Are there any issues with having one backup job that backs up 12 VMs on a single host instead of having 12 individual jobs? They should all queue and finish anyway right? What is the best practice?
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Re: Backup Entire Host or Individual VM
No issues and this is actually the best practice, to have a single job in this case.
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Re: Backup Entire Host or Individual VM
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When the job kicks off would all 12 VMs take a snapshot or does it do the snapshot when the queued VM starts its backup? Does a restore job allow you restore one individual VM from any of the incremental backups still?
When the job kicks off would all 12 VMs take a snapshot or does it do the snapshot when the queued VM starts its backup? Does a restore job allow you restore one individual VM from any of the incremental backups still?
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Re: Backup Entire Host or Individual VM
VM is snapshotted prior being backed up. Yes, you can restore any of the individual VMs from any of the available restore points.
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Re: Backup Entire Host or Individual VM
Depending on how many concurrent tasks you have configured on the proxy server/repository, VMs might be queued or snapshotted at the same time.
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