Please note that suggestions for Veeam need to go in the forums for better visibility -
https://forums.veeam.com
Product management monitors this more than the community.
Definitely like the suggestion though.
Chris beat me to it, but hit up the R and D forms as Veeam support hang out there and take feature requests.
https://forums.veeam.com
The more people that add to your request and agree get it bumped up higher in the priorities
@Mathias-Schultz - I get what you’re getting at with regards to Protection Groups, but PGs are moreso ‘config containers’ for Agents. They’re not really meant to be a folder/hierarchical structure, as noted in their description here. But, maybe the PMs can provide an alternative solution, or even implement a more granular hierarchical structure for PGs. Just share it in the forum as Chris and Scott noted above. You never know...a future release could contain changes you suggested.
I am parachuting in here a bit late and might not understand what is up but can you not add a protection group to multiple jobs then just exclude folders at the job level. I am working from memory here as I don’t have my production or lab in front of me so take with a grain of salt
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/agentforwindows/userguide/backup_job_folders.html?ver=60
Hey together,
i will answer to all the Comments, sorry for the late respond...
@Chris.Childerhose Thanks for the Suggestion with the Forum. I will do that and will see what happens.
@Scott i hope lots of People understand what i want.
@coolsport00 I Understand the Basic Idea of the PGs but in larger Environments with 1300 Physical Clients in 31 different areas, to be safed, over 5 VBRs, you start loosing the overview because of having many PGs because only certain areas can be backed up on certain days, to not interrupt Production.
@Geoff Burke Folder Backup would definitely kill me with 1300 clients to be backed up
Thanks to ya all and have a good one