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It's not like it just fails to log in, i tail the secure log on both and I can see the guest user SSH in and run sudo commands (veeam binaries).Īnyone have any tips or suggestions? Tried using just basic root/password auth into that VM too just incase it was the keyauth user, same thing, triued switching from full ssytem backup to just a single volume (vda1), tried switching off application aware guest processing etc, its as simple as can be, yet it just hangs the agent and times SSH out. Linux VM's are the same kernel, same agent software version, same kernel module version installed, on the same network, have the same vCPU and vRAM assigned to them, use the same guest user creds (its a keyauth user using the same keypair and pass) IT & Software Certified Partnerships (Cisco Premier Partner, Veeam Cloud Service. My question is, why does one linux VM timeout SSH and never backup, when the other one backs up fine? The second linux VM was a test, a new VM with the same OS etc, with all the same settings, and guest user, and this one DOES backup. The first linux VM does NOT back up ok, it errors with the title error of "".
I've installed Veeam Enterprise Manager, Veeam B&R Server v10 and installed the agent (licensed) to a windows server, and 2 linux servers (all VM's).
I am tasked with the deployment of Veeam B&R v10 and the migration of some 500 agents from our previous backup estate.
Veeam is licensed enterprise, but it's all brand new for us. So to preface this, I do have an ongoign support ticket with Veeam, however its progressing a little slower than I would hope, hence a thread here.