Hi all,
Due to lack of available ports on our fibre channel switches, I configured our Veeam backup solution as follows:
network > 4Gbps Ethernet (4 aggregated 1Gbps) > physical Veeam backup server > direct fibre connection > EMC Data Domain 620
Now there are a few available FC switch ports. Do I need to connect both the Veeam backup server and the DD620 to the switch, or just the DD620?
Thanks a lot.
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Re: connecting backup server and Data Domain to fibre switch
Hi,
Thank you.
Please refer to the article:Do I need to connect both the Veeam backup server and the DD620 to the switch, or just the DD620?
So, if your VBR holds the role of a gateway server then you don't have to connect your Veeam server to FC switch (if not already connected). If you prefer some other Windows server to take the role of a gateway then that gateway server has to be present in FC network and have a FC acces to your DD.helpcenter wrote:If you connect to EMC Data Domain over Fibre Channel, you must explicitly define the gateway server to communicate with the EMC Data Domain storage appliance. As a gateway server, you must use a Microsoft Windows server that is added to Veeam Backup & Replication and has access to the EMC Data Domain storage appliance over Fibre Channel.
Thank you.
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