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I am trying to backup a physical server with a 81.7TB volume using B&R version 12.1.1.56 and Veeam VSS Hardware Provider version 6.1.0.349.  I have deployed the Veeam agent in managed mode and created a Backup Proxy of the physical server which installed the Veeam Backup VSS Integration and Veeam VSS Hardware Provider.  According to Veeam a volume greater than 64TB can be backed up using the Veeam VSS Hardware Provider.  I don’t know how to reconfigure the managed physical server and/or backup job of the server in the Veeam Backup and Replication Console to use the Veeam VSS Hardware Provider.  I do not have any option to Manage Volumes on my ribbon under this managed server as the Veeam instructions dictate.  I have run a Rescan on my managed server which successfully completes finding all disks and volumes but still no option to Manage Volumes on my ribbon.  How can I ensure my managed server and backup job are properly using the Veeam VSS Hardware Provider?  Everything else i

Hello,With some people help me, I have this "script" to get all differents malwares detections based on date + VM name + Path.This is usefull to avoid read several files. $Path = "C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Backup\Malware_Detection_Logs\"$Files = (Get-ChildItem -Path $Path).FullNameSelect-String -Path $Files -Pattern '^\[(?<Date>[^\]]+).+\s(?<VM>[^:]+):.+?:(?<File>.+)' -AllMatches | ForEach-Object { $match = $_.Matches[0] [PSCustomObject]@{ Date = $match.Groups['Date'].Value VM = $match.Groups['VM'].Value File = $match.Groups['File'].Value } } | Sort-Object VM, File -Unique 

Hi, everyone!   I have a PowerShell script that I use to retrieve some information about the daily backup sessions.  It works well, but I was trying to transition it from the Get-VBR-Job command to the Get-VBRBackup command.  Everything works but the newer script is very slow;  it went from a few seconds with the old script to 5-10 minutes with the new.  I was wondering if anyone could give me pointers on a more efficient way to get the session information or otherwise speed it up. Thanks in advance!!RobbOriginal script#backup JobsForeach ($JobObject in Get-VBRJob){ #write-host "loop number ${$jobobject.indexof()}" $session=$jobobject.FindLastSession() if (!($JobObject.JobType -eq "BackupSync")) { $JobOutput = New-Object -TypeName PSObject if (((get-date).AddDays(-1) -lt $session.Progress.StopTimeLocal) -or ($session.Result -in "Failed","None")) {

I won’t say much more than my post title. For details, check out Veeam’s official announcement page. I love how Veeam keeps innovating and accommodating customers and adjusting to the ever-changing technical (hypervisor) landscape.Well done Veeam!https://www.veeam.com/news/veeam-extends-data-freedom-for-customers-with-support-for-proxmox-ve.html

Hello Guys,So i had a Hyper V server that was joined to the domain, and it was succesfully onboarded to veeam.Now it was removed from the domain and built-in local admin was renamed from "Administrator to new_username"Now we cannot onboard the sever to Veeam using the local admin with the new renamed name.I have updated the serverI have added the admin account to other admin groups on the serverUpdated WindowsStill no successAny suggestions would be helpful.

Hello, I have made upgrade from Licences 9.5b to 11a Community Edition without any Problem, but by upgrading to Version 12 Community Edition it gives me this: “[Error] Private fixes detected. Please contact our Customer Support to remove the following private fixes that are not supported by the new product version: TFS000100”There is no thread about TFS000100. In Registry there are no “Private fixes” found. Any idea?

I love this feature but with the thousands of file types I have I get a ton of false positives.Is there anyway to customize this “per server” with each file type? or disable for some servers/folders etc?When I mark a job as clean, it seems to find the files on the next job. I thought that it should assume those files to be ok going forward. 

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Hi Veeam Community, I'm excited to unveil something special we've been working on — the VeeamON Space at the Community Hub! Whether you're joining us in person or tuning in virtually, we've designed the VeeamON Space for you to engage with each other on everything VeeamON has to offer.What's Inside the VeeamON Space?Veeam Pulse: Catch all the latest updates and highlights to keep your finger on the pulse of VeeamON. Subscribe to updates >>  Content Connect: Dive into agenda discussions and help each other discover sessions. If you're presenting, it's the perfect place to promote your session and engage with your audience.

Hello VeeamON In-Person attendees!Let’s just skip to the chase, shall we? 🙂 You’re attending VeeamON this year, and yes you’re interested in all the great content going to be shared and maybe even meeting some new people/networking, but your main focus will be on taking and hopefully passing the VMCE Exam. Are you prepared? What can you do to increase your odds of passing? What’s the exam experience like?Who am I? I’m Shane Williford, Veeam Legend and Community Hub VMCE Study Hall page leader. And, I also took & passed my first VMCE exam at the 2019 VeeamON Conference in Miami, so I have an idea of what the exam experience at a Conference is like.In her VeeamON In-Person Welcome Post (see below):... @Daria_K provides a link to the Community Hub

It would appear I cannot start my first backup.  I installed VEEAM Backup & Replication 11 community edition on my home setup to learn how to manage our work paid edition.Using a 3-2-1 rule I wanted to Backup to QNAS NAS/Chris-Garage D drive/external drive air gapped when other two backups are functioningStep one:       I want to backup my laptop Chris LaptopStep two:     I installed the software on C:\ of a windows 11 computer called Chris-Garage with cache on D:\Step three:   Built a backup for Chris Laptop (windows 10) to backup to Chris-Garage in which f

Dear allCurrently, I have purchased Subscription license for 20 workloads, next month, I need to increase number of workloads. (may be from 20 to 30 workloads)So how to Veeam Server increase number of workloads after purchased new 10 workloads ?Do I need to insert new license or my Veeam backup system auto check from Veeam ? Thanks for your support.

Since we are Veeam Service Providers in the Cloud companies I work with, I have seen that people do not analyze with Bottleneck on Veeam while providing Cloud Connect service. They didn't even know it was happening. Here I briefly explained Veeam Bottleneck to you.Veeam Bottleneck is a tool included in Veeam Backup & Replication software. This tool helps optimize backup and recovery across virtual and physical environments. Bottleneck helps you complete backups faster and more efficiently by identifying bottlenecks in your backup infrastructure.What is a bottleneck?A bottleneck is when a component or process in a system reaches a point where it limits the performance of the entire system. This can cause slow backups, delays, or even failures when it comes to backup operations.How does Veeam Bo

Hey everyone, I'm in the market for a new laptop and I've got my eyes set on an Intel Core i7-powered machine. However, I want to make sure it's compatible with all my needs before making the plunge. What compatibility considerations should I keep in mind when selecting an Intel Core i7 laptop? Are there specific features or specifications I should pay attention to based on my usage requirements? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences to ensure I make the right choice. Looking forward to your insights! 

our company is the Veeam partner company, hence we deployed the veeam backup and replication software, in there having tape library issue, therefore I have raised the case, but i can’t connect to support team directly.so, please provide any contact number or else other way to connect technical support team ?

Hello guys, I’m trying to setup a new Veeam installation with a remote MS SQL 2022 server. I already did it in the past with another version of Veeam but this time I’m facing an issue.The Database server is in another VLAN, rules are ok on the firewall. On the DB server, I disabled for the moment the Windows Firewall.In the SQL Server Network Configuration I set TCP/IP like this: But during the Veeam installation I got the following error:My service account for the installation is local administrator of the Veeam S

Just wondering if there is any official information on Veeam Update 12.1.2 out yet? What might be coming with it, improvements to SOSAPI? I have heard rumors but wanted to know if I had missed any official news.Thanks

Hey I'm trying to achieve backing up multiple server files on one job then push to  tape as a secondary target but it's not working I trying using file copying job but it's taking too long to run the files can you please provide me with any suggestions?

Got a weird situation I’m not sure of the right approach.  This setup is new to me and has some issues which I fully acknowledge and will be seeking to rectify. I have a restore request to recover the server VM that Veeam B&R is installed on.  It’s a shared application server running on Hyper-V and one of the other applications has become corrupted and the system will have to be rolled back. My plan was to take a configuration backup of Veeam so I could recover Veeam to the current state after the server itself has been rolled back.  The repository is on separate storage so won’t be overwritten by the restore. What I can’t quite figure out is whether or not Veeam is going to be able to instigate a restoration of the machine the B&R server itself is actually running on.  Can it do that or will I have to install a second copy of Veeam on another server and import the backup before restoring it? 

I need to understand Veeam Backup Proxy servers better. I have two sites.  They are in different cities, but connected via a P2P, so on the same network.   Site one holds my Veeam Backup server, ESX hosts, VMs, primary storage, etc.   Site two contains one ESX server and a very few VMs, (one DC, file server, DHCP) and some storage. At site one, all of my backups are scheduled to run and store locally.  Then, from site one, backup copies are moved across the P2P to site 2 for "off-site" backup.  This works well.   The VMs at site 2 are set to backup to local storage at site 2, but the backup runs and was built from site 1. BUT, at site 2, I have a Veeam B&R server as well and it's listed as my proxy server.  It's not doing anything.  It handles no backups and basically just sits there. So, clearly, I don't understand WHAT a backup proxy is for or how to use it. Can some

VeeamON 2024 is right around the corner and I posted on my blog about why you should attend.VeeamON 2024 - Why You Should Attend It is that time of year again to prepare for one of the best conferences - VeeamON 2024.This year's event is in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, at the Diplomat Beach Resort Hotel from June 3-5, 2024.  If you have not done so already you can sign up here and u

I was going through some Veeam documentation recently and noticed a major improvement to the compression ratios offered in Veeam Backup & Replication v12.Historically (pre v12), if you were to leverage ‘High’ as your chosen compression ratio for a backup job then, relative to the ‘Optimal’ setting, you’d expect to see a 10x increase in CPU consumption, for a measly 10% increase in data compression. This has changed with v12, and you can now expect to see only a doubling of CPU consumption, for a massive 66% increase in data compression

Hi! This is a notice for Veeam´s VCSP Partners. Veeam asks service provider partners using supported versions (v7 & v8) of the Veeam Service Provider Console to apply the latest cumulative patches. While no confirmed cases of CVE-2024-29212 are being exploited, the advisory emphasizes the urgency of patching the vulnerability.The following paths fix this vulnerability and do not affect any other Veeam product (e.g., Veeam Backup & Replication, Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows, Veeam ONE, etc.).· Veeam Service Provider Console 7.0.0.18899· Veeam Service Provider Console 8.0.0.19236Refer to the KB4575:https://www.veeam.com/kb4575 

 Veeam Backup Office 365 is a powerful tool you can use to backup and recover your Office 365 data. In this article, we will discuss the steps to create a backup job in Veeam Backup Office 365.Requirements: Veeam Backup Office 365 license Office 365 subscription Backup storageAfter adding your organization, the steps you need to take are as follows:In the first step, it is necessary to give a name to our backup job.