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VIX....and Active Directory

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Hi,

I'd like to understand why, on a network level, when you backup a VM using application-aware processing via VIX, we can see (using a network snifer) that there's connection to the Active Directory using specific ports.
What veeam or Windows is trying to do by contacting a domain controller to backup a VM knowing a local admin account is being used for the application-aware processing ?

Thank you.
Eric.
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Re: VIX....and Active Directory

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Hi, Eric. This could because network-based processing is always tried first, before failing over to VIX. Thanks!
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Re: VIX....and Active Directory

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Hi Gostev,

the process I'm describing is the VIX one. That's why I don't understand why Veeam is trying to interact with an AD...Even failing over to VIX, if the network guy doesn't open the communication with the domain controller server, the backup fails.
I'm sure of that because the Veeam server and the VM are in 2 different networks so the network-based processing can't work and Veeam has to use the VIX one..

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Eric
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Re: VIX....and Active Directory

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OK, please investigate this with our support then, perhaps they will be able to understand from debug logs what exactly fails when the communication with the domain controller is blocked.
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