KB ID: | 2096 |
Product: |
Veeam Backup & Replication Veeam Cloud Connect |
Published: | 2016-02-09 |
Last Modified: | 2024-06-03 |
Languages: | JP |
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*Please document the public IP of the Tenant Veeam Server connected to the cloud gateway. Having this information will help identify the connection in the Cloud Gateway logs. You can identify this by using a utility such as http://www.whatsmyip.org/
To ensure that the most relevant logs are present in the latest logs. Reproduce the error (if applicable), and then collect the tenant's Veeam Backup & Replication logs.
After reproducing the error (if applicable), collect and submit provider-side logs for the job using the instructions below.
Log Collection Scopes
New feature starting in Veeam Cloud Connect 12.1.
For issues involving a single tenant, the Export-VBRLogs PowerShell cmdlet can be used to export logs for a specific tenant.
Consider the following example script:
#Adjustable Parameters
$TenantName = "Tenant"
$DaysPast = 7
$ExportFolder = "C:\Temp\"
#Collect Logs Using the Provided Parameters
Export-VBRLogs -Tenant (Get-VBRCloudTenant -Name $TenantName) -FolderPath $ExportFolder -LastDays $DaysPast -Compress
For providers with newly configured infrastructure or a few tenants, use the built-in log generator tool to gather logs from all managed servers related to the issue. Collecting logs from cloud gateways, repositories, and other relevant infrastructure in addition to the backup server is crucial.
Providers with many tenants can use the built-in log collection tool but may find it produces a large (multi-GB) log bundle. As an alternate option, Providers may choose to manually collect logs using the following information:
Tip: It's best to save the collected information in a .zip file with an identifiable name, such as "<tenant_name>-ProviderLogs.zip"
Some listed files may not be present if they do not apply to your issue, but ensure you look at the correct server for each directory or filename. Some files will have several rotations, and the oldest files will be archived as .zip or .gz.
On Veeam Cloud Connect Server:
On Cloud Gateway Servers :
WAN Accelerator (if applicable):
Repository Servers (for backup and backup copy jobs) :
Check which server is listed as the Host for the Repository in the console (Backup Infrastructure > Backup Repositories).
Note: Logs from Network Extension Appliances are automatically copied to their controlling Veeam Backup & Replication server, so in most cases, it is not necessary to gather logging from these appliances manually.
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