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ChrisJ83Knights
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Offsite backup server

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Hi

We have Veeam Enterprise Plus and, would like to start doing backup copy jobs over our WAN to a remote office.

A physical Windows server has been built and has various repositories hanging off it which will be used at the remote office.

What is the best way of adding this server into my Veeam backup infrastructure, do I have to install components from the Veeam ISO or do I need to add it under Managed server > Microsoft Windows and that then installs the necessary components?

Once added I will go through adding the WAN accelerator roles.

Any help/advice appreciated.

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Hi Chris,

You can install all necessary components through the UI on the backup server.
Also, keep in mind WAN accelerator is recommended for use in case your WAN link is under 100Mb\sec. Thanks!
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Ok brilliant, so do I add it as a managed server and it will install the relevant components?

Our connection is currently 100MB so would you recommend not bothering with the WAN accelerator?

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That's correct, you should add the server as windows managed server on the backup server, to be able deploy the role you need.
You can deploy WAN Accelerators any time later, so set up an environment and check if the performance meets your requirements. Thanks!
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