How to look up SSID of VCB FULL image

Hi,

just use mminfo to look for your SSID.

example:
mminfo -q'name=VM:server03.example.com:*FULL*' -v

Regards,
Andreas

Hi,

I executed mminfo but it shows 'FULLVM' only. VCB has been wrongly configured?

D:> mminfo -q client=proxy -v
volume client date time size ssid fl lvl name
000004L3 proxy.backup.com 3/2/2009 8:16:11 PM 25 GB 3366699003 tr full FULLVM
000004L3 proxy.backup.com 3/3/2009 5:12:27 AM 251 GB 2980855211 cr full FULLVM
000004L3 proxy.backup.com 3/3/2009 1:44:18 PM 53 GB 1370273187 hr full FULLVM
000004L3 proxy.backup.com 3/3/2009 3:06:09 PM 33 GB 1185728721 hr full FULLVM
000004L3 proxy.backup.com 3/3/2009 3:29:30 PM 26 GB 1168952906 hr full FULLVM

Yoshi

So I think that could be a problem with 7.4.4. We are using 7.2.2 Server with ESX 3.5 and all is fine. I think you have to open a SR. Perhaps EMC could tell you why the name field is changed.

Do you use VCB proxy client ressource with all VMs in its saveset?

But when you use 7.4.4 then you could generate for every VM its own client ressource. Could this be a solution?

FULLVM should be saved under its own name. It sounds as if you are mixing old VCB approach with new one. Do you have client resource created for those?

Yes, I was using old VCB method I implemented new one.
But as far as I checked, image export phase successfully finishes but when it transits to save phase VCB fails.
Do you have any idea what is wrong?

Yoshi

You would need to post a log to get an idea of what is going now.

Hi,

I found the below logs only in 'messages' on the backup server. (This is not helpful...)

Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: --- Unsuccessful Save Sets ---
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* savegrp: suppressed 78 lines of output.
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* * The host name used for the connection does not match the subject name on the host certificate
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL*
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* * A certificate in the host's chain is based on an untrusted root.
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* [2009-03-17 15:59:51.494 'BaseLibs' 5408 warning] SSLVerifyIsEnabled: failed to read registry value. Assuming verification is disabled. LastError = 0
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* [2009-03-17 15:59:51.494 'BaseLibs' 5408 warning] SSLVerifyCertAgainstSystemStore: Certificate verification is disabled, so connection will proceed despite the error
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* Converting "F:\VCB\server01.example.com-fullVM\scsi0-4-0-pstyovm011_2.vmdk" (compact file):
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* 0%=====================50%=====================100%
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL* **************************************************
Mar 17 16:38:51 backup.example.com: * server01.example.com:*FULL*

Yoshi

Go to your VCB proxy and inside Windows\Temp you might find more logs.

Thank you, but there is no logs in windows\temp directory on proxy.
(vmware-vmount.log doesn't contain any helpful log. the last message was logged two weeks before.)

Yoshi

Strange that vmount doesn't have anything. Did you try to run this manually? (not using NW)