Self Restore portal on Seperate Server

[badabing888]

Hi,

Quick one when enabling the self restore portal on a seperate server it does not have an option to create a application ID.
Is it a just a case of
1. enable on vbo main server create application ID
2. disable on main server
3. Copy across application ID to portal server

[Mildur]

Hi Badabing

Yes, that's the easiest way to do it.
Remember to export the certificate from the VB365 server and import it to the Restore Portal Server.
Another one is to use a script. Chris has build one and posted it on community.veeam.com.

[Janne.Haatainen]

You can also check this blog post if you want to do it manually, https://finitguy.blogspot.com/2022/05/i ... -m365.html

[badabing888]

Hi,

Thanks for the link

Does Veeam have any doco around best practices in a multi-tenanted environment and the use of a currently active azure tenancy to create the initial appID linkage and this is then applied to other org for restore portal access.
Is best practice to use a new tenancy just for this purpose or is using an existing tenancy fine?

[Mildur]

If you have a existing service tenant, I would use that one and not your production tenant.
Just to keep your own tenant and your services apart.

[specialist]

Hello everyone,
don't wanna to create seperate thread becouse current is the same in some degree.
One question, what is better instal the resotre portal on the home server where repository is stored or is better to seperate resotre portal on other server (anwyay taking into account that these two server anyway is located in same AD). What is better ? Some advantages and disadvantages ?