Hi,
I'm running Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 (v7) at home to backup my personal O365 stuff.
I use a local repo (I tried b2 and wasabi for object storage, however, I had timeout issues and neither worked well, I suspect this was a bandwidth issue). So my question is, is there a way to limit the size of the adb file to say 5-10Gb so it splits or is there an option to use object storage locally? The reason for this is once a week I want to sync my backups to my b2 account, however, my adb files are as big as 130Gb and having them sync every time means the backup takes 2 days to complete
Thanks
Michael
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Re: Split adb / local object storage
Hello Michael
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Fabian
Welcome to the forum.
There is a way through an unsupported configuration change in the config XML file. To get access to the configuration parameter, please reach out to our customer support team. But I assume you are using our free version for your personal O365 stuff at home. Without a active license contract, chances are rather small that you will get an answer to your request. Support response is on best effort for users of our free product offerings.is there a way to limit the size of the adb file to say 5-10Gb so it splits
If you have spare hardware, or a NAS device such as Synology or similar, you could deploy MinIO on it. MinIO is a supported object storage server which can be used with our product. I don't expect the best performance for large M365 tenants, but it should work for your scenario. You can then use a backup copy job to copy the backups from MinIO to Backblaze B2.or is there an option to use object storage locally?
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Re: Split adb / local object storage
Thanks for the prompt reply, MinIO looks like it might be the best way!
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