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Local veeam remote target
Hello.
I have two Networks on WAN connection IPsec Lan To Lan:
Site A:
vSphere Infrastructure (cluster with two ESX: ESX-A-1 and ESX-A-2) with Veeam Backup Server 6.5 (named VM-Veeam-A).
the veeam server is also Proxy server for LAN Backups.
Site B
ESX-B, with virtual Machines VM-B-1, VM-B-2, VM-B-3 etc...
A Qnap iSCSi Serveur named Qnap-B.
I want to use replication of virtual machines on Site B, but not across WAN access, the replication of Virtual machines VM-B-1, VM-B-2, VM-B-3 will be stored on Site B on Qnap-B, but all jobs will be create on the Veeam server VM-Veeam-A.
How to configure the differents proxy fields to do this, without send datas Over WAN ?
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Source Proxy: Is it the VM-Veeam-A
Target Proxy: Is it one of the VM on Site B as VM-B-1 ?
Thank you.
I have two Networks on WAN connection IPsec Lan To Lan:
Site A:
vSphere Infrastructure (cluster with two ESX: ESX-A-1 and ESX-A-2) with Veeam Backup Server 6.5 (named VM-Veeam-A).
the veeam server is also Proxy server for LAN Backups.
Site B
ESX-B, with virtual Machines VM-B-1, VM-B-2, VM-B-3 etc...
A Qnap iSCSi Serveur named Qnap-B.
I want to use replication of virtual machines on Site B, but not across WAN access, the replication of Virtual machines VM-B-1, VM-B-2, VM-B-3 will be stored on Site B on Qnap-B, but all jobs will be create on the Veeam server VM-Veeam-A.
How to configure the differents proxy fields to do this, without send datas Over WAN ?
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Source Proxy: Is it the VM-Veeam-A
Target Proxy: Is it one of the VM on Site B as VM-B-1 ?
Thank you.
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Re: Local veeam remote target
If you do not want replica jobs to cross the WAN, you should NOT use Veeam-A while configuring the replica job. Install both proxy and repository roles on one of the B-side VMs, and create a small repository on that VM too. In the replica job you will use that proxy as both source and target, and the repository on site-B as metadata repository.
In this way, Veeam server at site-A will act only as a management console for that job.
Luca.
In this way, Veeam server at site-A will act only as a management console for that job.
Luca.
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Re: Local veeam remote target
Ok I understand !
On site B: Repository and Proxy used avec Source and target Proxy.
Is the proxy role is autodeploy ? How many resources does the role use ?
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On site B: Repository and Proxy used avec Source and target Proxy.
Is the proxy role is autodeploy ? How many resources does the role use ?
Thank you !
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Re: Local veeam remote target
No, the role is not autodeploy: you add the windows server to backup infrastructure in Veeam, and deploy the roles on it.
For the proxy role, 2 vCPU for every cuncurrent job you run.
Luca.
For the proxy role, 2 vCPU for every cuncurrent job you run.
Luca.
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Re: Local veeam remote target
OK.
Thank you very much !
Thank you very much !
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Re: Local veeam remote target
I just tried, it ok, works fine.
Is the any problem to bakcup the proxy server It self ?
I want to backup using Veeam my remote proxy server...
Thank you
Is the any problem to bakcup the proxy server It self ?
I want to backup using Veeam my remote proxy server...
Thank you
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Re: Local veeam remote target
Just remember that virtual proxies are not able to use CBT and hotadd mode to backup themselves - they are backed up over network and CBT is disabled on them automatically. These are known limitations covered in the release notes.
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Re: Local veeam remote target
What is CBT, must I create a Job only for the Proxy with other parameters ?foggy wrote:Just remember that virtual proxies are not able to use CBT and hotadd mode to backup themselves - they are backed up over network and CBT is disabled on them automatically. These are known limitations covered in the release notes.
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Re: Local veeam remote target
CBT stands for Changed Block Tracking, VMware feature that tracks disk blocks that have changed to allow incremental backups.
No need for separate job, failover to network mode will be performed automatically (if not disabled by you intentionally).
No need for separate job, failover to network mode will be performed automatically (if not disabled by you intentionally).
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Re: Local veeam remote target
Ok Thank you !foggy wrote:CBT stands for Changed Block Tracking, VMware feature that tracks disk blocks that have changed to allow incremental backups.
No need for separate job, failover to network mode will be performed automatically (if not disabled by you intentionally).
I select "automatic" to the backup transport mode, so automatic switch to network backup can be performed.
Thank you so much !
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