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home about goals brisk-it just another it blog home about goals veeam quick post: bug in veeam quick migration posted by maarten van driessen on september 20, 2017 last week i was moving some vms for a client using veeam quick migration. during the migration, i happened to stumble upon some strange behavior. the source vms make up an oracle rac cluster, using shared vmdks. one of the requirements for setting up shared vmdks, using the multi-writer option, is that they are thick eager zeroed disks. when the vms got to the other side, they wouldn’t boot. i figured something went wrong during the migration so i tried it again. once the second run completed, the vms still wouldn’t boot so i started digging around some more. the error message i was getting was rather vague; “incompatible device backing specified for device ‘0’.” . after verifying the config of both nodes i eventually decided to look at the disk type on the destination side. that’s when i noticed the disk type was thick provisioned lazy zeroed. ahah, that’s why they didn’t want to boot! after manually inflating the disks, they were up and running again. i’m starting to suspect that this is a bug. running some tests i started building some more test vms just to prove that this was, in fact, a bug. one of the options you can set during the quick migration wizard, is the disk type. you can explicitly select each of the types, or you can have veeam use the same format as on the source side. explicitly selecting thick provisioned eager zeroed or using the same as source also produced a vm with lazy zeroed disks. time to submit a ticket! as usual, veeam support was very helpful and investigated the issue. a couple days later they came back to me and confirmed this was indeed a bug that will be fixed in an upcoming version. workaround this bug is a minor inconvenience since there is an easy workaround. you can login to an esxi server using ssh and convert the vmdk using the command vmkfstools --eagerzero /vmfs/volumes/datastorename/vmname/vmname.vmdk 1 vmkfstools -- eagerzero / vmfs / volumes / datastorename / vmname / vmname . vmdk more info on how to convert a vmdk can be found in this vmware kb. office 365 publicly share office 365 room calendar posted by maarten van driessen on april 7, 2017 a customer asked me if it was possible to have a room mailbox automatically accept meeting requests from external parties. they would also like to publish the calendar of that specific room publicly. accept meetings from external parties let’s start with the first question. by default, resource mailboxes only accept requests from internal senders. as you might guess, you can’t change this behavior through the gui, powershell to the rescue! since i didn’t know the cmdlet that would let me change this behavior, the first thing i did was look for all “calendar cmdlets”. after connecting to the office 365 powershell, i ran this command powershell get-command *calendar* commandtype name version source ----------- ---- ------- ------ function get-calendardiagnosticanalysis 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function get-calendardiagnosticlog 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function get-calendardiagnosticobjects 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function get-calendarnotification 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function get-calendarprocessing 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function get-mailboxcalendarconfiguration 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function get-mailboxcalendarfolder 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function set-calendarnotification 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function set-calendarprocessing 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function set-mailboxcalendarconfiguration 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif function set-mailboxcalendarfolder 1.0 tmp_xse1ew1u.eif 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 get-command * calendar * commandtype name version source -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- function get-calendardiagnosticanalysis 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function get-calendardiagnosticlog 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function get-calendardiagnosticobjects 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function get-calendarnotification 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function get-calendarprocessing 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function get-mailboxcalendarconfiguration 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function get-mailboxcalendarfolder 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function set -calendarnotification 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function set -calendarprocessing 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function set -mailboxcalendarconfiguration 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif function set -mailboxcalendarfolder 1 . 0 tmp_xse1ew1u . eif seems like there are a few cmdlets concerning calendars, good info for the second question! the get-calendarprocessing cmdlet looks promising, let’s try it out! powershell get-mailbox "test room" | get-calendarprocessing | fl runspaceid : 9f1b6e5d-09a6-40d9-9b83-8006a50d4284 automateprocessing : autoupdate allowconflicts : false bookingwindowindays : 180 maximumdurationinminutes : 1440 allowrecurringmeetings : true enforceschedulinghorizon : true scheduleonlyduringworkhours : false conflictpercentageallowed : 0 maximumconflictinstances : 0 forwardrequeststodelegates : true deleteattachments : true deletecomments : true removeprivateproperty : true deletesubject : true addorganizertosubject : true deletenoncalendaritems : true tentativependingapproval : true enableresponsedetails : true organizerinfo : true resourcedelegates : {} requestoutofpolicy : {} allrequestoutofpolicy : false bookinpolicy : {} allbookinpolicy : true requestinpolicy : {} allrequestinpolicy : false addadditionalresponse : false additionalresponse : removeoldmeetingmessages : true addnewrequeststentatively : true processexternalmeetingmessages : false removeforwardedmeetingnotifications : false mailboxownerid : test room identity : test room isvalid : true objectstate : changed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 get -mailbox "test room" | get-calendarprocessing | fl runspaceid : 9f1b6e5d -09a6 -40d9 -9b83 -8006a50d4284 automateprocessing : autoupdate allowconflicts : false bookingwindowindays : 180 maximumdurationinminutes : 1440 allowrecurringmeetings : true enforceschedulinghorizon : true scheduleonlyduringworkhours : false conflictpercentageallowed : 0 maximumconflictinstances : 0 forwardrequeststodelegates : true deleteattachments : true deletecomments : true removeprivateproperty : true deletesubject : true addorganizertosubject : true deletenoncalendaritems : true tentativependingapproval : true enableresponsedetails : true organizerinfo : true resourcedelegates : { } requestoutofpolicy : { } allrequestoutofpolicy : false bookinpolicy : { } allbookinpolicy : true requestinpolicy : { } allrequestinpolicy : false addadditionalresponse : false additionalresponse : removeoldmeetingmessages : true addnewrequeststentatively : true processexternalmeetingmessages : false removeforwardedmeetingnotifications : false mailboxownerid : test room identity : test room isvalid : true objectstate : changed as you can see on the highlighted line, this is exactly the property we were looking for. let’s change it so we get the desired behavior. in the get-command output, i saw a cmdlet set-calendarprocessing, this seems like the right one. powershell get-mailbox "test room" | set-calendarprocessing -processexternalmeetingmessages $true 1 get-mailbox "test room" | set -calendarprocessing -processexternalmeetingmessages $true this change will only affect new meeting requests, requests that have already been refused won’t be automatically accepted. publish calendar publicly in the cmdlets we got earlier, there wasn’t really one that stood out as a “possible match” so let’s look at the attributes of the calendar itself. in essence, the calendar is just a folder inside of a mailbox object. let’s query that folder directly. powershell get-mailboxcalendarfolder [email protected]:\calendar | fl runspaceid : identity : test room:\calendar publishenabled : false publishdaterangefrom : threemonths publishdaterangeto : threemonths detailleve

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