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its-user01
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Backup mapped drives
I am trying to backup an Linux server, with mapped drives from our san. But is it possible to backup mapped drives?
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Rick.Vanover
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Re: Backup mapped drives
Is the Linux server a VM? And (I think you are) using Veeam Backup & Replication? If so - and if those drives are either iSCSI targets mapped into the OS or NFS mount, they are not "part" of the VM. Because of that - they are not picked up by Veeam Backup & Replication.
If you are using Veeam Agent for Linux - the iSCSI targets assigned to the Linux system would be backed up.
If it is NFS mount, we can do file copy jobs in Backup & Replication - or hold for our upcoming NAS backup capability.
Does that make sense Brian? (Hope you are well!)
If you are using Veeam Agent for Linux - the iSCSI targets assigned to the Linux system would be backed up.
If it is NFS mount, we can do file copy jobs in Backup & Replication - or hold for our upcoming NAS backup capability.
Does that make sense Brian? (Hope you are well!)
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