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CDPJose
CDPJoseNot a newbie anymore
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
Veeam How-To-Videos Series

How-to-video series is designed to help users to get started with Veeam products and better understand how to use them most effectively when it comes to achieving comprehensive modern data protection.Want to know what backup type do you need? How to launch a specific Veeam function or make a certain type of restore? These 5 to 15-minute videos will give you a brief technical overview, including best practices on modernizing backup, cloud migration, and data security.Get access to these training videos anytime from anywhere. Start learning today! Veeam YouTube how-to-videos playlist Veeam.com How-to-Videos Playlist - https://www.veeam.com/how-to-videos.htmlNote: If you have a request for a how-to-video, please drop a comment below.

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eprieto
3 years ago
Rick Vanover
Rick VanoverRICKATRON
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
Check changes in Active Directory DNS with Veeam

How many times has DNS been the problem? Well, Veeam Explorer for Active Directory’s Compare with Production capability may be a way to help you see if there have been changes in DNS. This is so easy to use, check out this video explaining how this works:You can also watch my Veeam Live session on Application recovery as well (have to register there however)​​​​

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haslund
3 years ago
haslund
haslundMr. VMCE
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
How much repository space do I need?

If you are not sure how much space you might need, then an excellent “unofficial” tool tool created by @Timothy Dewin is available at http://rps.dewin.me/ - The Restore Point Simulator.The tool can help you size for:Backup jobs Backup copy jobs Replication jobsWhile the tool appears straight forward, I have noticed on several occasions people misunderstood which data to input: Common mistakes include sizing a backup copy job and then inputting the size of the source VBK file as the used size GB. This would mean you are doubling up data reductions which will of course not happen. A very cool feature is the easy Export check box that will give you a URL to come back and review the estimate and how did you reach it: 

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haslund
3 years ago
haslund
haslundMr. VMCE
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
#HomelabWednesday - How to configure automatic startup of virtual machines

In this week's episode of #HomelabWednesdays, I show you how to easily configure the automatic startup of virtual machines in your home lab. This is very convenient if you don’t want to keep your physical host powered on 24/7 :-)Don’t forget to subscribe to get automatic notifications whenever a new video is released.

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Rick Vanover
3 years ago
michaelcade
michaelcadeProduct Strategy
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
#2MinTuesday - Veeam Backup IO Control

The #2MinTues series is aimed at showing something short and sharp in a video format to help the wider community.This will range across all Veeam products. If you would like to see something specific please leave a comment down below.This video will demonstrate how you can make sure that your backup tasks never affect your production workloads! 

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haslund
3 years ago
eprieto
eprietoOn the path to Greatness
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
Veeam Ready Database ​​​​✅

 The Veeam Ready database provides a list of all partner solutions that have successfully passed Veeam’s testing criteria. Solutions are grouped by company name, Veeam Ready classification, and more.  So, you can select by Alliance Partner - Model Family - Category Example:  I chose by category  I think it is something very useful when it comes to having any questions about compatibility and Veeam Product Release Support . https://www.veeam.com/ready.html?x-clickref=1011lbSfagY2  

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eprieto
3 years ago
eprieto
eprietoOn the path to Greatness
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
Veeam Backup Repository Design 🔥

In another Topic, I wrote  about designing a Proxy In This Topic will see about the repository design.We need to consider The key recommendation is to follow the 3-2-1 rule. Calculate 1 core and 4GB RAM per repository task slot. The recommended minimum for a repository is 2 cores and 8GB RAM.Sizing  The recommended amount of CPU for a repository is 1 core per concurrent configured task slot on a repository server. Configure at minimum a 2 core and 8GB RAM repository server to allow the operating system to be more responsive. When sizing task slots on a repository you have to understand when and how many task slots are consumed. Any write process will consume a task slot. So backing up 10 VMs in one job using per-job backup chains will only write one file (VBK/VIB) in the end - so it consumes one task slot. Running the same backup job with per-VM backup files will create one file per VM and thus can leverage up to 10 tasks slots (when available). Backup Copy Jobs, Agent Backups and

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eprieto
3 years ago
eprieto
eprietoOn the path to Greatness
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
Two thing that you need to consider 👉"Backup Methods Pros & Cons 🤓Impact On Destination Storage"

  I hope that this two consideration will usefull to you I await your likes and comments 

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haslund
3 years ago
vmiss33
vmiss33Comes here often
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Did you know you’re 30 minutes away from Orchestrated Disaster Recovery?

Did you know you’re 30 minutes away from Orchestrated DR at any given moment?Veeam Availability Orchestrator takes just 20 minutes to configure, and it takes less than 10 minutes to create an Orchestration Plan, what we call your your fully documented and automated DR plan.Don’t believe me?  I have proof!  Those videos cover everything you need to get started after you have installed VAO, and run through the initial configuration wizard, which couldn’t be simpler.Here’s a few more tips I’ve discovered along the way and am sharing:Install the VAO agent on all of your Veeam Backup & Replication servers.  Once you install the agent, VAO understands the jobs you already have configured, and can orchestrate their recovery.  Simple! If you use NetApp storage, be sure to have your SnapMirrors configured ahead of time if they aren’t already.  Once you add your storage systems, you guessed it, VAO understands the relationships you have and can orchestrate their recovery! vSphere Tags make t

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vmiss33
3 years ago
Rick Vanover
Rick VanoverRICKATRON
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
Veeam ONE Restore Operator Activity Report - Scheduled!

You may be aware of the Veeam ONE Restore Operator Activity Report, this one is my favorite. I recommend everyone set up this report for regular automatic generation, which is explained here: https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/one/reporter/schedule_reports.html?ver=100 See the video below on how to do it! 

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haslund
3 years ago
haslund
haslundMr. VMCE
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
Building a home lab - YouTube Video series

I recently started a YouTube video series on how to build your own home lab. New videos are posted each Wednesday so don’t forget to subscribe to get notifications when a new video goes live.

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haslund
3 years ago
vNote42
vNote42On the path to Greatness
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What else is new in Veeam B&R v10 (PowerShell snapin)

When creating or changing SureBackup settings using the Veeam PowerShell Snapin, not all options were provided by the Snapin. For example startup timeout could not be set by PowerShell. Fortunately this is now possible with v10-Snapin. See the picture for details: New Option in v10 Snapin        

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vNote42
3 years ago
michaelcade
michaelcadeProduct Strategy
posted in Blogs and Podcasts
#2MinTuesday - YouTube Video Demos

I have started a new series on my personal YouTube channel. The #2MinTues series is aimed at showing something short and sharp in a video format to help the wider community. This will range across all Veeam products. 

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michaelcade
3 years ago

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