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Implement Security and Compliance by adding more security controls.Each time a change is applied take a snapshot, restart the server, and run propaedeutic tests to verify that the change did not cause a failure.Remote Desktop Service (TermService) should be disabled – passedWhile not always necessary, consider restarting the server to ensure that the changes take effect.# Stop the Remote Desktop Services (TermService)Stop-Service -Name TermService -Force # Disable the Remote Desktop Services (TermService)Set-Service -Name TermService -StartupType DisabledRemote Registry service (RemoteRegistry) should be disabled – PassedGet-service "RemoteRe*" | Sort-Object "status,service name" | ft -autosizeSet-Service RemoteRegistry -startuptype "disabled" Windows Remote Management (WinRM) service should be disabled - Not implemented@Mildur thanks for the correction ;)Get-Service -Name WinRM -DependentServicesStop-Service -Name WinRM -Force -VerboseStop-Service -Name WinrmSet-Service WinRM -startu
In part I of this series we have seen how to move a tape library with all data to another VBR server which has already data on it.https://community.veeam.com/blogs-and-podcasts-57/veeam-and-tape-i-moving-a-tape-library-with-data-from-one-vbr-server-to-another-1654 The open question was, how do I get my tapes with data to the correct media pools without losing my data…When you select to move a tape to a media pool the following message appears:So, the tapes are marked free, and the data is lost when a tape is moved? A quick check of the helpcenter and the forums says exactly this…https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/moving_tapes_to_custom_pool.html?ver=110But is this correct?Fortunately, it is not. The tape is marked free when it is moved, but the data on the tape is not lost. Its metadata is deleted from the Veeam database – and this can be recreated. All the tapes from the new library are assigned to the pool “Imported” Move the tapes to their corresponding media pools.
I am setting up VBO to back up 365 data to the cloud as we are starting to migrate all users to 365. I have read it’s best to separate repos instead of just having one repo for the whole organization.Anyone have an example of best setup? So far I am starting out creating separate repos for OneDrive, Teams, Sharepoint, Groups and separate jobs for each one of those. Is this a good approach? I was also going to add one more repo for Users. Would that cover everything for now as we are currently still using exchange on prem? Should I also make one repo and job for the entire Org with all data in it? Or only have one repo with everything in it? Just want to make sure I set it up properly so I don’t realize I should have set it up differently a year down the road. Thanks!
Kubernetes ha revolucionado la forma en que desplegamos y gestionamos aplicaciones, pero proteger esa agilidad es una misión crítica. Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes v8.0 continúa el liderazgo de Veeam en la protección de datos de Kubernetes al introducir capacidades nuevas y mejoradas relacionadas con la gestión de operaciones, la seguridad y las cargas de trabajo de virtualización modernas. ¿Qué trae de nuevo Kasten V8 para unificar la virtualización y los contenedores? Una de las barreras que muchas empresas enfrentan es la brecha entre sus cargas de trabajo tradicionales (máquinas virtuales) y la nueva era de los contenedores. Veeam Kasten V8 continúa liderando la protección de datos de Kubernetes al introducir capacidades nuevas y mejoradas relacionadas con la gestión de operaciones, la seguridad y las cargas de trabajo de virtualización modernas.La novedad más interesante a mi parecer es la Recuperación a Nivel de Archivo (File-Level Recovery) para KubeVirt VM, porque esto significa
Scenario:Very recently a customer asked me if Veeam could leverage Data Domain mtree replica for DR purposes.Of course, the answer is YES! While this idea is not new, I thought it would be a good reminder of Veeam’s backup import capabilities. Steps:You must use Data Domain repository on the source site. It most likely will be declared as a DDboost share. The mtree should be replicated to the DR site. Note that the mtree replica will be Read Only! The mtree replica needs to be exposed as a share over your protocol of choice (CIFS, DDboost), so it can be defined in the DR VBR server. In this example, I chose DDboost.Note again that this DDboost share is Read Only! The last step is to declare that DR DDboost share and import backups You should now be able to access these backups from the “Disk (Imported)” section. Remember that you will have to manually rescan that repository in order to refresh new “mtree replicated” restore points.
Hey all,I'd like to share an experience I encountered with one of my clients who uses the Virtual Lab functionality to test their backups.Problem:Suddenly the SureBackup starts to fail. When the SureBackup job launches, it fails during VM registration with vCenter Investigation:My virtual labs are properly set up in Veeam and the association with the ESXi is OK. As a reminder, a Virtual Lab must be assigned to a unique ESX host. If you move the Virtual Lab Vm to another ESX, your jobs will failed. On the vCenter side, all virtual labs are presents in their respective folder.But I noticed that the Resource pools are all missing.My client is using DRS in his Vmware infrastructure, I asked him if DRS has been disabled recently and the answer was : YES!Impact when DRS is disabled:As resource pools are a bit of DRS functionality, they are deleted when DRS is disabled.Solution:You may turn off vSphere DRS for a cluster.If you disable vSphere DRS, the resource pools are removed from the clust
Backup Copy Job targeting a SOBR (Scale-Out Backup Repository) with a Synology extent are failing.Error;Error (3): No scale-out repository extents have sufficient disk space to store the backup file. (System.Exception)No extents found for backup chain. Tried this registry fix , no luck https://www.veeam.com/kb2282The SOBR extent has 2.9 TB of free space.Backup objects size is 11.9 TB I don’t know if this will help the required size Svc.VeeamBackup.RTSDispatcher.log14.05.2025 10:58:22.234] <32> Info (3) [RTS] Updating Extent id = 96963ca1- - actual free space to 722861084509. 2494699352227 is excluded from real free space 3217560436736 as 1% of capacity reserved[14.05.2025 10:58:22.234] <32> Info (3) [RTS] Estimated free space on Extent id 96963ca1- is 722861084509 bytes, (original size = 722861084509, active tasks = 0)[14.05.2025 10:58:22.234] <32> Info (3) [RTS] Updating Container id = 003b65d0 actual free space to 722861084509. 249469935
Since upgrading our backup server to Windows 2025, on Veeam the WD devices are showing as unavailable and we are unable to rejoin them to active directory.This has only happened since upgrading to windows server 2025
Not new to the software but new to setting up a backup system. I will be “promoted” to Backup Administrator and as part of the training I need to set up my own system. Currently, I have VEEAM B&R 12 installed on a desktop and running two tests - one successful, the other is a failure.Test One is creating a simple job - VEEAM to back up a directory on the same desktop which is my “server”. The job works fine, understand the setup and job tasks.Test TWO is creating a simple job to an endpoint (my laptop). I managed to set up the job and laptop has windows agent installed.VEEAM cannot:2025-05-28 1:42:45 PM Failed Failed to send backup job configuration to <laptop> Error: Failed to update backup job Managed by agent job ID: 04100ad7-e66a-4b4d-8221-74baf1c52987. Managed by agent job name: Agent Backup Policy 6. Invalid job configuration. Connection problems. Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. Failed to establish connection: no valid IP addresses were found
Hi all,Relatively new to the community; been working with Veeam a while now, though!After finally sorting some bits out, I’ve built out a home lab to play with Veeam, but also use my own data as a way to gather experience about day-to-day use of Veeam (I am an architect, so naturally, I never touch the product in anger 🙄 - hoping to fixing that!)I’m loosely aware that the Veeam for Mac agent is relatively new, so while I understand there will be bugs, my current experience has been fairly frustrating (I don't want to treat this as a support-request post, so wont go into specifics). What is your experience of using the Mac agent so far?
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