VBR HA Cluster
To start with, we will need a second VBR server, setup like the first, but dont add any of the other components, like the repository or managed servers, on a different FQDN and IP
On our first VBR server, log in with the veeamadmin account on the management interface on
https://fqdn:10443
Click Backup Infrastructure then under High Availability, click Submit Request

We will need to repeat this for the other, secondary, blank VBR server
This must be approved by the security officer, if you didnt configure one, like me, its auto approved, it should show up like this

We then need to connect to this VBR server with the remote console we setup earlier
Enter the server FQDN and click Connect

Click Yes to trust the server, if you get the popup

Enter the veeamadmin credentials and click Sign In

We first need to remove the local backup repository, on the bottom left, click Backup Infrastructure, then Backup Repositories, select the Default Backup Repository and click Remove Repository

Click Yes

Wait while it is removed

Now Click Managed Servers/Linux, click the VBR server and click Create HA Cluster

Add the cluster DNS name, in FQDN format, and a VIP address, this should be registered in DNS, then click Next

Use the drop down to select the primary node, it should be the only one there, and enter the IP address for the second VBR node, then for credentials, click Add

Then enter the credentials for the veeamadmin user on the second blank VBR server and click ok

Then click Next

Click Continue on the certificate alert

Then click Finish

Then we wait for the configuration database for the HA cluster to be created
When thats done, click Close

To connect to the HA cluster, we can close the console and reconnect to the cluster FQDN instead, same with the UI on port 443
The full guide can be found here
https://blog.leaha.co.uk/2025/12/23/veeam-data-platform-13-ultimate-deployment-guide/
