etc/profile /usr/local/avamar/bin/mccli mcs resume-scheduler -mcsaddr='10.74.1.97' -mcsuserid=root -mcspasswd='*******'" - exit status 1ĭpnctl: INFO:
#FAILED TO START BACKUP SCHEDULER VDP WINDOWS#
Identity added: /home/admin/.ssh/dpnid (/home/admin/.ssh/dpnid)ĭpnctl: INFO: Backup scheduler status: down.ĭpnctl: INFO: Maintenance windows scheduler status: enabled.ĭpnctl: INFO: Maintenance cron jobs status: suspended.ĭpnctl: INFO: Unattended startup status: enabled.ĭpnctl: INFO: [see log file dpnctl start schedĭpnctl: INFO: Resuming backup scheduler.ĭpnctl: ERROR: error return from " &. I hope this logs gives some dpnctl status Unfortunately I didn’t check that before the IP migration. Despite that I am not sure the problem exist before the migration. Because that’s a pretty straight forward procedure I doubt that’s causing the problem. I have migrate the node to an another subnet. You can then choose the one you want to restore to.Hereby the output of the commands. So if you have issues with your NSX manager simply deploy a new one and point its FTP to the same location and it will see all backups.
You cannot restore a backup onto a configured NSX manager so the backup can only be used on a new unconfigured NSX manager. The backup process if pretty quick and once complete you will end up with a backup listed
#FAILED TO START BACKUP SCHEDULER VDP MANUAL#
To verify your settings run a manual backup by clicking on Backup To set the backup to run on a schedule click Change for Schedule and set your desired schedule Ensure you make a note of the prefix and the pass phrase as you will need these if you need to do a restore Click Change for FTP Serverįill in your FTP server details. You first need to setup an FTP server to send the backups to. To set it up navigate to and login with the Admin account
While using a backup solution like Avamar or VMware vSphere Data Protection (VDP) is preferred for backing up your VMs this is a quick and easy way to backup your NSX manager config that enables you to quickly restore in the case of losing the NSX manager (or screwing it up by changing something!!) Was playing around with NSX today and found that you can enable backup of the NSX manager from within the administration page.
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