Configuration Backup Copy Job?

[Mildur]

Hi Constantin,

Not today, but there is a workaround (see the comments in this topic). Unfortunately, the workaround cannot be used if the configuration backup file is on a hardened repository.

Why not use the QNAP as the target until this request is solved? Use your QNAP tools to copy the configuration backup file to another destination. Also, A hardened repository doesn’t provide any benefits for configuration backups today, because the configuration backup file would not be immutable.

Best,
Fabian

[FrancWest]

We use a file backup job to copy the configbackup to a repository and then a backup copy job on this file backup job to copy the backup config to 3 destinations.

[saloobahi]

I would like to seek your guidance regarding our current disaster recovery setup and restore procedures.

In our production environment, we are running workloads on Nutanix infrastructure, while our DR site is hosted on an HP Blade server environment. We have configured Veeam Backup & Replication to perform daily backup copy jobs from the primary site and backup copy job will copied to the secondary (DR) site, and this process is currently working as expected.

However, we would like clarification on the following scenarios:

In the event that our primary Veeam server becomes unavailable, how can we restore or access the backup jobs from the secondary (DR) site?
What is the recommended approach to recover and import these backups on a DR Veeam server?
If we take image-level backups of our Nutanix-based virtual machines, is it possible to restore these workloads onto the HP Blade server running Hyper-V?
Are there any specific steps, limitations, or best practices for cross-platform recovery (Nutanix AHV to Hyper-V)?

We would appreciate it if you could provide detailed guidance, best practices, and any relevant documentation links to help us design a reliable DR strategy.