Invalid State

In Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365, a backup repository can be put into the Invalid state in any of the following cases:

  • A repository lock in an object storage repository is missing.

A repository lock means that this object storage repository is in use by a backup proxy server or a backup proxy pool. Access to the object storage repository metadata is limited. A lock file is saved to the RepositoryLock directory. For more information, see Object Storage Repository Structure.

  • A trusted certificate for S3 Compatible object storage repository has been changed.
  • If any of the following is true for an object storage repository:
  • A connection to an object storage repository is missing.
  • A container or bucket is missing or has been renamed.
  • A repository folder is missing or has been renamed.
  • A connection to DAS or NAS is missing.

Such an invalid backup repository becomes available after your DAS or NAS is online.

Once a repository is put into the Invalid state, back up to or restore from such a repository is impossible.

Invalid backup repositories can be found in the Backup Infrastructure view under the Backup Repositories > Invalid node.

Note

For more information on how to troubleshoot the Invalid state, see this Veeam KB article.

Invalid Repositories

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