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 1/26/2017 7:23 AM
 
Hi,

I need help to solve this error, please.

Thinware(R) vBackup(R)
Version: 4.0.2.2754 (Version 4.0, Update 2)
Copyright (c) 2009-2016 Thinware, Inc. All rights reserved.
Visit us at: www.vbackup.com
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Process Started: 1/26/2017 11:08:17 AM

Application Settings:
- SMTP Server =
- SMTP Username =
- SMTP Password =
- SMTP From Address =
- Notification Recipients =
- VMware Virtual Disk Manager Application Directory = C:\Program Files (x86)
\VMware\VMware Virtual
Disk Development Kit\
bin
- Disable VMware Virtual Disk Manager Logging = True

Execution Arguments:
- Virtual Machine = server
- Server = xx.xx.124.39:22
- Server Username = root
- Server Password = ********
- Job = BKPServer
- Job Type = Backup-Image-SSH
- Backup Root = C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\backup
- Disk Exclusion = None
- Backups To Keep = 2
- Quiesce Guest File System = False
- Snapshot Virtual Machine Memory = False
- Create Snapshot Task Timeout = 15
- Remove Snapshot Task Timeout = 15
- Encrypt Temporary Password File = True
- Compression Level = None
- Maximum Log Size = 1024
- Backup Type = Image-Full
- Debug = after

Validating settings...

Verifying connection to SMTP server... Connection verified.

Attempting to ping server... Server responded to ping.

Establishing connection to server...

One or more certificate problems encountered while establishing connection
to https://xx.xx.124.39/sdk:

* A certification chain processed correctly, but terminated in a root cer
tificate which isn't trusted by the trust provider.
* The certificate's CN name does not match the passed value.

Server Platform: VMware ESXi 6.0.0 3620759

Hypervisor property for xx.xx.124.39 updated.

Verifying virtual machine exists on server... Virtual machine located successful
ly.

Virtual Machine Guest OS: Ubuntu Linux (64-bit)

GuestOS property for SERVER updated.

Validating license... License validated.

License:
- Type: Perpetual
- Status: Active
- Edition in Use: Standard

Checking for licensing issues... No licensing issues found.

Checking for feature usage issues... No feature usage issues found.

E-mail notification is not supported with Standard Edition licenses, e-mail noti
fication disabled.

Backup Folder: C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\backup\SERVER

Backup: 170126_110839

Log File: C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\backup\SERVER\vBackup.log

Executing backup job...

Checking for existing temporary snapshot(s)... No temporary snapshots found.

Creating folder for backup data... Done.

Retrieving virtual machine ID... Virtual Machine ID: 26

Creating temporary snapshot... Done.

Obtaining reference to temporary snapshot... Done.

Temporary Snapshot: vBackup-TMP-170126_110839

Copying virtual machine configuration file... Done.

Checking for duplicate virtual disk file names... None found.

Copying virtual machine virtual disk file(s)...

VMware Virtual Disk Manager: VMware Virtual Disk Manager - build 2248791

Hard disk 1: [datastore1] SERVER/SERVER-000001.vmdk
Creating disk 'C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\backup\SERVER\170126_110839\ARM
G269-000001.vmdk'

VMware Virtual Disk Manager response for Hard disk 1: [datastore1] SERVER/ARMG2
69-000001.vmdk:
SSL_VerifyCbHelper: Certificate verification is disabled, so connection will
proceed despite the error
[NFC ERROR] Failed to create disk C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\backup\ARMG2
69\170126_110839\SERVER-000001.vmdk: There is not enough space on the file syst
em for the selected operation (13).
[NFC ERROR] NfcFile_Open: Open failed:
[NFC ERROR] NfcReceiveFile: failed to open file
Failed to convert disk: The specified virtual disk needs repair (0xe00004650)
.

Tip: Even though an SSL certificate error was encountered, certificate verifi
cation is disabled causing the error to be ignored. To correct certificate verif
ication error(s), install a valid CA-signed certificate on your host server and
install a valid CA-signed root certificate on your vBackup server.

CRITICAL: Unable to verify successful transfer of virtual machine virtual disk f
ile C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\backup\SERVER\170126_110839\SERVER-000001.v
mdk.

CRITICAL: Unable to complete backup.

Retrieving temporary snapshot ID... Snapshot ID: 18

Removing temporary snapshot... Done.

Debug mode enabled, bypassing clean up of temporary files.

Debug mode enabled, bypassing clean up after job failure.

Process Complete: 1/26/2017 11:08:53 AM

Elapsed Time: 36 seconds
________________________________________________________________________________

Critical: Unable to complete backup. Please review task history on host, log
file and information above for specific errors and run vBackup using
the '-help' switch to display syntax and usage information if needed
(e.g. at a command prompt type 'vbackup -help' and press enter).

Press any key to exit.


Thanks



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 1/26/2017 8:39 AM
 
 Modified By vBackup Team  on 1/26/2017 6:39:53 AM
Can you verify that the virtual disk ("Hard disk 1" in this case) is not set as independent?

vSphere Client > select VM > click Edit Settings > select Hard disk 1
New Post
 1/26/2017 9:14 AM
 
Is not set as independent.
Now is set as independent. I tried to make another backup ... ok
But trying to backup again gave the same error.

thanks
New Post
 1/26/2017 3:54 PM
 

Disks set as independent can't be backed up with snapshot-based backup utilities like vBackup.

[NFC ERROR] Failed to create disk C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\backup\ARMG2
69\170126_110839\SERVER-000001.vmdk: There is not enough space on the file syst
em for the selected operation (13).
[NFC ERROR] NfcFile_Open: Open failed:
[NFC ERROR] NfcReceiveFile: failed to open file
Failed to convert disk: The specified virtual disk needs repair (0xe00004650)

I think you will want to focus your attention on the last part of the error message. You might try the following:

1) Make full backup of your virtual machine (vSphere Client > Datastore Browser > download all VM files to desktop)

2) Power down the virtual machine

3) Logon to ESXi console (or remote via SSH)

4) Change to folder where VM is located

5) Check if vmkfstools reports that the disk image needs repair

vmkfstools --fix check diskname.vmdk

6) If vmkfstools reports that the disk image needs repair

vmkfstools --fix repair diskname.vmdk

Hope this helps.

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 1/27/2017 3:12 AM
 
Thanks for reply...

"Disk is error free". What else I can check?

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