Hi,
The infrastructure that I often encounter in clients is the following:
Hypervisor (VMware, Hyper-V) on network A
VEEAM BR on network A
NAS on network A
What's the best practice to isolate NAS and its data from the network A?
Thanks in advance for your advices,
Bis
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Re: Best Practice Veeam BR - Hypervisor - NAS
Hello Bistrol
Welcome to the forum.
The NAS should use MFA for any administrative login.
But the issue with such flat design is that every administrator on the Veeam B&R server will be able to delete your backups even without having access to the NAS.
Does your customer use immutable or air gapped backup targets?
- Tapes
- Object Storage with immutability
- Linux Hardened repository?
Best,
Fabian
Welcome to the forum.
The NAS should use MFA for any administrative login.
But the issue with such flat design is that every administrator on the Veeam B&R server will be able to delete your backups even without having access to the NAS.
Does your customer use immutable or air gapped backup targets?
- Tapes
- Object Storage with immutability
- Linux Hardened repository?
Best,
Fabian
Product Management Analyst @ Veeam Software
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