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It seems that every VBR update requires to download the whole VBR software of over 4GB ?Then it is an ISO, but what I usually do is mount the ISO then copy out to like c:\VBR_12.227 (example of the version) then run the update from the folder. But is there also a smoother update process as I have to update the Veeam Enterprise Manager, then the VBR server itself and then probably need to like rescan the vCenter, edit WAN accelerator, edit Veeam Virtual Labs, edit storage repositories, edit the unstructured data file shares etc then it would start to update the individual items when I click finish.
Does anyone have a blog/step-by-step guide for setting up VSPC with SSO Azure AD?
Happy New Year, community members! 🎊 Hoping that 2023 brings you nothing but happiness & more badges! On the latest Community Recap, @Rick Vanover and @Madi.Cristil discussed the latest badges that were created to celebrate the community and your achievements. Adding the new badges to the batch, we have a total of 24 badges. So, WHAT are they and HOW can you earn them? Here is the complete guide for Veeam Community Badges: Badge Name Description Requirements VUG Leader You're a Veeam User Group Leader! You lead an active VUG/thematic group. Active VUG Member You're an actively engaging Veeam User Group member! You commented 10 times in VUGs. Blogger of the Month Your blog was chosen as the Blog of the Month! <---- Sys Admin Hero You saved the day with your incredible expertise! Special edition badge for Sys Admin Day celebrations. Alfred’s Pick Your username was Alfred's pick of the week
Hello - In Veeam Backup and Replication 12.2 community edition I am trying to setup an external repository in Azure. When I get to the creation of the proxy appliance in the setup wizard, it checks my quota and the check passes. I then get to the step where I need to name my VM and select a size. When I attempt to select a size, the drop down is blank, meaning no options to select. Has anyone else run into this? Matt
Is it alright to restore multiple different computers from the same Veeam Recovery Media or is it best practice to create the recovery media after every Agent install? For example, I have two computers (Computer A and Computer B). When I install the agent for Computer A, I create the recovery media ISO. Then, when Computer B needs to be restored, is it appropriate to use the recovery media ISO that was created from Computer A? From the looks of it, everything is pulled from the VEEAM Server rather than stored in the ISO, but I wanted to double-check before I store a copy of the recovery media somewhere for emergencies. Thanks in advance for any help/advice!
I encountered the issue several times i restored the entire VM / Instant recovery to GCP after choosing the option to restore to its original location with the original setting after completing this procedure I noticed that the VM IP had been changed.
One of my customer wants to take backup VMware ESX 5.0 VMs. anyone can help me which Veeam Version is supported VMware ESX 5.0? ThanksShaokat
What are the limitations I will face while environment securing on GCP backup?
Due to some issues with the PostGre SQL database of Veeam B&R CE, I had to uninstall and reinstall Veeam B&R CE. After sucessful installation, I imported the configuration Backup file. Everything worked fine, I had all my Backup Jobs, my Backup Infrastructure and my Physical Infrastcture restored. I was very happy that everything could be restored so easily. But the next day I had some failed Backup jobs in the History. Two servers (no VMs) couldn´t be backuped because of a strange error message:Warning Failed to connect to XXXXXXXX Details: Cannot find package version for component EpAgent package Msi platform X64. OK, it looks like Veeam B&R had some issues to connect with the Agent on this servers. So I uninstalled the Agent on the Server and tried to install the Agent via B&R once again.But it always failed. Veeam B&R can´t install the agent because it can´t find the “EpAgent package Msi platform X64”. It´s no issue from the server I want to backup, because a di
Veeam Ports Finder Tool, Veeam Backup & Replication çözümünde kullanılan farklı bileşenler arasında iletişim kurmak için gerekli olan tüm portları tek bir yerde toplamayı amaçlayan kullanışlı bir araçtır. Bu araç, karmaşık ağ ortamlarında Veeam çözümünün doğru çalışması için firewall ayarlarının doğru şekilde yapılması konusunda büyük kolaylık sağlar.Neden Veeam Ports Finder Tool’a İhtiyaç Duyulur?Farklı Bileşenler Arasındaki İletişim: Veeam, backup server, repository, proxy server gibi birçok farklı bileşenle çalışır. Bu bileşenler arasındaki iletişim, belirli portlar üzerinden gerçekleşir. Firewall Ayarları: Firewall’lar, ağ trafiğini kontrol etmek için kullanılır. Veeam bileşenleri arasındaki iletişimin sorunsuz olması için firewall’larda gerekli portların açık olduğundan emin olunması gerekir. Hata Ayıklama: Veeam ile ilgili sorun yaşandığında, ilk olarak kontrol edilmesi gereken noktalardan biri, gerekli portların açık olup olmadığıdır. Ports Finder Tool, bu konuda hızlı ve do
Veeam Backup and Replication 12.2'nin son sürümü, oyunun kurallarını değiştiren bir özellik getiriyor: MongoDB desteği. Bu yeni yetenek, BT yöneticilerinin MongoDB veritabanları için yedekleme ve geri yüklemeleri nasıl ele aldıklarını kökten değiştirecek ve gelişmiş esneklik ve güvenilirlik sağlayacak. Veeam 12.2'deki yerel destek, yalnızca temeldeki Linux işletim sistemini (Linux aracısı aracılığıyla) değil, aynı zamanda MongoDB'yi de yedeklediğiniz anlamına gelir. Geri yüklemeler, bu tür yedeklemeler için genellikle olduğu gibi "Veeam Explorer" aracılığıyla yönetilebilir. MongoDB ne işe yarar?Veeam'in yeni desteğinin ayrıntılarına dalmadan önce, verileri esnek, JSON benzeri belgelerde depolayan NoSQL, belge tabanlı bir veritabanı yönetim sistemi olan MongoDB'yi anlamak için bir dakikanızı ayırın. Geleneksel ilişkisel veritabanlarının aksine, MongoDB tablolar ve satırlar kullanmaz ve bu da onu büyük miktarda yapılandırılmamış veriyi işlemek için ideal hale getirir. VM'ler, SaaS, PaaS
Data drive of the backup server has two folder Backup Job 7 which has backup from Oct to Nov and XX-Backup job from Jan 24’ What would be the correct process to delete the backup jobs from CZ60-Backup job from Jan 24
Top Features of Veeam Backup & Replication You should Know to Pass Your VMCE Exam I’ve taken the VMCE exam four times during my journey with Veeam and was lucky enough to pass each time, and each preparation reveals something new. The list I compiled highlights the key features I believe are crucial for passing.Overview of the Veeam VMCE ExamThe Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) exam certifies IT professionals in implementing and managing Veeam solutions, showcasing their expertise in Veeam Backup & Replication and data protection1. Instant RecoveryVeeam's Instant Recovery feature lets organizations restore virtual machines in minutes by directly mounting backups, minimizing downtime and ensuring immediate access to critical applications. This is crucial for businesses needing high availabilityHow Instant Recovery WorksBackup File Access: When a VM backup is created with Veeam, it is stored in a backup repository. Instant Recovery uses these backup files, which are typically dedu
I get the error Failed to connect to Veeam backup and Replication Server: object ... has been disconnected or does not exist at the the server.This is happening when trying to connect to the Veeam Console on the localhost.I have to reboot the server to resolve this issue, the server then seems to run OK but then later when the daily replication jobs (2) are run, the server seems to stop responding sometime during the 2nd replication job.Any suggestions on how to resolve this.
Hi everyone,I’ve recently put together a new app called ‘Magic Ports’, you can find it on the front page of the Veeam Architects site: https://www.veeambp.com/This is the first version which is a little rough but functional, the main aim was to get feedback from the community to aid in the direction of the app. For example, I am already considering changing the ‘cards’ to a table on the main screen to save on-screen real estate.I am also looking into adding mermaid diagram outputs which can be loaded into things like draw.io. Comments on these features and anything else would be welcome. All the code is freely available via the GitHub repos listed on the app and again we encourage you to have a look and make suggestions by raising ‘issues’ or even contributing to the projects.I am a firm believer in putting ideas out there so the community can guide the direction and I feel that this tool or at least the idea behind this tool will ultimately help create something the whole community ca
I am testing Kasten on an RKE2 cluster and have encountered an issue during the disaster recovery (DR) restore process. Below is a detailed overview of my setup and the specific error I am facing: Cluster and Namespace Setup: I have installed Kasten in the kasten namespace (not in the default kasten-io namespace). Restore Process: During the restore, I am running the following command: helm install k10-restore kasten/k10restore --namespace=kasten --set sourceClusterID=<cluster id> --set profile.name=k10-test Error Encountered: I receive the following error message during the restore process: cannot get resource "configmaps" in API group "" in the namespace "kasten-io" Additional Context and Question: It seems the restore process is attempting to access resources in the kasten-io namespace rather than the kasten namespace where Kasten is installed. Is it not possible to restore Kasten with Kasten DR if the namespace is not kasten-io? If there is a confi
I have setup a new server on our network. Connected to domain, network, hyper-v installed and I am unable to add this server to the Virtual Infrastructure > Microsoft Hyper-V > Standalone Hosts > (server). I have my Veeam server trying to contact our new server and there seems to be a road block. I am running Veeam V11a trying to setup a new 2019 windows server. During the hyper-v setup process I have added the name and/or IP address, I have selected the last option (standalone) which matches the description of the new server. My credentials do work because I ran a test to setup a VM running server 2019 and I was able to set that up right away. For some reason the physical server is blocking the Veeam connection. Is there a firewall exception I need to add? I did attempt to manually add the physical server to Veeam so the agent might create its own firewall exceptions. I was unsuccessful at that as well.
Hi, I recently upgraded to the most recent version of B&R community edition and I think as part of that process, one of my Windows PC did not failed to update its Agent properly. Now, that Windows PC always shows up as offline and when I try to reinstall/update Agent from the console, I get “6/22/2024 5:19:43 PM Warning Failed to connect to MyPC Details: Failed to call RPC function 'PckgFind': Unknown property.” I know that PC is on and has network connection. Is there a way for me to manually reinstall the Agent on that PC? If so, where can I find the installation files? Thank you!
We need to install the Veeam agent on 2,000 devices within the organization, but centralized file restoration to multiple devices simultaneously is required. Currently, the Veeam Backup & Replication solution does not have this functionality, and it is needed to reduce restoration times for user operations to ensure business continuity in case of ransomware or disaster.
I need to disable/enable Proxmox VE Backup Jobs with Powershell.Get-VBRJob: shows only jobs for Hyper-V VMs and linux Computers Get-VBRComputerJob: shows only jobs for linux ComputersI need Powershell Scripts to manage jobs for Proxmox VMs Thx, Harry
Hello, when making a backup copy the following error comes up: Failed to perform post-processing: Agent invoke failed with non retryable error. Failed to delete 'vm-1042.281cD2024-08-02T222720_EFBF.vbk' per retention policy However the backup does not exist in our cloud storage.The backups from the 7 day retention are present but differently named. Anybody know a solution?
The company I work for is looking to improve its BCDR capabilities utilising Veeam and Azure. Currently in a DC we have VBR (physical server with local storage repo) copying to Azure blob storage and Enterprise Manager on a vm. We are aiming to change the Veeam license to include VRO with the idea of being able to stand up VMs in Azure in the event of the DC going down. My questions are about the placement of the various components. Do we need a second VBR server in Azure? Should the Enterprise manager be shifted to Azure? Would it be best to build the VRO server in Azure? Also where does ONE fit into this? We are talking to an MSP about getting this set up but wanted some advice from the expert community to put my mind at ease. Thanks!
There has been an increase in interest from our customers and partners in alternative platforms and there’s no shortage of options in the hypervisor and cloud market. While many of the underlying virtualization components like KVM/Qemu/etc might be common to most of the platforms, the storage and management layers can vary quite a bit. Storage choices can affect the ability to take snapshots and capture changed block data between backup points via a host API and each management plane that sits above the compute/storage/networking can expose features and capabilities via the their APIs differently. KVM and Xen are Linux based hypervisor technologies that allow VM processes to access hardware through the host. The virtual disk data can be stored on a large variety of options such as local filesystems and disks, NFS, iSCSI/FC, LVMs, and distributed storage options like CEPH and Gluster or even proprietary options. Platforms can choose which software/hardware components to pair with their
IntroductionIn the first of 4 blog posts of this [Migrate Veeam Infrastructure Off Production Domain series], we described the fundamental security reasons behind moving the Veeam infrastructure components OFF Production domain. Disclaimer: This is not intended to be a complete Security Best practice reference, nor does it address every possible scenario. A Veeam Solutions Architect can be engaged as needed to assist with VBR Security Best Practices, especially with complex deployments. Setup Namespaces:Veeamhol.local (this is the ‘Production domain’) Backupdomain.local (this is the domain in the separate forest, referred to as the ‘Backup Domain’)The scenario is comprised of the following servers:A Production Domain Controller / DNS server A Backup Domain Controller (with 1-way trust from the Backup Domain to the Production Domain) 2 ESX hosts and 1 vCenter Veeam Backup and Replication server (VBR) with local PostgreSQL database Veeam Enterprise Manager server (VBEM) with local Pos
Hi everyone,This is my situation: i configured a backup job on Veeam 12 on rdx drives; i ve got 3 drives (4TB each) and the total size of vms backup is around 1,6 TB; drives are changed daily.My goal is to make an incremental backup, veeam perform each day a full backup tough. So the third day the drives is put in the rdx reader veeam gives me error because the storage is full.In repository settings i marked the rotated drives options. If i set the retention policy to 2 days nothing changes (because veeam policy always keep at least 3 restore points i guess).I tried also reversed incremental with no result. Is there any chance to manage an incremental backup on rotated drives in my situation?The best option would be to have in each drives a full backup + x incremental file, at worst i may configure a pre-job script to manually prune one of the two full backup on the drive. David
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