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andyboy16
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Archive VM's
We are in need of archiving some VM's. Can I run an export backup job on a VM and then manually move that backup file into glacier? And then if needed, can I just import that backup file back into Veeam? Running v11.
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Re: Archive VM's
Sure, why not. Our full backup files are self-contained.
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veremin
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Re: Archive VM's
How exactly are you planning to do that? Thanks!manually move that backup file into glacier?
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andyboy16
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Re: Archive VM's
Using S3 browser.How exactly are you planning to do that? Thanks!
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Re: Archive VM's
That should work. It's like manually copying a VBK File to an USB Drive 
Veeam will not be aware of such files, but you can download it again and doing an import with the veeam console.
Veeam will not be aware of such files, but you can download it again and doing an import with the veeam console.
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