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I was wondering if someone could help with an issue I’m having in Veeam agent for windows, I get the following error when trying to restore files from a volume backup stored on a network share. I’m using the agent in free mode.Backup sync failed[computer_name] Failed to connect to installer service[computer_name] Failed to connect to installer service[computer_name] Failed to discover installer serviceA security package specific error occurredConnect failed (RpcBindingSetAuthInfoExW)Please can you help me resolve this?

Trying to get Veeam Agent for Windows to run, installs without error using:VeeamAgentWindows_13.0.1.1009.exeI get the following error when trying to run anything…Could not load file or assembly 'System.Diagnostics.EventLog, Version=8.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=cc7b13ffcd2ddd51'. The system cannot find the file specified.I installed .net 8.0.24, here’s the list of runtimes…C:\>dotnet --list-runtimesMicrosoft.AspNetCore.App 8.0.24 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.AspNetCore.App]Microsoft.NETCore.App 8.0.24 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App]Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App 8.0.24 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App]After installing the runtimes, I’ve removed the agent software, rebooted, reinstalled but the same issue continues.Anybody have any ideas?

For those who joined my online and VeeamON sessions on migrating from VMware to Hyper-V or Proxmox, I promised I would share my cleanup scripts. It took longer than planned to prepare them, but they are now ready.Online session HERE unfortunately there is no video of the VeeamON session that was migrating to Proxmox.When you use Veeam to migrate a Windows virtual machine, the work is not done when the job finishes. Your migrated VM is now running on a new platform, but it still contains old drivers and devices from VMware.These leftovers can cause instability, performance issues, or future

Hello,I noticed something very peculiar. We use the Infrastructure Appliance v13.0.1.1071 for VMware Proxies and hardened repositories. The Backup Server is a Windows box running same version.Every night, we get an eMail saying that check for updates was successful for the Windows Backupserver but failed for all the appliances.When we enable the WebGUI on the appliances and login to their WebGUI’s on port 10433, we go to “Updates” which will say that the last check failed. But when we click on “Check for updates” it works fine. Updates are found, downloaded and installed. All good.So what’s the difference between the automatic daily checks and clicking on “check for updates” on each appliance? We never see the firewall dropping outbound traffic from the appliances around the time the automated daily update checks are done. And the Veeam backup Server (Windows) is the only one, every day, which has no problems checking for updates.The fact that manu

Hello, I have a cluster on my Veeam v13 software appliance I’m looking to configure with CDP, however when i go to install the I/O filter the cluster doesn’t show up. What am I missing. I do have CDP configured on Veeam and another cluster is configured with it. Any ideas? 

 I am sharing with the community the procedure I followed to resolve the failure of the Application Aware backup  post-installation of Sentinel One. Exception procedure S1 VSS SafeBOOt Tamper ProtectionOpen Administrative CMD cd "C:\Program Files\SentinelOne\Sentinel Agent your-version"sentinelctl unprotect -k "<passphrase>"sentinelctl config -p agent.vssConfig.enableResearchDataCollectorVssWriter -v false -k""PASSPHRASE"sentinelctl config -p agent.vssConfig.vssProtection -v falsesentinelctl config -p agent.vssSnapshots -v false

 Happy Friday, Veeam Community!  I am bringing you another packed newsletter from our Veeam Vanguards heroes who published an incredible amount of a veeamazing content during the last month.  Take a look for yourself and see what topics resonate with your interests. 🤓 ​@AndreTheGiant - Veeam acquires Object First - https://vinfrastructure.it/2026/01/veeam-acquires-object-first/Veeam Backup & Replication 13 patch - https://vinfrastructure.it/2026/01/veeam-backup-replication-13-patch/ Veeam Kasten

I have a 7 node HyperV failover cluster and each host is running Windows server 2022. I have about 20 Red hat linux VMs in my cluster and added the cluster to my Veeam inventory. Most of the VMs added sucessfully with the cluster, but about 6 of them are added with all blank fields. There's no name, no node info and the host OS says unknown. When I try to add these VMs to a backup job in Veeam 12.3.2.3, they show the accurate disk capacity on the VM page, but when I run the job they all fail. I get an error about how Veeam failed to get the VHDX information.Many of the VMs had multiple HyperV checkpoints that were all deleted and merged. There was also an issue where our HyperV cluster had cluster traffic blocked on certain nodes in the past, which may have cause some Cluster synchronization/ownership permission.  Please advise on how to make Veeam able to read these VMs.  I understand this may be a more of a Microsoft issue, but any assistance is appreciated.  

Veeam Backup Configuration Restore – MS SQL Error & WorkaroundContextDuring a Veeam Backup & Replication configuration restore on a new server, I encountered an error. “XML Parsing: document parsing required too much memory”Source server: MS SQL Standard Edition Destination server: MS SQL Standard Edition (same version)What I triedSame MS SQL Standard Edition → Same error Migrated to MS SQL Express Edition → Same error Switched to PostgreSQL → It worked!This confirmed that the issue was related to MS SQL.Veeam Support RecommendationsVeeam Support provided two options:Option 1: Restore with

Hey folks,A little share that could be helpful. As a reminder, in Veeam v13 we have a 100% Linux Veeam Infrastructure!New Linux Roles• Mount Server• Guest Interaction Proxy• Log Shipping Server• Gateway Server:SMB / NFS StoreOnce DataDomain Object Storage NDMP • WAN Accelerator • vPowerNFS • SMB and NFS components (network share backup) • Agent Distribution ServerWhat a big list! But what happens when you upgrade from Veeam 12?Here’s my situation: many Veeam Linux proxies were already present. After the upgrade, all the components were updated. So let's go ahead and add some of them as a Gateway Server… and what a surprise: no proxy present! 

Hi everyone,I’ve recently needed to automate some tasks using PowerShell and started looking for study resources online. I found a YouTube video from 2022 and  another one from VeeamON 2020. I know it’s a bit old, but based on what I learned from it, you can still use many of the concepts to understand the basics and how to work with PowerShell.Here is the link and some screenshots for those who would like to learn.