with the following error: 123418.01.2015 19:48:01 :: Processing Joey Error: Failed to check whether snapshot is in progress (network mode). RPC function call failed. Function name: [IsSnapshotInProgress]. Target machine: [192.168.5.5]. RPC error:Access is denied. Code: 5 Nothing had changed in my environment, no patches had been installed, no changes made to the backup job or the credentials used. I even http://vninja.net/virtualization/veeam-backup-replication-8-rpc-erroraccess-denied-fix/ tried deleting the job, this is a demo environment after all, and re-creating it, but with the same end result. As the Access is denied message clearly states, this had to be related to permissions somehow, but I was using domain administrator credentials (again, this is a lab), so all the required permissions should be in place, and the credentials test in the backup job also checked out just fine. It has also worked fine for 5 or 6 days, so I was a bit baffled. In the end, I tried changing from using User Principle Name (UPN) connotation of [emailprotected] in the credentials for the VM, to using Down-Level Logon Name aka domain\administrator and retried the job. That did the trick, and it also fixed the indexing problems I've had since setting up the job in the first place. According to this Veeam Community Forum thread this was also a problem in v7 and has something to do with how the Microsoft API's work. So, if your Veeam Backup & Replication jobs fail with access denied messages, and/or can't index the VM files, check your credentials. They may work, but they might just be entered in the wron
the VMs in a Veeam Backup & Replication job failed time after time. The Job summary showed this message: The essential part of this Error message: Starting guest agent Cannot register management service. Service name: [VeeamVssSupport]. Cannot create service. Machine: [
2016 (updated on Mar 15 2016) in Backup Storage HomeLab HomeServer HowTo If you just want to view the steps and see the video about the reset procedure, jump below. Backstory I've used Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE (VEB) on about 30 PCs and VMs since late 2014 beta days. We're up to a mature and polished version 1.1.2.119 now, and I still regularly use it on 6 key Windows PCs in my extended family, and some VMs. I plan to try their new Linux version too. I've only occasionally had the need to troubleshoot VEB a bit, and support for this free product has continued to be excellent. VEB continues to be far more robust and much faster than Window Home Server / Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials products ever were, for my automated daily PC backup needs. I even hacked those later WS2012E variants to avoid domain joins and got another 2 years out of it, but eventually gave up. I had been burned by the need to rebuild the PC backups from scratch after each "upgrade," and the occasional centralized PC backup database corruption where I'd have to start all over. VEB comes with a database too, but it's distributed and lives in each PC, only using the CPU when a backup job is invoked, throttling if the system is otherwise busy. It's bundled as three basic, low-CPU utilization SQL Server components, listed at Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE 1.1 System Requirements: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB Edition Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Management Objects Microsoft SQL Server System CLR Types If you're the curious sort, and really want to know where VEB's little database is kept on your PC, that's revealed here, sheltered in an administrator-access-only directory that you really shouldn't mess with directly: C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile The SQL mdf database file, and the ldf log file. This screenshot taken right after the first full backup of 1.8TB of data was completed. DB reset scenario #1 Can't cancel a VEB backup job I recently ran into an issue that seemed to match the situation described in this post: Veeam Community Forums - Board index ‹ Products ‹ V