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Dear community, Let me take this opportunity to wish you a happy new year and all the best for 2026. 🎉 I hope that your year has got off to a great start, and I have a fantastic selection of Veeamazing content for you from the Veeam Vanguards. Scroll down to see the content that our Veeam experts published in December. 🤓 ​@AndrePulia  - What would prevent migrating from Veeam v12.3 to Veeam v13 - https://pulia.com.br/what-would-prevent-migrating-from-veeam-v12-3-to-veeam-v13/ Block Repository – DAS Using Internal Disks – Part II -

I’m unable to connect VSPC to Cloud Connect. When I try to add the Cloud Connect server from Configuration → Catalog → Veeam Cloud Connect, it fails with “Failed to connect to the deployment service.” I’ve already tried disabling Windows Firewall and antivirus, but the issue persists. I can install the agent manually on the Cloud Connect server without any errors; however, after installation, the server only appears under Discovery in VSPC and does not show up under Catalog → Cloud Connect → Veeam Cloud Connect Integration. Both servers are on the same subnet with no firewall in between.  

 As organizations accelerate their adoption of cloud, SaaS, and AI-driven workloads, data protection alone is no longer enough. Today’s enterprises must not only back up and recover data — they must understand it, secure it, govern it, and ensure it can be trusted, especially when that data is used to power AI initiatives.This is where the integration of Securiti AI with Veeam represents a major step forward. Together, they bring data resilience, security, governance, and AI trust into a single, unified platform. The Challenge: Data Everywhere, Risk EverywhereModern data environments are complex by design. Data now exists across:On-premises infrastructure

Good day, everyone,I am seeking assistance in identifying the best method for migrating to new hardware.Current Environment:DC-A to DC-B bi-directional Veeam replication Old HP servers running Veeam Old HP StoreOnce appliances used as Catalyst repositoriesNew Hardware:New HP servers and HPE StoreOnce appliances procuredRequirements:Build two sets of new Veeam/HPE StoreOnce environments at DC-A Migrate old DC-A Veeam/HPE StoreOnce to new DC-A Veeam/HPE StoreOnce Migrate old DC-B Veeam/HPE StoreOnce to new DC-B Veeam/HPE StoreOnce Establish bi-directional Veeam replication between the new environments Decommission old Veeam/HPE StoreOnce hardware once backup and restore jobs are validatedBased on my previous experience with Veeam/Data Domain migrations, I have outlined the following proposed mi

After the First part,  Let`s continue with the second part,Let`s create our DuckDNS Sub domain before continuing:Go to the DuckDNS website, and create an account, is free.In my personal use case, I sing in with google, so the creation was super easy and smooth.In the page, write down the name you want to use in your subdomain, and click in add domainIn my case, I have two domains created, im showing you them right now:

Hi teamI was wondering if anyone has noticed some strange behavior when configuring network during ISO installer workflow?I have done two installs now. When I go into the network portion and I select the connection toggle, it stays in the connecting state and eventually disconnects.For one repo, one nic actually connected.From a switch perspective, all is up and connectedI made the changes as per documentationInstalling from Veeam Hardened Repository ISO - Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide for VMware vSphereFor the repo that manages to connect to one nic, I configured LACP as per document but only with one nic. This got the repo on the network and I manually added added the second nic the bond from the CLI.The second repo, in the netwo

Using Veeam Backup and Repliaction 12, and running a file backup, receiving the following error, “Error: Failed to connect to agent: ‘VeeamServerName’, EP ‘VeeamServer IP Address:2502’. The message received was  unexpected or badly formatted.

Hello! I am attempting to set up SureBackup to test backups of VMs from my Hyper-V environment in a way that mimics production and simulates interactions of VMs in separate, routed subnets, but I am running into issues setting up the isolated network’s NICs on the proxy appliance. It is unclear if I’m misunderstanding the setup documentation or if I am running into a limitation caused by the logical network of my Hyper-V cluster.My Hyper-V hosts have a single logical switch for VM traffic with all VLANs trunked to it from the physical switch that the hosts are connected to. Each VLAN has a unique subnet of varying size, mostly /24 but there are some /23 and /27 networks.I am trying to create a Virtual Lab in advanced single-host mode with an isolated network for each subnet containing a VM being tested, with the proxy appliance acting as the router for each subnet.The two subnets I am testing with are:192.168.124.0/23 (VLAN 124) 192.168.196.

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

Hi All,My customer would like to continue to use an external USB hard drive as a backup repository on the new DELL physical VSA server they have stood up. It’s look as though it’s not supported in this release, but they would like confirmation that it’s on the roadmap for future releases.Any ideas? Thanks!

Prepping VBR/VEMMuch like Veeam ONE, we need to allow data collection in the host management pageFor a VBR HA cluster, repeat this on both individual nodes, starting with the primaryLog into the host management portal onhttps://fqdn:10443And click Backup Infrastructure, then under Data Collection, click Submit RequestAnd the same on VEM  Initial ConfigurationWe can now access the VRO WebUI fromhttps://fqdn:9898And login with the Windows administrator accountFill in the server details on the initial configuration wizard, you can add what you like here, then cl