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- MarianneLevel 6
- kwandsLevel 2
Hi Marianne,
The VM backup host is a physical server.
Regards,
Kwan
- MarianneLevel 6
Apologies for my misunderstanding.
The TN that I posted above should help you to troubleshoot.
Go through the config and verify everything as if it's a new installation.
Check Device Manager, NBU Policy config, etc...
Lastly - enable VxMS log at increased logging level.
- Thiago_RibeiroModerator
Hi,
Could be some intermittence in your SAN? This is strange, your backups are running by SAN transport mode and suddenly change to NBD....What changed in you environment in 1/6/2017 ??
This TN above mentioned by Marianne is very helpful to this cases.
Regards,
Thiago
- dskwanLevel 3
Hi Thiago,
We had performed some testing on other backup software since 26 May 2017 on the vcenter but this issue happened on 1 June 2017. Not sure if it is related.
Attached here are the vxms log for your further investigation.
Regards,
Kwan
- MarianneLevel 6
Seems like security/SSL issue between backup host and vCenter.
Found this in VxMS log:07:37:18.0601 : g_vixInterfaceLogger:../libvix.cpp:1844 <DEBUG> : [VFM_ESINFO] 2017-06-14T07:37:18.601+08:00 [07944 error 'Default'] Cannot use advanced transport modes for XXXvc02.abc.com:443/moref=vm-14132/snapshot-47868: Other error encountered: SSL Exception: Verification parameters:
--> PeerThumbprint: A8:1E:C3:EC:65:7F:98:D8:44:CE:1C:09:BE:93:D7:FE:64:60:67:4F
--> ExpectedThumbprint:
--> ExpectedPeerName: XXXvc02.abc.com
--> The remote host certificate has these problems:
-->
--> * The host certificate chain is incomplete.
-->
--> * unable to get local issuer certificate.See if this TN applies: http://www.veritas.com/docs/000024646
PS:
You need to upgrade. All NBU versions up to 7.6.x reached EOSL 4 months ago.
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