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Veeam backup to NAS

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Hello. For the moment I'm using 3 different SAN (mounted together in a repository) as follws:

SAN 1: MSA2000 (Capasity 7,3 Tb)
SAN 2: EVA6600 (Capasity 4,4 Tb)
SAN 3: EVA4400 (Capasity 3,3 Tb)
Total capasity: 15Tb

All these SAN is old. Is it possible to by a NAS instead? Like this: https://www.komplett.no/product/985854/ ... y-rack-nas#
And fill it with 4 pcs of fast disks in Raid5. Will it do the job? Any concerns? Any recommendations?
Best regards

Oyvind
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Re: Veeam backup to NAS

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Yes, we support this envrionments.

That said, performence should be tested or wisely architected.
For example I guess you have a lot of disks in the MSA and EVAs. If you replace for example 40 10k disks with 4 big nearline disks you have more than 15x less IOs per second on the backup target. You backup speed will likely be slower. Please check with a Veeam Partner that sell as well the storage you would prefere and speak/plan with him the needed speed.

At least do a POC if the storage work as fast as your old storage at scale.
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Re: Veeam backup to NAS

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Thanks.!
Best regards

Oyvind
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