Tag: Linux
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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS & Netplan Not Creating Bonded Interface
Did you know that you can’t monitor both MII and ARP in a bonded network interface with Netplan? I didn’t! In this blog I explain the difference between them, and how to configure them and troubleshoot!
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Veeam & Veeam Supported Products Reaching End of Life in 2024
Times change, and software changes with them, until it’s no longer supported. At any point, a patch to an operating system, a .NET framework update, or anything else really, could end up with the software no longer being backed up properly, or not working at all in production. Without valid support there’s no process to…
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Red Hat Announces a Change to the Open Source Availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux
A few years after Red Hat converted CentOS into CentOS Stream, Red Hat are making further changes that impact downstream derivatives of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, more details are available within this blog post.
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Veeam Backup & Replication – Linux Agent Deployment & Management with Active Directory
Linux + Active Directory doesn’t have to be a nightmare, and Veeam Agent Deployment & Management is no exception to this, I show you how easily it works together in this blog post.
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Veeam Supported Products Reaching End of Life in 2023
Times change, and software changes with them, until it’s no longer supported. At any point, a patch to an operating system, a .NET framework update, or anything else really, could end up with the software no longer being backed up properly, or not working at all in production. Without valid support there’s no process to…
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Veeam Supported Products Reaching End of Life in 2022
After my last post highlighting the Veeam software that reaches end of support in 2022, I wanted to expand this further and discuss software that Veeam works with that will be approaching end of life in 2022. Why does this matter when I’m just trying to protect the data? Times change, and software changes with…
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VMware Workstation Pro 16 for Linux – Unable to Compile modules
So I recently revived an old laptop to run Ubuntu and the first thing I installed was VMware Workstation. When first starting VMware Workstation I was asked to compile the vmmon and vmnet modules. Unfortunately, it failed, when reviewing the output (stored within the /tmp/ folder) I found the following key lines (collated below): The…
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![Veeam Agent for Linux – Failed to create Volume Snapshot / Failed to Load Module [veeamsnap]](https://micoolpaul.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/veeam-linux.jpg?w=1024)
Veeam Agent for Linux – Failed to create Volume Snapshot / Failed to Load Module [veeamsnap]
So I had a unique support case recently, a customer using Veeam Agent for Linux with mixed success, they had one particular server that worked fine during implementation and then after a week the backups had started to immediately fail. The server was unable to load the veeamsnap module. Veeam themselves have a great article…
Michael Paul | @micoolpaul 