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Is it possible to backup from a network share?
I was wondering is it possible to backup the content of a attached network share?
Or only internal volumes?
Or only internal volumes?
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Re: Is it possible to backup from a network share?
Thomas,
Only internal volumes could be selected as backup targets but if your NAS supports iSCSI you can mount a volume thru windows iSCSI initiator and back it up as local one.
Only internal volumes could be selected as backup targets but if your NAS supports iSCSI you can mount a volume thru windows iSCSI initiator and back it up as local one.
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Re: Is it possible to backup from a network share?
Thank you very much for your answer, Dima. I will look into it.
We are about to migrate our whole infrastructure. Now we don't have a SAN and 90% of our machines are physical. And we have to backup roughly 25 TB from USB drives to NASes until our systems are enterprise grade.
When we go virtual I will try my best to convince my department to buy Veeam, since I have really good experiences with Veeam (Hyper-V) from my former job.
Edit: btw, how does Veeam 8 compare to the solutions NetApp and EMC offer with their solutions? I'd like to backup VMs, copy job them to a second site and cheaper NASes, also desaster recover might be a must.
Would you say, from a technical point not a sales view , that Veeam is competitive enough to spare the licenses the manufacturers of storage solutions offer?
We are about to migrate our whole infrastructure. Now we don't have a SAN and 90% of our machines are physical. And we have to backup roughly 25 TB from USB drives to NASes until our systems are enterprise grade.
When we go virtual I will try my best to convince my department to buy Veeam, since I have really good experiences with Veeam (Hyper-V) from my former job.
Edit: btw, how does Veeam 8 compare to the solutions NetApp and EMC offer with their solutions? I'd like to backup VMs, copy job them to a second site and cheaper NASes, also desaster recover might be a must.
Would you say, from a technical point not a sales view , that Veeam is competitive enough to spare the licenses the manufacturers of storage solutions offer?
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Re: Is it possible to backup from a network share?
From a pure technical POV it is pretty difficult to compare them... If you plan on buying a NetApp on one site and a cheap storage device on the other hand... We still will work but at a cost of performance obviously.
If you can afford two NetApps or EMCs, you can not only leverage those technologies (one layer) but added our solution on it will give you additional protection possibilities and more functionality. It is all about what you want to spend and the last one I described (multiple layers that are integrated...) offers a great and fast DR solution with awesome RPO and RTO which can't be achieved with just a bunch of disks...
So first, what is the requirement of your company? If it is RPO & RTO of less than 15 minutes... or do you have time?
If you can afford two NetApps or EMCs, you can not only leverage those technologies (one layer) but added our solution on it will give you additional protection possibilities and more functionality. It is all about what you want to spend and the last one I described (multiple layers that are integrated...) offers a great and fast DR solution with awesome RPO and RTO which can't be achieved with just a bunch of disks...
So first, what is the requirement of your company? If it is RPO & RTO of less than 15 minutes... or do you have time?
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[MERGED] Backup recommendation
First off, great product. I am new to VEB, but am loving it. Though I have run across something, so my question. I have a NAS box I wish to back up. It is just over 9TB in file size. What is the recommended method to back up? I guess, what are others with this size or larger, backing up to? I wanted to ask this question first in case I am approaching this the wrong way before going to technical support.
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[MERGED]Re: Backup recommendation
Steve,
First of all, VEB - it`s a Endpoint solution, 9Tb, in my opinion, is too large for VEB.
First of all, VEB - it`s a Endpoint solution, 9Tb, in my opinion, is too large for VEB.
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Re: Is it possible to backup from a network share?
Hi guys,
Indeed, VEB does not currently support backup of the mapped drives or shared folders, but this feature is in the list.
Indeed, VEB does not currently support backup of the mapped drives or shared folders, but this feature is in the list.
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Re: Is it possible to backup from a network share?
Dima - related to this, I was just curious - do you guys post which features have been approved for next release? Also, do you have a tentative date of release for the next version of Veeam Endpoint Backup Free? Will it be in weeks or months? Thanks.
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Re: Is it possible to backup from a network share?
Hello Manley,
I am sorry, but we do not disclose the approved features due competitive reasons. Next VEB release is planned for this year. By the way, are you looking for the feature described in this thread?
I am sorry, but we do not disclose the approved features due competitive reasons. Next VEB release is planned for this year. By the way, are you looking for the feature described in this thread?
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