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Question for case #07919483

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As per info from Veeam tech support, current VBAWS cannot set the worker config within the policy page unless you remove the subnets from the worker config under prod. accounts so it does not see them and use the ones you intend the worker to be deployed in only.

With that limitation, we'd like to know if there is future plan from product team to add new feature there on allowing to select/choose worker subnet in the backup policy?

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Re: Question for case #07919483

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Hi,

There are no direct plans to add changes to our policies for this.

Can you clarify your use case to better understand the issue with workers and subnets?
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Re: Question for case #07919483

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The use case is that our client has multiple same aws account with different subnets and our cloud team would like to avoid creating many private endpoints for each those subnets to save cost and to reduce complexities on managing those private endpoints in each different subnets and/or AWS accounts

So, instead of creating more private endpoints, they'd like to route those to the private endpoints to one central place on AWS account thru transit gateway.

With that, they would only need to maintain private endpoints at one AWS account.

If VBA cannot select/choose worker subnet in the backup policy, then they would need to create more private endpoints for each those subnets that are used by the workers, in which it will increase cost and complexities on managing those when the client is having many AWS accounts with many subnets there.

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