Object VM name not found

Backup Technology: VEEAM


ISSUE: Job fails with the following error message, “Task failed Error: Object <vmname> not found”

Check the log file for the following entries:

Error    Failed to expand object added to the job. Object: 'Object, id: , name: <vmname>, type: VM, vi type: VirtualMachine, host name: ’.
Error    Object <vmname> not found. (System.Exception)

The most direct resolution can be verified by editing the job, selecting the “Virtual Machines” tab, then selecting recalculate. Below is the screenshot for the same.

If any VM whose size comes back as “Not Available”, one should attempt the below as a resolution
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Cause:
This error is caused by the VM’s unique inventory reference identification number (MOREF, or Managed Object Reference) changing within the virtual infrastructure, or the VM having been deleted. Veeam is still attempting to find the VM by its old reference ID number based on a “find vm by NAME where REFID = X” query.

Note: The most common events that cause a VM MOREF ID to change are:
  • Reinstallation or creation of a new vCenter server where the old VC database is not reused.
  • A VM is removed from inventory and then added back to inventory.
  • In rare cases a host crash, which prompts the host to be removed and added back to the VC may cause the VMs on that host get new MOREF IDs.
Solution:

Go to the Backup Infrastructure and rescan the vCenter Server.

Remove and re-add VMs affected by this behavior back to the job.

Please note that in version of Veeam Backup & Replication 6.1 and newer, the console session caches the Ref-IDs to make navigation faster. If the Ref-IDs have recently changed, the cache will most likely not have the correct Ref-IDs. To force the Ref-ID cache to be flushed, press the “Add” button and then click the refresh button within the “Add Objects” dialog.










After you have flushed the cache, proceed to re-add the VMs to the job.

After you have added the VMs back to the job, click Finish. Then, open the job once more and repeat the “Recalculate” action.

All VMs should now correctly report their sizes and processes with this will now proceed in your Backup or Replication job.


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