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Yes, this feature is not completely new in v11 - but it is a little bit hidden and I never found it before . So maybe it is new for others too. And there is also a cool improvement in v11!This filter is about getting a better overview of jobs and latest status. You can access them at Job-level in console.There you can create your own filtersand select the options you want to seeOptions are self explanatory. After adding a new filter, you can use this filter at Jobs-layer to see all jobs, matching the selected options.Of course you can edit and remove themAll of you, used this filter already may recognize a new options here. It is the possibility to Add this view to the job management tree.Which is a great little thing! When setting this option, filter will be available in left tree view as well!And can be edited there as well
This short 20 minute video explains how to setup our object storage integration so satisfy the 3-2-1 rule as well as making your backups immutable.
This video explores the history of the first ransomware strain and takes a look at what ransomware has evolved into today. Most importantly, we talk about how Veeam can help you protect your data against ransomware.
Afternoon, Whilst not directly related to Veeam it’s worth reminding those of you using VMWare in your environments that if you’re using a version of vSphere that requires Flash, you have until the 12th January before Adobe trigger the kill switch preventing Flash from running, permanently. This could also cause you pains if you have plugins that either haven’t been upgraded to HTML5 yet or don’t have feature parity with their Flash counterparts. If you’re not on a version of vSphere that supports HTML5 or you haven’t got all the Flash client features you’re either running an unsupported version or you’re extremely out of date on your patching and haven’t got full feature parity yet. Full information here
We keep reviewing what's new in VBR v11 We keep talking about #Linux and this great little feature Linux File Restore Without Helper Appliance You Can: Mount backup to any Linux machine Allows Linux FLR for VMware in AWS or environments without hypervisor Helper appliance still available Agent for AIX, MAC & Solaris also works Notes: No changes for Cloud Connect FLR & Not for FLR from storage snapshot. More Faster Because •Network card changed to VMXNET3•SCSI controller changed to VMware Paravirtual
Today’s #VMCE2020 #DailyQuiz walkthrough is ready. Are you using the Veeam WAN accelerators? Which bandwidth mode are you using?Try this question and more at https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
Hi guys, Do you want to know how to perform Amazon VPC granular restore, and even compare changes of anything inside an Amazon VPC with production?You can do all of this with Veeam Backup for AWS v3. Learn with this one-minute video how-to restore critical changes to your Amazon VPC items: I hope you like it, and it is useful.
Today’s #VMCE2020 #DailyQuiz walkthrough is ready. How can you monitor the RPO of a backup copy job? Are you monitoring this today?Try this question and more at https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
Today I bring you this wonderful resouce library we can find absolutely everything we need fromWhite papers How-to Videos VeeamLive On Demand Recorded Webinars Technical Documentation Recorded Product Demos Analyst ReportsYou can filter by hypervisor, topics etc. There is an infinity of information that you can use … Leave me your comment
Hi guys, do you want to learn how-to protect a critical component like Amazon VPC (Route Tables, Internet Gateways, NAT, etc.) Check the next short video:For more information, visit here - https://www.veeam.com/aws-backup.html
Great session by @Rick Vanover and Melissa Palmer (= you know it will be extra special!). I think my favorite takeaway is “What does your business expect?”. Managing expectations is important, don’t forget this is often how you can get budget allocated to satisfy actual business needs vs. just asking for money for that shine thing.Finally, I want you to go into the video with this in mind: “82% of businesses do NOT feel prepared to recover their data center in the event of disaster”… do you feel ready?
Today’s #VMCE2020 #DailyQuiz walkthrough is ready. What happens when you start manually categorizing in Veeam ONE business view, but then switch to automatic import? P.S. Happy holidays everyone! :)Try this question and more at https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
Today’s #VMCE2020 #DailyQuiz walkthrough is ready. How can you import data from CSV files to Veeam ONE if they are exported from your CMDB? Do you use a CMDB? Which one?Try this question and more at https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
This video will cover how the Veeam Service provider Console can be leveraged as a white label cloud portal for resellers who do not have their own Cloud Connect infrastructure.
Today’s #VMCE2020 #DailyQuiz walkthrough is ready. Do you have Veeam ONE deploying? How do you actually use the forecasting feature? Have you ever used it?Try this question and more at https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
This is the first post in my new blog series about small improvements and/or features in v11.The first improvement is a tiny one. Experienced User will not recognize it and for new users it will make it easier to proceed. It is about the item-restore wizard. More detailed: the last page of the wizard, before the item-browser starts. Here is a screenshot of the new page:Do someone recognize the modification?The word Finish was replaced by the word Browse!I still can remember when I started the wizard the first time, and I see Finish at a point I expected to select single files. I re-started the wizard and was afraid what's coming next. Did anyone else feel the same way? No one will ever go through this horror again.
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This video goes over the setup of Cloud Connect and the Veeam Service Provider Console as well as some 101 on usage and features.
Today’s #VMCE2020 #DailyQuiz walkthrough is ready. Are you using Veeam ONE automatic remediation? How do you ensure the signatures are up to date?Try this question and more at https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
Tape 📼 Improvements VEEAM v11 Per-Job Drive Limit Additionally to media pool limit Catalyst Copy To Tape Maintenance Stops Veeam library rescans
In this week's episode of #HomelabWednesdays, we continue and finalize the deployment of the free StarWind Virtual SAN storage appliance that we will be using for shared storage in the home lab.Don’t forget to subscribe to get automatic notifications whenever a new video is released.
Hello,It is known how to make Replication configurations on VBR software, but there are not many configurations for failover plans. For this reason, we will discuss "What is a Failover Plan on VBR, How is it created?"What is the Failover Plan? If you have many VMs running interconnected applications, you need to define them as a group and make a failover plan.In the failover plan, you set the order in which the VMs should be opened and the latency times for the VMs. Set Delay (latency) time is a period of time that Veeam Backup & Replication must wait before starting the process of the next virtual machine on the list. It helps to ensure that some VMs, such as the DNS server, are already running when other VMs start. Latency can be set for every VM in a failover plan, except for the last VM on the list.If the virtual machine is closed in the VM group you created, you can manually start the relevant failover plan. When you start the process, two options appear, you can start the ope
Today’s #VMCE2020 #DailyQuiz walkthrough is ready. Which platforms are you monitoring with Veeam ONE? Which ones are supported?Try this question and more at https://rasmushaslund.com/vmce-practice-exam/
An interesting question arose some time ago. A customer changed permissions of files on a Windows file-server VM. Changes were replicated using DFS. So far so good, but the amount of data that was processed at next incremental backup of target VM was even more than a full backup. Because incremental backup is based on VMware Changed Block Tracking (CBT) feature, it was suddenly interesting to know whats the size of a CBT block. After some recherche I did not find an answer to this question. But I did find a great script that calculates CBT incremental backup size. Based on this script I created the following script to list the amount and the size of blocks changed in between of two snapshots. Outcome in shortWhen using the script – described in detail later – to show CBT blocks I was surprised. I thought there will be a number of fix-sized blocks that are marked to be backed up. But – assumed, script works correct – there isn’t a fixed size of CBT blocks. There seems to be a wide varia
