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Office 365 Repository Selection

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Is it possible to backup my 365 data to a repository on another machine that is setup in Veeam Backup and Replication? The host I have for Veeam runs in production and my backup environment has a lot more free space that I can allocate for these backups. The drop down is for my machine, it would be nice to see my repositories.

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Hi,

There is experimental support for an SMB file share as you can read here: https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbo36 ... tml?ver=10

Note that an office 365 repository is not the same as a VBR repository so at this point in time it makes no sense to store the data on a VBR repository. But you could point it to an SMB share on that same volume as where your VBR repository resides

Hope it helps
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If the VBR repo is a Windows repo, couldn't the folder for the repo be shared and then mapped as a local drive on the machine running VO365? It would look like local storage at that point, right? But then all backups would be right in the same spot. Or maybe worst case share subfolder underneath the VBR repo.

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I had this working once, but I uninstalled the Veeam for Office 365 console and reinstalled and I can't get it to connect to a mapped drive anymore. I keep getting "Folder does not exist", I've double checked permissions but maybe I'm missing something.
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David,

I think the issue might be that with the reinstallation the config file is lost and the database is not recognized anymore. I am not sure if they can solve this but I would advise to create a support call and see if they know how to do this

Please let us know what the outcome is

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I actually got it to work. I had to set permissions for the Veeam O365 service to use a different account that had access to that network drive.
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Ok, that is good to know. Always happy to see it being solved ;-)
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Hi,

I have an additional question. The service usually runs with "local System".
I would like to create a service account for this service and would like to know which additional rights I have to assign to this account?
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Re: Office 365 Repository Selection

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Michael,

First: Welcome to the forums!
Second: No, this is not possible at this moment and it would break the functionality I'm afraid
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