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Introduction How does it work? Prerequisites Configuration Conclusion Introduction In this blog post, tfewins introduces a great Linux re-IP script to use with your Veeam Recovery Orchestrator (VRO) environments. Since iteration is a good way to improve things, I’ve taken a shot at it and updated the script with a new feature. This feature uses Veeam Backup & Replication (VBR) re-IP functionality for replication jobs and CDP policies to keep re-IP network information. It transforms VBR into the IP Address Management (IPAM) for VRO scripts. How does it work? We need two scripts configured as custom steps in VRO. The first script (GetReIpRules.ps1) is new. It takes as input the currently processed VM name and connects to VBR to search for the re-IP rule. It actually searches for a replication job or CDP policy to which the processed VM is associated with. Once it finds it, it looks for the re-IP rule and exports the content to a JSON file. Script logic The second script (ReIpLinux.ps1),
Bonjour à tous ! Je suis Franck COSTA, Product Manager Backup chez OVHcloud. Nous travaillons sur un nouveau produit de sauvegarde basé sur l’agent et la VSPC. Dans le cadre de l’alpha, nous offrons un tenant VSPC et 2 TB d’OVHcloud Object Storage pour sauvegarder directement les données. Si vous souhaitez participer a l’alpha et tester notre solution voici l’adresse: https://labs.ovhcloud.com/en/agentbackup-iaas/ Et si vous voulez échanger je reste disponible. --- I’m Franck COSTA, Product Manager Backup at OVHcloud. We are working on a new product. This new product Backup Agent for IaaS is based on the VSPC. We will provide a tenant VSPC + 2TB of OVHcloud Object Storage to backup directly data to our bucket. If you want to test it and contact me please don’t hesitate :) This product is designed to help you back up and restore your cloud instances, computer, servers, virtual machine easily and efficiently. Whether you’re running critical workloads or just want peace of mind, this tool
Does the Veeam Media Creation tool depend on the host OS when creating the bootable ISO or does the Veeam Media Creation tool contain everything it needs? None of the ISO’s that are created on Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 24H2 PC’s can connect to the Veeam backup server to perform a Bare Metal Recovery but they can ping the server’s name and IP when using Tools → Command Prompt . I posted detailed info, with the errors, here: https://forums.veeam.com/veeam-agent-for-windows-f33/recovery-media-does-not-work-v6-3-t97990.html I’m wondering if the IoT edition of Windows (or maybe version 24H2 in general) doesn’t come with something, that other Windows editions/versions do come with, that’s required during the media creation process. Has anyone else ran into this issue or know how to troubleshoot to find out specifically why the connection to the B&R server is not being made? Below is an image which shows and odd build number of Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 24H2: Below is an image which
Hello, Thanks, How can i use VBR to backup a VM on windows 11? https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/hyperv/system_requirements.html?ver=120
Hello, I am currently in a battle with VBV - Veeam Backup Validator As has been my experience, the health check of an agent backup job is done by the machine running agent.That, for some reason, the VBR itself cannot perform this function; even though the agent is managed by the VBR and the VBR has full access to the backup repositories. As I run my veeam over tailscale, when my laptop is outside the home LAN, the health check takes many time longer than the backup job itself. So I am try to come up with a workaround. using VBV, to offload the health check to a machine inside the LAN. So far, very frustrating, I cannot seem to use /backup flag on a backup job that does not contain a VM.I did tried to set /vmname to the name of machine running agent, but never worked.Is that correct? "C:\Program Files\Veeam\Backup and Replication\Backup\Veeam.Backup.Validator.exe" /backup:abp_theen10_falconerPolicy selected, provide one vmname you want to check. So far, the workaround seems to be hardco
Hello. I have a Kasten K10 deployment for which two pods are periodically restarting (controllermanager-svc and dashboardbff-svc). For these two pods, I can see that kubelet is complaining about readiness and liveness probe, like: kubelet: Readiness probe failed: Get “http://10.44.0.213:8000/v0/healthz”: contect deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers) Anything to look at to fix this? Thanks! Christian
This warning occurs when a time shift is detected in the Hardened Repository regardless of the deployment type used. In this article, the focus is on “VHR ISO”. This is a safeguard against immutability manipulation that can also be triggered by intentional time changes etc. But in my case, it was as a result of extended shutdown. As you can see below, the backup job completed with warning(s). Did a little troubleshooting and found the root cause. Please, see the error message for more information ‘A problem occurred during setting the immutable flag: repository time shift detected, immutability flag cannot be set. Please refer to KB4482 for more details.” If you are using the Veeam Hardened Repository ISO, this solution is very easy to implement. All you need to do is connect to the VHR and in the in the Configurator Main Menu, use the Reset time lock option as shown below. Now that the Timeshift reset is successful, please rerun the backup job again. As you can see, it completed witho
Hi! We have Kasten10 Operator installed on top our OpenShift.We have 5 worker nodes, so we should have been licensed: "Veeam Kasten has two free editions: a five-node version (no time limit) and the Enterprise Trial version, which provides up to 500 nodes for one month. Both are fully featured. " Since today, we cannot login to kasten10 GUI, it just stay on login screen, doesn’t do anything..In log I’ve found:“[0] tcp.0: [[1742911413.740498230, {}], {"File"=>"kasten.io/k10/kio/license/license.go", "Function"=>"kasten.io/k10/kio/license.(*License).LicenseExpired", "Level"=>"info", "Line"=>306, "Message"=>"License currently expired”I don’t know if it is for “starter-license” or “trialstarter-license”.Can enybody help us with this matter.Thanks!
When trying to add VBR to Veeam ONE and you run into the following error “failed to connect to VBR: Veeam ONE supports Veeam Backup and Replication and Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager version 10 Update 1 and later” Then, while tryin to perform this upgrade, you run into the following “Setup has detected inconsistent configuration: some Veeam ONE components are missing. Remove the installed Veeam ONE components manually and start the setup wizard again”. I have got you covered from start to finish with the following guide “Install Veeam ONE and Add VBR: Fix failed to connect to VBR”.
I thought I’d highlight a new tool that’s been developed by Veeam to help with vCentre migrations. It’s part of a toolset that I hadn’t come across before, so thought it worth sharing. One of the US VUG’s have also been chatting about it - I’m hoping Fabian will expand the utility to allow us to reset the Veeam MoRef ID for a server in the current vCentre. This can get changed when doing operations like restores and clones. A manual workaround has been available for some time, but it would be great to see it as part of the official tool set. https://www.myitblog.co.uk/veeam/change-vm-moref-id-in-veeam-br-database/ Rob.
Dear Community, Anyone face this issue if yes kindly guide how to fix this. Failed to upgrade host components. Error: 'Exception of type 'Veeam.Backup.Common.CAppException' was thrown.'
Hi, I am setting up a Linux Hardened Repository for our backups and have followed @HannesK ‘s very good instructional videos found here: https://www.veeam.com/blog/rocky-linux-veeam.html I got everything done on the setup of the Rocky Linux machine, however I cannot get it added into Veeam Backup an Replication Console. It gets stuck on this part It is exactly the same error as this forum post however, I am not being successful What I have tried so far: I have disabled the firewall on the Rocky Linux machine: Same error I have added the user to the Wheel Group to give it Sudo permissions: Same error I have as suggested in that link chose the less secure linux and not one-time password option… which then gives me the error same as this. https://forums.veeam.com/veeam-backup-replication-f2/problem-setting-up-linux-repository-t75144.html The setup is Veeam Version 11 latest build P20240304 Rocky Linux 9.5 I would appreciate any help that anyone can give me to try.
Hi everybody, On May 6th we will organize our first in-person VUG for this year. Since VeeamOn is quite early this year, we will come back with the latest and finest information of this annual event. Are there any topics you want to have covered ? Some deep-dive in a certain area ? Let us know ASAP !
Hey Folks, Perhaps this is a feature request or maybe people have their own way of doing this. It sometimes happens that I am doing a post and get distracted or have to leave it. Then for whatever reason I lose the post (dumb laptop shutdown but not only). So first of all to the Community Managers, is there any chance we can get a save draft functionality here? If not what do other people here do? Or do you simply sit down right the post and click create? Copying and pasting from word does not work well and I am assuming creating in .md format to paste in would be best. In that case what markdown editor do you use?
I am currently in the process of migrating several hundred TB of data (millions of files), and while it’s taking a long time due to the file count, I have noticed duplicate data and a very unorganized structure. This is causing me issues, requiring manual verification, and I have also encountered incorrect permissions. Here are a few tips when archiving your data for the long term to avoid these issues. 1) Implement Proper Naming Conventions Consistent and meaningful naming conventions are essential for long-term data retrieval. Five, ten, or even twenty years from now, poorly named archives will create challenges. Establish, maintain, and adapt a structured naming system to prevent data from becoming unusable due to disorganization. 2) Use Compression to Optimize Storage and Performance Uploading and managing millions of small files can be inefficient, expensive, and time-consuming. Compression helps mitigate this issue, especially when leveraging cloud storage or archiving to tape. H
I don't get it.I have backup and replication Enterprise.I backup my VMware servers to a local storage and then I want to backup copy them to Azure storage blob (Hot). All I can see in backup and replication is the option to connect to an exsisting backup in Azure.If I try to create a new storage with folders, Veeam cannot see the folder.I read somwhere that I must deplot an enterprise app in Azure to create this folder.Is this really true?Can someone please give me some direction?
Hi Everyone, Kubernetes is built on containers and to try something new I decided to setup a security playground leveraging two different container environments. IMPORTANT! Only run these tests and tools on your own test environments. If you run them anywhere else you must get permission for testing purposes. Security software will detect attacks and can get you in trouble so learn at home in the privacy of your own testing environment! Today will will setup a test vulnerable application called juice-shop from Owasp in a podman container. We will then setup in Proxmox a LXC Kali Linux container which going forward we will use to test the application juice-shop for vulnerabilities. Kali Linux is a fantastic security distribution that can be used to test and probe all sort of IT components. Today we will have some fun with the juice-shop but going forward you just know that we will attack a Kubernetes cluster! First we will go get the Kali Linux LXC containter: https://www.kali.org/get-k
My inhouse system & handful of remaining customers all have almost identical configurations. They all have Community v12.0 but all will likely go to Foundation. Each has: Production Host Hyper-V Server MS Server 2019 Replication Target Hyper-V Host MS Server 2019 Win10 Backup Server with Veeam Console Ubuntu Immutable Storage unit. Since the Win10 unit is also my local Admin unit it is on the domain. Several of the Production Servers are also on the Domain before I received the info. Problems encountered: When I setup the last Replication Target, I took the previous Production Host and removed it from the domain. It lost all knowledge of Hyper-V and existing VMs. No problem on that as I just resetup from scratch. Don’t want to do that with a Production Host if possible. I’m sure removing the Win10 Backup Server/Console/Admin unit from Domain will make a mess. I don’t mind resetup as I’m going to install Foundation v12.3 but wonder what I should do on existing machines. Remove Hosts fro
Here, you will find a curated list of guides, videos, and articles designed to enhance your understanding and usage of Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365. Access the comprehensive User Guide for Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365. Read through our group of Knowledge Base articles to get detailed information. Explore our video library that covers various aspects of Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365, as well as our product overview video. Watch this webinar recap to explore market trends in Backup as a Service (BaaS), updates on Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365, and a live demo of Veeam Data Cloud. Learn about the value of transitioning from on-premises to SaaS solutions, with key takeaways and next steps included. In addition, we are confident that you will have continued success with the solution and leverage the wealth of resources available for you: Customized Veeam Search Engine: use this custom tool to search official Veeam content. Veeam Resource Library: a full list of white paper
Explore essential resources to make your onboarding with Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365 seamless and efficient. For new customers with over 400 users, we encourage reaching out to our Customer Success team at VDC.customersuccess@veeam.com for personalized assistance. This ensures your setup is optimized for the best experience. Continue to Exploring the Toolkit for Veeam Data Cloud for Microsoft 365
We are confident that you will have continued success with the solution and leverage the wealth of resources available for you: Veeam AI Online Assistant: is a chatbot that helps with common issues and questions related to Veeam products. It is available starting from Veeam Backup & Replication 12.1 and later. Customized Veeam Search Engine: use this custom tool to search official Veeam content. Veeam Help Center Technical Documentation: user guides, product overviews, release notes, what's new, etc. KubeCampus is a free online learning platform providing educational resources and hands-on labs for mastering Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies. Veeam licensing FAQs (all products) Veeam Knowledge Base: find answers for customers' frequently asked questions and solutions for already resolved issues. Veeam Resource Library: a full list of white papers, technical documentation and live and recorded webinars for all Veeam products. Interactive Product Demos: these are product demos tha
Self-restore portal Job best practices Common roadblocks Authentication method Least privilege approach Proxy deployment scenarios Immutability Self-restore portal Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 provides users with the ability to explore and restore data from backups by themselves or delegate this task to somebody else in their organization. In these scenarios, Veeam Explorers are not needed to explore and restore backed-up data. Instead, users use Restore Portal — a web-based solution performing all operations in a web browser window. You can configure the Restore Portal settings and assign restore operator role to users or groups to allow the performance of self-service restore. Restore operators are allowed to explore and restore data from backups created by Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 for specific organization object types: users, groups (group members only), sites, teams, or the entire Microsoft 365 organization. This article contains a summary of actions that must be performed
Reports Notification settings Advanced monitoring with Veeam ONE™ Reports As your backups start to complete successfully, you may wish to start monitoring the health and status of the environment and consider automating some common tasks. Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 allows you to create the following data protection reports: Mailbox Protection Reports Storage Consumption Reports License Overview Reports User Protection Reports Notification settings You can configure notification settings if you want Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 to send email notifications about backup and backup copy job results. Advanced monitoring with Veeam ONE™ Monitoring Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 infrastructure and data protection operations with Veeam ONE v12 requires that you upgrade to Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 v7. Check out the upgrade recommendations: Upgrade to Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 v7 Upgrade to Veeam ONE v12 For Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 with Subscription license, Veeam ONE mon
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 There are three major steps for restoring Microsoft 365 data with Veeam. Step 1 The first step to setup restores is to launch the restore wizard. In this example we’ll show how to restore data from OneDrive for Business. Launch the Restore wizard. To launch the Restore wizard, you will do the following: 1. Select an object that you want to restore: To restore a OneDrive for Business account, select the necessary account in the inventory pane. To restore a folder, select the necessary folder in the inventory pane. To restore a document, select a folder that contains the document in the inventory pane and select the document in the preview pane. 2. On the OneDrive/Folder/Document tab, click Restore OneDrive/Restore Folder/Restore Document and select one of the following options: Overwrite — to completely overwrite existing OneDrive data. Keep — to preserve existing data and recover items with the RESTORED prefix (RESTORED-.ext). Alternatively, right-click an object t
Veeam Explorers for Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SharePoint, OneDrive for Business and Microsoft Teams are designed to search and recover data between online, on-premises and hybrid Microsoft 365 deployments. Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange To explore and recover Microsoft Exchange mailboxes, folders, messages, tasks, contacts, and items. Veeam Explorer for Microsoft SharePoint To explore and recover Microsoft SharePoint sites, libraries and items. Veeam Explorer for Microsoft OneDrive for Business To explore and recover Microsoft OneDrive for Business items and folders. Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Teams To explore and recover Microsoft Teams, channels, tabs, posts, and files with enhanced support for restoring individual components within Teams. Veeam Explorers assist the architecture with the following tasks and use cases: In-place and out-of-place restores: by default, these restores provide the capability to recover data to the original location. This is known as an in-plac
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