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Good morning,
I'm new here :-)
I try to install XSIbackup on vmware ESXI 7.0 free (HPE-Custom-AddOn_700.0.0.10.5.0-108).
The installation was successful. (I used sript from email).
If I run the task manually " ./xsibackup --run-backup=001 ", backup not successful, I see only this screen :
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| Rsyslog is not available in XSIBACKUP-FREE |
| Get XSIBACKUP-PRO at https://33hops.com |
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# (c) XSIBACKUP-FREE 11.2.8 | Backup for (c) VMWARE ESXi Hypervisor by 33hops.com
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| High speed and deduplication is not available in XSIBACKUP-FREE |
| Get XSIBACKUP-PRO at https://33hops.com |
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NOTICE: (c) XSIBackup kills any user launched jobs, make sure you don't overlap manual jobs
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XSIBackup PID: 372944 HPMicroS01-ESXi70.ZyXEL-USG
Only ESXi 5.X and 6.X series are supported. It will not work in previous versions of ESXi.
Compatibility with ESXi 6.7 is still under development, you can enable at your own risk, only local backups will work.
[root@HPMicroS01-ESXi70:/vmfs/volumes/5e836f1f-92995e52-7c5e-9440c9ed8716/xsi-dir]
Same logs on screen is if I run ./xsibackup without parameters.
Log file is empty.
This is me jobs/001 :
"/vmfs/volumes/datastore1/xsi-dir/xsibackup" \
--backup-prog=Vmkfstools \
--backup-point="/vmfs/volumes/datastore2/backup" \
--backup-type=Running \
--backup-how=Hot \
--date-dir=yes \
--use-smtp=1 \
--mail-to=xxx@xxx.xx \
--backup-id=001 \
--description="Simple Vmkfstools backup" \
--exec=yes >> "/vmfs/volumes/datastore1/xsi-dir/var/logs/xsibackup.log"
Thx for help.
Peter
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Hey,
do u want to make a backup?
LG
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Yes, I want make backup. Next step will be configuration cron for daily backup.
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In (c)ESXi 7.0.0 only plain backups made by using --backup-prog=vmkfstools are supported by (c)XSIBackup-Free.
This is due to (c)VMWare having made some drastic changes in the way ESXi behaves. New (c)ESXi 7.0.0 blocks read access to all files, including the -flat.vmdk files all the time, even when a snapshot has been taken. These changes lead to all backup methods other than --backup-prog=vmkfstools being useless.
On addition, we haven't announced compatibility with ESXi 7 so far. (c)XSIBackup-DC will indeed be compatible with ESXi 7.0 from version 1.3.0.0
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I foud solution ... ./xsibackup = edit line No.995
But I have next problem with email notifications.
I have problem add rule in /etc/vmware/firewall/service.xml .
I'm having trouble changing file permissions :
[root@HPMicroS01-ESXi70:~] chmod 644 /etc/vmware/firewall/service.xml
chmod: /etc/vmware/firewall/service.xml: Operation not permitted
[root@HPMicroS01-ESXi70:~]
Thx for help!
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VMWare has blocked read access to all files in ESXi 7.0.0, including the firewall configuration file, thus you will no longer be able to create custom firewall rules, unless we or somebody else comes up with a solution.
Our temporary workaround in DC 1.3.0.0 is to disable the firewall during the second that takes to send the e-mail. The security concerns are limited if used in a LAN or controlled environment. We believe nobody uses ESXi with an internet address assigned to it.
(c)XSIBackup-DC will address this in v. 1.3.0.0 (about to be launched) by reading from the iSCSI disk, but Pro will still take some time to adopt the solution, if it ecer does.
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