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    Problem accessing ZCS upstream server. Cannot connect to the ZCS upstream server. Connection is refused.

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    • dbeatoD
      dbeato
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      What backup system are you using? or script for that matter.

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        scottalanmiller @dbeato
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        @dbeato said in Problem accessing ZCS upstream server. Cannot connect to the ZCS upstream server. Connection is refused.:

        What backup system are you using? or script for that matter.

        And how much is being backed up? Might be too much.

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          nagendra @scottalanmiller
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          @scottalanmiller you mean size ?? its around 2 GB every hour. it worked for almost 1 day but next day this issue started .. nvm i will start backup every nite or every 6 hrs

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            scottalanmiller @nagendra
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            @nagendra said in Problem accessing ZCS upstream server. Cannot connect to the ZCS upstream server. Connection is refused.:

            @scottalanmiller you mean size ?? its around 2 GB every hour. it worked for almost 1 day but next day this issue started .. nvm i will start backup every nite or every 6 hrs

            That's not very much. That should take no time at all. Any idea why it is so slow?

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            • dbeatoD
              dbeato @nagendra
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              @nagendra Okay but what backup are you using? 2 GB per hour is not that bad what we might need to know is the underlying storage and hardware.

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                scottalanmiller @dbeato
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                @dbeato said in Problem accessing ZCS upstream server. Cannot connect to the ZCS upstream server. Connection is refused.:

                @nagendra Okay but what backup are you using? 2 GB per hour is not that bad what we might need to know is the underlying storage and hardware.

                And what tool are you using for the backups? Veeam Endpoint? R&R?

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                  nagendra @scottalanmiller
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                  @scottalanmiller am using shell script for backup...

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                    scottalanmiller @nagendra
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                    @nagendra said in Problem accessing ZCS upstream server. Cannot connect to the ZCS upstream server. Connection is refused.:

                    @scottalanmiller am using shell script for backup...

                    Understood.

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                    • dbeatoD
                      dbeato @nagendra
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                      @nagendra Okay are you using any of this?
                      https://github.com/lucascbeyeler/zmbackup
                      https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Open_Source_Edition_Backup_Procedure

                      I use the first link with a slightly modified backup of the mailboxes deleted items since the hot backup doesn't backup those folders (This is the opensource version).

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                        nagendra @dbeato
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                        @dbeato ohh thanks for the tools i will give a try..

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                        • dbeatoD
                          dbeato
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                          If this is a VM server you can also use LVM for snapshots.

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                            nagendra @dbeato
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                            @dbeato yes its VM .. LVM Snapshot ?? i have option but havent tried it... can we scheduled the backup

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                              dbeato @nagendra
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                              @nagendra LVM Snapshot are what Volume Shadow Copies are for Windows in Linux. Did you setup your Linux server with an LVM volume?

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                                nagendra @dbeato
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                                @dbeato yes

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                                • dbeatoD
                                  dbeato @nagendra
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                                  @nagendra Take a look at
                                  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lvm
                                  https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Open_Source_Edition_Backup_Procedure
                                  They both provide LVM backups examples
                                  https://github.com/srvg/sysadmintools/blob/master/zimbrackup/backup_zimbra.sh

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                                  • Reid CooperR
                                    Reid Cooper
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                                    Is a snap going to be better than a direct grab in this case? File grab, compress, send... might be the simplest thing.

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                                      dbeato @Reid Cooper
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                                      @reid-cooper Yeah, there are couple of options 🙂

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