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Hi,

If we want to protect 6 different clients and if there is 40 VM total how we gonna plan with cpu and memory for it? Which deployment should we use? Is there are best practice can someone recommend some solution for this?
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And how about sql? Shall we use our or is it enoug to use veeam sql?
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Atta, since actual data processing is performed by the proxy servers, not Veeam B&R server itself, Veeam B&R server's resources are not that important. I suggest reviewing the corresponding user guide section (p.14) for better understanding of Veeam B&R deployment architecture and the proxy server role and specifications.

Assuming that these 40 VMs are spread across your customers, I suppose you will be able to successfully back them up using onhost backup mode.

Regarding SQL Server, please review this post (still applicable to the latest version), should address your concern.

Hope this helps.
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atta wrote:If we want to protect 6 different clients and if there is 40 VM total how we gonna plan with cpu and memory for it?
For CPU and Memory sizing please take a look at the Release Notes (system requirements section) included with your download. Thanks!
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