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changing block size
Greetings,
I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I have a Readynas Pro 4 that I am using as a Veeam backup repository with a Vsphere 5 environment. The repository is setup as Windows share on a server 2012 VM. When I try to back up my Domain Controller Vm the job fails. The error I get refers to the block size as too small, the VM I am trying to backup is 2TBs, my data store is 7.6 TBs. Veeam points me to a VM ware knowledge base article that explains how to configure and change VMFS volumes using the Vsphere console, this doesn’t help me because my data store is a Windows share. I need to know how to re-configure the ReadyNAS and give it a larger block size. When I created the iSSCi LUN I don’t remember any options to change block sizes. I understand that I will need to re-create the data store, which is fine because we just purchased the software. Can someone help, or at least point me to the correct information? Thanks in advance.
I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I have a Readynas Pro 4 that I am using as a Veeam backup repository with a Vsphere 5 environment. The repository is setup as Windows share on a server 2012 VM. When I try to back up my Domain Controller Vm the job fails. The error I get refers to the block size as too small, the VM I am trying to backup is 2TBs, my data store is 7.6 TBs. Veeam points me to a VM ware knowledge base article that explains how to configure and change VMFS volumes using the Vsphere console, this doesn’t help me because my data store is a Windows share. I need to know how to re-configure the ReadyNAS and give it a larger block size. When I created the iSSCi LUN I don’t remember any options to change block sizes. I understand that I will need to re-create the data store, which is fine because we just purchased the software. Can someone help, or at least point me to the correct information? Thanks in advance.
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- What version of RAIDiator are you running?
- Hi infraattip, any luck on finding a work around here so far?
- gavind
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