Standalone backup agents for Linux, Mac, AIX & Solaris workloads on-premises or in the public cloud
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How do I run a backup

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Where is the manual for this thing? I installed it but how do I run it now.
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willrun4fun wrote:Where is the manual for this thing? I installed it but how do I run it now.
In your shell, just type 'veeam' :)

Enjoy!
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Re: How do I run a backup

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with sudo Ok. Working great so far on Ubuntu 16.04. Formated an external USB to EXT4 and good to go. This is great!
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Re: How do I run a backup

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If you add yourself to "veeam" group that is automatically created during the installation, you won't even need to use sudo for veeam commands - which makes it even more convenient. Thanks!
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