HOTFIX: A backup to Azure Backup fails if the data source is larger than 850 GB

First published on TECHNET on Aug 28, 2014

When you use Azure Backup to back up your data, the backup fails if the data source is larger than 850 gigabytes (GB). A typical data source in such a case is a volume, a Hyper-V virtual machine or a Microsoft SQL Server database.

For additional details and a link to a downloadable hotfix that resolves this issue, please see the following:

KB2989574 - A backup to Azure Backup fails if the data source is larger than 850 GB ( http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2989574 )

J.C. Hornbeck | Solution Asset PM | Microsoft GBS Management and Security Division

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