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More ditails.Yesturday I created endpoint to ec2 and endpoint to s3. I started restore from on premise veeam to ec2 and for restore veeam used VPN. I was very happy. But today I disable internet and it is not work. It is look like before sent trasffic to EC2/S3 via VPN veeam makes connections to aws via Internet and after that send traffic via VPN to endpoint.And this contradicts article KB4264: This restore configuration also works when the Veeam Backup server has restricted or no public internet access. Has anyone had a successful attempt to set up veeam on premise to restore AWS without access to the Internet (only VPN)? Regarding restoration VM from EC2 to on premise. Again, to restore, you need to select a backup from the basket and perform an instant recovery. And it doesn't work without the Internet.
Restore to Amazon EC2 In this article Veeam Backup & Replication allows you to restore different workloads (VMs, Google VM instances, physical servers and so on) to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) as EC2 instances. An EC2 instance is a virtual machine in Amazon EC2 with a preconfigured combination of computing resources. You can use Veeam Backup & Replication to perform the following operations: Restore workloads to Amazon EC2 from backups. Migrate workloads from the on-premises infrastructure to the cloud. Create a test environment in the cloud for troubleshooting, testing patches and updates, and so on. Supported Backup Types You can restore workloads from the following types of backups: Backups of VMware vSphere or VMware vCloud Director virtual machines created by Veeam Backup & Replication. Backups of Microsoft Hyper-V virtual machines created by Veeam Backup & Replication. Backups of virtual and physical machines created by Veeam Agent for Microsoft Win
I saw it too… If there is a recovery to the cloud without a proxy, then the upload to the bucket s3 is via HTTPS or via 443 TCP? Is it safty to send data thought Internet?
Yes, I see this document. Thanks.But it would be good to see a diagram of which protocol and port the recovery is based on, etc. I seem to have found it on the Internet before, but now I can't find it :(
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