11-18-2018 01:33 PM
Hi All,
Good day to all.
I am trying to restore a VM to alternate Vcenter which is giving an error 2820 though the pre-recovery check ran fine.
The nbu version is 7.6 and ESXi of alternate vcenter is 6.5.
Please suggest.
Let me know what more information is required.
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11-18-2018 09:30 PM - edited 11-18-2018 11:03 PM
Hi Shahzeb,
What was the ESX version for the original source backup? I am guessing it was not 6.5.
Support for 6.5 was first available in NetBackup 7.7.3. NetBackup 7.6.1.2 had support up to version 6.0, but I'm not sure what release of 7.6 you have.
So I would say you are trying to restore to an unsupported version of VMware, and you would need to upgrade NetBackup to at least 7.7.3 to get support for 6.5.
I'm sure you're also well aware that your version of NetBackup (7.6.x) has been end of life and unsupported for almost two years, so you should look at upgrading ASAP.
Hope this helps,
Steve
11-18-2018 09:30 PM - edited 11-18-2018 11:03 PM
Hi Shahzeb,
What was the ESX version for the original source backup? I am guessing it was not 6.5.
Support for 6.5 was first available in NetBackup 7.7.3. NetBackup 7.6.1.2 had support up to version 6.0, but I'm not sure what release of 7.6 you have.
So I would say you are trying to restore to an unsupported version of VMware, and you would need to upgrade NetBackup to at least 7.7.3 to get support for 6.5.
I'm sure you're also well aware that your version of NetBackup (7.6.x) has been end of life and unsupported for almost two years, so you should look at upgrading ASAP.
Hope this helps,
Steve
11-18-2018 10:58 PM
@Systems_Team is 100% correct. Support for vSphere 6.5 started with NBU 7.7.3.
Herewith Master Compatibility List: http://www.veritas.com/docs/000033647
You need to upgrade.
11-19-2018 11:31 AM
Also, error 2820 ("VMware policy restore error") with no details doesn't tell us anything about what failed.
When you upgrade, please move up to 8.x if you can. VMware backups received an upgrade in NetBackup 8.0.
12-06-2018 05:18 AM
Thanks all for your replies