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Unable to connect to SQL Server OLD NAMEVeeamServer\VEEAMSQL2016. Disconnecting from SQL Server (ServerInstance= ) Removing ‘Initial Catalog’ property from connection string Connecting to SQL Server (CurrentUser=, ServerInstance=, Options=) “ Minimal supported database server version is. This is what you get after your reboot your Veeam Server after changing the server name.Īnd if you check the Veeam logs (that are located in C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Backup) you see something similar to this: If you change the Server name, then since Veeam still has the old name, it cannot connect to the DB instance. When Veeam Server starts its services, start and connect the Veeam Backup Server to the SQL database. In this blog post, we will explain how to rename a Veeam Backup Server in a Windows Server and bypass the issues with Veeam Services.Īs we know, Veeam Backup Server DB is a SQL Express.

This is a simple task in a Windows Server, but if you have Veeam Backup Replication already installed, then you will have some issues after you reboot the server. To be precise, this is true for any VDI-based backup software, not just Veeam.Many times administrators need to rename their servers. If I did Veeam backups at 10:00 AM and 10:30 AM, I can restore the database to only 10:00 AM or 10:30AM, not to any point before or in between. Point-in-time recovery in SQL Server terms means restoring to a point that occurs anywhere within the range of the log backup file.įor example, if I backed up the log at 10:00 AM and then again at 10:30 AM, I could use the log backups to restore to any point in time within the range of the log backups, such 9:59:45 AM or 10:17:56 AM. You can only restore to the point in time you selected at backup time.

They support backing up to a point in time, not restoring to a specific point in time. You're probably thinking, "but wait, their docs say that restoring to a point in time is supported." And it does not support point-in-time restores. For example, it does not support restoring specific pages for online recovery from corruption. No VDI based backup software supports everything that SQL Server offers natively.