Hi redhorse,
Just a quick question, is the Mount Server located on the source site? I'm guessing that's why it's taking a bit for the processing as the mount is happening cross sites. You mentioned there's no chance to put a server on the remote site, but is there a server that could act as mount server?
And yes, by default SureBackup checks the most recent point in the full verification mode, but you can tell Surebackup to check specific restore points if desired. So the most recent point is verified in the full verification mode to ensure it can boot and pass the SureBackup boot verification tests, but this test will pull data blocks from all restore points (full and incremental) required for the restore point in question to boot. (e.g., if you have Full backup + 4 incremental points (restore points 1-5). Restore point 5 depends on data in points 3, 2, and 1 (full backup) to boot, so those backup files will be read from during SureBackup)
Just a quick question, is the Mount Server located on the source site? I'm guessing that's why it's taking a bit for the processing as the mount is happening cross sites. You mentioned there's no chance to put a server on the remote site, but is there a server that could act as mount server?
And yes, by default SureBackup checks the most recent point in the full verification mode, but you can tell Surebackup to check specific restore points if desired. So the most recent point is verified in the full verification mode to ensure it can boot and pass the SureBackup boot verification tests, but this test will pull data blocks from all restore points (full and incremental) required for the restore point in question to boot. (e.g., if you have Full backup + 4 incremental points (restore points 1-5). Restore point 5 depends on data in points 3, 2, and 1 (full backup) to boot, so those backup files will be read from during SureBackup)
Statistics: Posted by david.domask — May 05, 2025 10:40 am
