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Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hi,
the current endpoint backup does not support seeded backups, will the new agent do?
If not, I guess that would be a great feature .
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Sebastian
the current endpoint backup does not support seeded backups, will the new agent do?
If not, I guess that would be a great feature .
Kind Regards,
Sebastian
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hi Sebastian,
Actually, it does. You just need to place backup file in the directory specified in job settings. Mapping will work automatically when backup job starts. Check this post
Actually, it does. You just need to place backup file in the directory specified in job settings. Mapping will work automatically when backup job starts. Check this post
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hi,
oh great, I'll try that.
Thank you!
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Sebastian
oh great, I'll try that.
Thank you!
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Sebastian
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hi Dmitry,
does that too work for a backup copy job.
The thing is that I want to seed a backup copy job from one office to another, so I do not have to copy the whole thing over the WAN.
Thank you!
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Sebastian
does that too work for a backup copy job.
The thing is that I want to seed a backup copy job from one office to another, so I do not have to copy the whole thing over the WAN.
Thank you!
Kind Regards,
Sebastian
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Sebastian,
I'm not sure I follow now. What are you exactly trying? Saving a VAW backup to a local VBR repository and then having (from there a BCJ) to a remote location?
I'm not sure I follow now. What are you exactly trying? Saving a VAW backup to a local VBR repository and then having (from there a BCJ) to a remote location?
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hi Mike,
on one site I have a local backup with endpoint backup.
Now I want to seed this backup to another branch office.
With the normal Hyper-V backup via Backup and Replication I can create an auxiliary backup repository (for example an USB drive) to seed the backup to another location, after copying the backup files to the new location at the branch office, I can use the new location as an backup repository in the backup copy job.
So I want to do the same thing with my Endpoint Backup.
Kind Regards,
Sebastian
on one site I have a local backup with endpoint backup.
Now I want to seed this backup to another branch office.
With the normal Hyper-V backup via Backup and Replication I can create an auxiliary backup repository (for example an USB drive) to seed the backup to another location, after copying the backup files to the new location at the branch office, I can use the new location as an backup repository in the backup copy job.
So I want to do the same thing with my Endpoint Backup.
Kind Regards,
Sebastian
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hi Sebastian,
The big question is where you store the local backup. Is that a B&R repository? In that case it is pretty easy because the moment it lands there, you have the same possibilities as with your Hyper-V backups so seed away
If it is not a B&R repository, I assume you can simply copy the backup on a USB disk (Take the VBM, VIB and VBK to have all and the latest version) and move it to the remote location. Then you should be able to import it to the repository. But again, it would be easier if you have landed it locally on a B&R repository, then all the possibilities are there
Let me know
Mike
The big question is where you store the local backup. Is that a B&R repository? In that case it is pretty easy because the moment it lands there, you have the same possibilities as with your Hyper-V backups so seed away
If it is not a B&R repository, I assume you can simply copy the backup on a USB disk (Take the VBM, VIB and VBK to have all and the latest version) and move it to the remote location. Then you should be able to import it to the repository. But again, it would be easier if you have landed it locally on a B&R repository, then all the possibilities are there
Let me know
Mike
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hi Mike,
I would have created a B&R repository with the USB drive as target (CIFS share), like I have done for the Hyper-V backups.
So as I understand, it should be no problem .
Thank you!
Kind Regards,
Sebastian
I would have created a B&R repository with the USB drive as target (CIFS share), like I have done for the Hyper-V backups.
So as I understand, it should be no problem .
Thank you!
Kind Regards,
Sebastian
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Yep, that would do the trick! Make sure that you set the permissions on the repository to allow the VEB backup to land there!
Cheers
Mike
Cheers
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Great! Thank you!
Kind Regards,
Sebastian
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Sebastian,
Unfortunately, mapping in Veeam B&R backup copy job with agent backup files as a source is not supported. We plan to add this functionality soon.
Unfortunately, mapping in Veeam B&R backup copy job with agent backup files as a source is not supported. We plan to add this functionality soon.
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
Hmmm,
@Dima: I did not know this.
@Sebastian: Sorry for my mistake
@Dima: I did not know this.
@Sebastian: Sorry for my mistake
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Re: Is it possible to map seeded backups?
The explanation is simple: backup copy asks for infrastructure objects to do the mapping, but agents are not part of the virtualized infrastructure
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