11/19/2023 0 Comments Iperius backup vmwareDoes your company have a disaster recovery strategy and plan in place? Has it been tested? If you’re backing your servers up to the same location and not using a cloud platform, you can’t use disaster recovery software effectively at all. But that doesn’t mean that the cloud doesn’t offer us certain advantages.įor example, cloud infrastructure enables offsite disaster recovery, giving us geographically distributed and protected backups. Our on-premises and data center infrastructure has far more predictable usage costs, and the topology is much easier to manage. Server 2012 (Iperius BACKUP) 250GB thin, 2TB thin (NOT BACKED UP)ģ Physical HDD, 1 for VM's (1TB), 1 for Data/Documents/Videos (1.6TB), etc, 1 for Backups (2TB).When thinking about cloud infrastructure, I often worry about data security, complexity, and costs. Server 2016 600GB thin provisioned, and 1.6Tb thin provisioned Ubuntu 20 - Single 500GB - Thick provisioned lazy zeros I have 3 Virtual Machines, all with CBT enabled I have tried resetting the CBT, Recreating the drive as Thick, Thin, provisioning.Īfter creating the drive, it is initialized in windows and quick formatted, I have also reset the CBT after this process too.Īfter speaking with Iperius support, they have told me that ESXI is reporting the change blocks start at 0 and end at 1.6Tb and therefore backups the entire drive. However, the secondary drive 1.6TB has a backup of 1.6TB despite the drive being empty. The Server2016 machine has a primary drive backup of 20Gb which again is equivalent to the size of the VM The Ubuntu20 VM has a full backup size of 18GB which is equivalent to the size of the VM I am fairly new to ESXI and having issues with Backups using Iperius Backup, particularly the 1.6TB drive in the server2016 VM despite it being empty performs a full backup at 1.6TB
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