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Hi,
I changed my physical server recently, migrated all data and now need to set up the Microsoft Azure Recovery Services again. The new server have the same name as the previous one, and it was authenticated with same key credentials.
I could o schedule a backup. But an error message was showed while trying to back up.
E:\ Microsoft Azure Recovery Services Agent has detected inconsistencies while verifying the latest backup. A new recovery point could not be created. The next backup will attempt to transfer the data again. If the issue persists, contact Microsoft support (0x086D7)
F:\ Microsoft Azure Recovery Services Agent has detected inconsistencies while verifying the latest backup. A new recovery point could not be created. The next backup will attempt to transfer the data again. If the issue persists, contact Microsoft support (0x086D7)
What could I do? It will be necessary to create a new backup vault?
Hello @Daniel Thank you for contacting us through Microsoft Q&A platform. Happy to assist you!
I understand that you are trying to set up MARS agent on your physical server with the same name as the old server. However, the backups are failing. If you have migrated all the data from the old server to the new server and have set up the Microsoft Azure Recovery Services agent on the new server with the same name and credentials as the old server, you should be able to schedule a backup without any issues. However, if you are receiving an error message while trying to back up, here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the backup schedule: Make sure that the backup schedule is configured correctly. If the backup schedule is not configured correctly, it can cause backup failures.
Check the disk space: Make sure that there is enough disk space available on the volume where the backup is being stored. If the volume is running low on disk space, it can cause backup failures.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may need to contact Microsoft Azure technical support team for further assistance.
Hi,
I believe that some not migrated folders was the problem.
I had to recreate a new recovery vault on azure. Now the problem is fixed.
@Daniel Thanks for the update! Glad to hear it is resolved :)