Are there errors being generated in the 'events and tasks' of the VMware console during the backups? Are the machines up to date with VMware tools? Are there VSS errors occurring in the machines' event viewer logs?
Can you test this machine in a separate sub client to see if the issue occurs when it runs by itself? I am a bit confused with what Microsoft website says about consistent backups; I thought application and File system consistent are same as both use VSS; and non-VSS backups are crash consistent. There are pros and cons.
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Click the star and let me know why. No way. Unable to access file since it is locked. An error occurred while consolidating disks: Failed to lock the file. Consolidation failed for disk node 'scsi'. Locks can be also created when backup applications use the hot-add disk option for a backup when using snapshots. As an alternative, try these steps to fix an error occurred while consolidating disks: Failed to lock the file.
In the Configuration parameters window, click Add Configuration Params. Add the asyncConsolidate. Sometimes the virtual machine consolidation needed status can be caused by inconsistent -ctk.
Try to delete CTK files. They are not needed for snapshot consolidation. Then try to consolidate virtual machine disk files again. If the VMware consolidate snapshot option is greyed out inactive , an active task can be running on the VM now. Information Description. Topic This article discusses the Local Verified feature for Datto business continuity appliances. Environment Datto SIRIS Datto ALTO Description The Local Verified feature measures the health of a backup snapshot at the file level to ensure data integrity, and to allow you to make informed decisions about which recovery points to restore from in the event of a disaster.
If the snapshot fails the filesystem check, the Datto appliance reports the reason for failure. Filesystem errors typically replicate from the production machine. If you receive a filesystem integrity alert, Datto recommends the following troubleshooting steps: Run another backup. If the integrity check continues to fail, proceed to step 2. Run a read-only chkdsk on the affected server. Address any issues the chkdsk finds.
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