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Failed to get guest OS path for newly attached disk [vsanDatastore] there are 2 new disks with uuid

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Failed to get guest OS path for newly attached disk [vsanDatastore] there are 2 new disks with uuid

KB ID: 4460
Product: Veeam Backup & Replication | 12
Published: 2023-06-15
Last Modified: 2023-06-15

Challenge

A backup job using a Linux-based VMware Backup Proxy fails with the error:

Failed to get guest OS path for newly attached disk [vsanDatastore] <uuid>/<vm_disk_name>.vmdk: there are 2 new disks with uuid <uuid>

Cause

This error occurs when the Linux-based VMware Backup Proxy processing the virtual machine has multipath enabled.

Solution

To resolve this issue, disable multipath on the Linux-based VMware Backup Proxy, and reboot it.

Example:

sudo systemctl disable multipathd
sudo systemctl disable multipath-tools
sudo reboot

More Information    

If multipath cannot be disabled, update the /etc/multipath.conf file to exclude VMware's virtual disks from multipath topology discovery.

Add (if not already present) to the defaults { section:

	user_friendly_names yes
Add to the blacklist { section:
	device {
vendor "VMware"
product "Virtual disk"
}
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