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Cant find my OIB? - R D Forums - Veeam Community Forums I'd suggest to let our support team to investigate the issue The error itself means that there was an attempt to find OIB by its ID in the configuration database but such object does not exist in the corresponding table by some reason Please don't forget to share case ID for our reference Thanks! Re: Can't find my OIB?
Veeam Backup Replication – Permanent failover failed – Error: There . . . In case you will run into the following error in Veeam Backup Replication, when triggering a Permanent Failover for a virtual machine, probably the reason for is, that the corresponding active snapshot which was created by Veeam during the normal first failover in vSphere or Hyper-V, was for what ever reason deleted by hand
How to Manually Repair a VMware Replica created by Veeam Due to changes starting in vSphere 7, it is no longer possible to remove a snapshot disk from a VM Therefore, the only option is to directly modify the VM configuration file ( vmx) and re-register the VM Using a vSphere Client, right-click on the Replica and select Remove from inventory
Unable to snapshot VM created by Veeam P2V or restoration The solution is to change the internal format of the VMDK file Re-creating the file is the only option to do it There are two ways to re-create the file while retaining the data contents Use Storage vMotion to move the VM's datafile to another datastore This requires a second reachable datastore with enough free space to hold the virtual disk
Unable to Perform Restore - Failed to enumerate backup OIB There's a number of explanations for why the VBMs went bunk, it's just not possible to identify them right now This also doesn't imply that all my backups are lost As long as the BAK files are still in place, I can properly restore my environment without a problem