What about if you restore it without keeping replication? Restore it under another name if you don't want to overwrite the other one.

As I said before, how are you creating the logins and the users?

Ok, cool 🙂 . You don't need to pause log-shipping, you just need to get your network/systems guys to make sure they change the settings in Veeam (or whatever they're...

Two lines down in the screenshot you have a line that says 'Could not find a log backup file that could be applied to secondary database'. Have a look at...

Try the restore again?

No, that's not normal. How are you doing it? (Through the GUI or by using create login [domain\user] from Windows ?)

(dup.)

... alternatively, have you got a scheduled maintenance plan (that takes a log backup) running at around that time each day?

Have you got some kind of VM backup job running every day at around that time?

First things first, you need a backslash there, not a forward-slash, e.g. Domain\username, not Domain/username

Secondly, have you actually granted that account permission to log in? It doesn't happen automatically. Log...

First things first, you need a backslash there, not a forward-slash, e.g. Domain\username, not Domain/username

Secondly, have you actually granted that account permission to log in? It doesn't happen automatically. Log...

(Dup.)

Before you made it a sysadmin, was the login you were using for database mail a member of the DatabaseMailUserRole database role in msdb? Do this then remove it from...

What happens when you start it manually?

The error message in the screenshot you posted earlier was because your log file was older than your full and differential backups (it was taken before they were), so you...