I am doing some testing with Veeam EndPoint and VBM and VBK files.  
In the past I would occasionally do a VeeamZip of several servers for various reasons.  I never tested it but I assumed that I could open and restore the VeeamZip using Veeam EndPoint.   Was I mistaken?
I have run into a VSS issue with VeeamZip on a 2012R2 server so I abandoned VeeamZip and created a new B&R job with the servers I wanted backed up and created a new VBM and VBK file.   I assumed I should be able to open these with EndPoint and restore things, however, EndPoint will not see the files.  If I click directly on the VBM or VBK, EndPoint launches but fails with an error saying "Object mus be in the root directory".  I have moved the VBM/VBK files around from directories to the root drive and whatnot and still get the error.
I figured that the VBM/VBK files would be universal across all productions, however, it looks like I may be mistaken on this.  Will the EndPoint product not open VBM/VBK files from the B&R backups?
I understand that I can import these back into the full B&R environment, however, I am hoping that EndPoint would be a quick way to do restores offsite or whatnot without having to have a full B&R setup built.  
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Re: Endpoint Restores - VBM and VBK from Veeam B&R
Monroe,
			
			
									
						
										
						Unfortunately, VEB cant restore the VBR’s data.I never tested it but I assumed that I could open and restore the VeeamZip using Veeam EndPoint. Was I mistaken?
From the top of my head, you can set up a VBR Free at remore sire and switch it to fully functional mode. All types of recovery are supported even in free edition.I am hoping that EndPoint would be a quick way to do restores offsite or whatnot without having to have a full B&R setup built.
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