When backing up o365 data if I am using DAS like windows or linux, does the repository requirements remain same as for veeam backup & replication?
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repository of veeam for o365
Best answer by Mildur
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbo365/guide/br_das.html?ver=50
I think you are wrong on the linux repository
Of course, thats possible. You use iscsi or fc to present this linux storage as a virtual disk (lun) to the windows OS.
The disk must then be formatted with ntfs or refs to use it. For me, in the end, this is a windows backup repo. You can‘t use „a linux Backup Repo“ like in the vbr product. :)
+12No, linux repos cannot be used.
The supported Backup Repos are documented here:
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbo365/guide/vbo_backup_repositories.html?ver=50
CPU and RAM requirement is documented here (Proxy server is the backup repo):
Senior Analyst, Product Management @ Veeam Software
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbo365/guide/br_das.html?ver=50
I think you are wrong on the linux repository
+12https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbo365/guide/br_das.html?ver=50
I think you are wrong on the linux repository
“Mildur” and “wrong” in the same sentence is hard to be real.
In the link you posted
“The [Linux] storage must then be provisioned to the Windows-based server VM as a volume in the guest OS.”
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+12Edit. Duplicate post. Sorry.
Backups are like pizza, I love them. | Linkedin: @marco-fabbri-it
+12https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbo365/guide/br_das.html?ver=50
I think you are wrong on the linux repository
Of course, thats possible. You use iscsi or fc to present this linux storage as a virtual disk (lun) to the windows OS.
The disk must then be formatted with ntfs or refs to use it. For me, in the end, this is a windows backup repo. You can‘t use „a linux Backup Repo“ like in the vbr product. :)
Senior Analyst, Product Management @ Veeam Software
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