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This health-check reviews automatic backup job configuration and identifies if any are found. Examples of responses for this health-check: Test Result Result code Result Interpretation Pass 0 No automatic backup job configurations were found. Warning 1 Automatic backup job configuration found. Failure 2 This test has no failure result. Critical 3 This test has no critical result. Each test that passes is not listed in the summary report, for ease of reading. An example of the VxVerify health-check output is shown below: #========================#======#=========#====================================================================#==============# | Hostname / Category |Status Dell_KB | Warnings or Failures, unless tests Passed ; Product S.N. | #========================#======#=========#====================================================================#==============# | VxRM | Warning 340763| bkp_sched: Backup schedule job found. |
Update failed during the VxRail Manager postupdate stage. After VxRail Manager reboots, the backup reconfiguration task fails because the backup scheduling service has a running PID. vxr-manager:/mystic/vxm_backup_restore # mcp_python vxm_backup_restore.py -l Current user is root. We can do current job. /tmp/vxm_backup_restore.pid already exists, exiting wait 30 seconds retry[1/10]
To avoid issue during an upgrade, follow the steps below: Change the backup setting to manual After completing the update from VxRail Manager, change back the backup configurations as the previous set. To set or change the backup policy using the wizard, enter: cd /mystic/vxm_backup_restore/ For VxRail 8.0.240, enter: python vxm_backup_restore.py -c For VxRail 8.0.300 and later, enter: mcp_python vxm_backup_restore.py -c Then use prompts to change existing settings.
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