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We have an onpremise Veeam server that runs the following jobs:1. Backup to local storage (weekly full, daily incrementals)2. Copy job to Linux hardened repository (immutable)3. Copy job to Azure Blob cool storage (immutable)Now i would like to have the Azure monthly backups moved to archive tier. I'm assuming i have to use SOBR for this. The following question arise:i create a second immutable repository with longer immutability, say 1 year. After moving the full backup, will it calculate ‘initial backup date + 1 year’, or ‘SOBR copy date + 1 year’? do i need a new container for this or can i just create a folder within a container? if a backup is still immutable can it be moved to the archive tier? copying backups obviously generates a large amount of traffic. Download backup from one repository, upload to another. Is there something i can do to limit the amount of traffic and costs? what's the risk here? To move data the local Veeam server needs to have modify permissions in both th
Hackathon logo. Features Alfred, the community cat. Also shows arrows to Community, Development, Teamwork, Time, Presenting, Goal, and Brainstorm icons and text. These are parts included in the hackathonOn September 28, 2023, @JonahMay and I will organize the 1st Annual Veeam Community Hackathon! This event will start at 15:00 CEST/9:00 AM EST and will run for 24hTeams of 12-18 will work together and consist of people from all over the world, with the ultimate goal to bring the world together in a fun community event You are not required to participate for the full 24h but you are welcome to. Each group has a group-leader. This leader is someone from the Veeam100 group We are using members from the Veeam100 group because they are experts in the Veeam products. The teams should make the life of an end-user easier by creating a complementary product to one of the existing Veeam products. An example would be the Grafana dashboards created by @jorge.delacruz There is no limit on the te
Hi everyone,recenly i’m doing some test on the veeam backup&replication community edition on my Dell R710 which is running server 2019 standard. And at the first time, i can add a hyper-v server which is running server2019 (standalone) to the backup job, but once i deleted the job, i cannot add any hyper-v again.It always shows :Failed to connect to host 10.178.3.41Access denied or timeout expired. (sometimes is invalid namespace)Check if you have local administrator privileges on computer '10.178.3.41'.Possible reasons:1. Invalid credentials.2. Specified host is not a Hyper-V server.================what i did for this issue:https://www.veeam.com/kb1914 https://www.scribd.com/document/421024195/Veeam-Backup-Invalid-Credentials-Error-Adding-a-Hyper# I added both the target server and the server with the veeam installed to the domain created the local admin account for both server, using same account and pwd using domain admin account cannot work checking the port and disable the
We are trying to restore a huge DB which is part of a Always On Availability group to a test server. So the test server is up with the DB. However, the DB shows as Restoring after the restore. What is the work around to make the DB Ready? From what I’ve read, we need to drop the DB on this test server from the Availability Group. How can this be done without affecting the production DB. Our DBA is unable to drop the DB so reaching out to the community for alternative solutions.
This week Rickatron and @Madi.Cristil are up with a solid block of content! Maybe next week Rick can use the right microphone :). And @michaelcade → I threw a challenge your way, write up something on Terminator → what you do is cool! Watch this week’s episode here:The Linksvia @Stabz via @SteveHeart via @Geoff Burke Special Department NewsComing soon is the VeeamON Resiliency Summit this online event will have a sneak peek at some upcoming product capabilities → You don’t want to miss this!via @ertelle1, @tsainami and @allynz via @Madi.Cristil We are launching the Veeam 100 Show! You don’t want to miss this!The Veeam 100 Show introduction (Friday 29-September): (6) Unlocking the Veeam 100 Show: Discovering the Who, What, and Why | LinkedInFirst full episode with @anthonyspiteri79 and @replicatius: How to leverage existing Veeam object storage backups for Disaster Recovery (Thursday 5-October): (6) How to leverage existing Veeam object storage backups for Disaster Recovery | LinkedIn
During the lead-up to VeeamON, it was amazing to see what content was leading the pre-registration information. We have the most data here than ever before. Constantly back and forth with the “Architecting Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 at Scale” session, the session that @hannesk, Christoph Meyer and I are delivering was racing to the finish line as the leader. The “All Demo Session for Veeam Hardened Repository” was in the end the most popular pre-registered session, and as promised in the delivery in Miami, here is your everything you need to know guide.Post Publish Updates:1-June 2023: The installation requirements for the .ISO have been added. 1-June 2023: Video of installation of the .ISO has been added. 2-June 2023: Clarification on support, formatting of document. 5-June 2023: Updated .ISO with support banner and logon screen update, link updated. No changes to Ubuntu configuration or hardening script. 29-June 2023: Updated .ISO with one enhancement, offline installation w
Morning everyone, VMware vSphere 8.0 U2 is now available, with improvements to lifecycle management, AI workloads, and DevOps amongst others!https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2023/09/vsphere-8-update-2-now-available.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=vsphere-8-update-2-now-available A quick reminder to all, Veeam Backup & Replication v12 only supports up to vSphere 8.0 U1 currently. Veeam can’t start their validation until the code is available so we’ll now see Veeam begin their testing process. You can check the status of vSphere platform support here: https://www.veeam.com/kb2443Veeam typically target vSphere platform support within 90 days of release, so with the betas of VBR 12.1 functionality appearing online, I’d guess we won’t see 8.0 U2 support until 12.1 ships unless that encounters massive delays. So yes, wait for Veeam to support vSphere 8.0 U2 before you upgrade, there’s no point having all this new functionality if you can’t protect any of your work
Olá! Hoje vou comentar sobre a janela “Image Data” do Enterprise Manager: Este janela é exclusiva para tipos de cargas de trabalho com as seguintes integrações: VMware VMs Microsoft Hyper-V VMs Veeam AgentPara os tipos de backups configurados: Image-level Volume-level File-levelAbaixo as informações da janela: Processing speed - Velocidade média do processamento dos jobs. Source size - Tamanho de todas as máquinas processadas. Se elas estiverem em mais de um job, o tamanho não será duplicado no resultado. Full backups - Total de backup full. Não incluí cópias. Restore points - Total de incr. Também não incluí cópias. Se você nunca utilizou o Enterprise Manager.É um componente que gerencia relatórios e permite gerenciar múltiplas instalações do VBR.Por exemplo:Você tem vários servidores de backup e está com dificuldade para administrar tantas consoles. O Enterprise Manager te ajuda a orquestrar todas as instâncias em apenas um lugar! Vou trazer mais informações sobre nos próximos posts
VM SecurityThe last decade virtualization has been rapidly adopted by almost any organization in the world and became a standard industry practice. You may deploy Veeam Backup & Replication components as either a physical or virtual server. For most organizations, virtual is the recommended deployment for Veeam Backup & Replication components as the hypervisor already provides high availability, fault tolerance and great flexibility in sizing and scaling as the environment grows. Looking at the Veeam Backup & Replication components, the only component that we advise to deploy physical are Veeam Backup Repositories, but only when you have control over the hardware. This is because you still need a physical medium to place backup data on and you do not want to store it in the environment you are protecting. There are of course cases where all components including Veeam Backup Repositories will be virtualized, think of placement in Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure or IBM Cloud. Ena
Veeam has recently been upgraded from 11a to v12. Post upgrade we cant get into the web interface for Veeam ONE. Client app works….I’ve checked IIS, local logs etc, cant see anything….anyone seen this?
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