Good day,
I want to make the backup with Veeam in the future.
Available:
Server01 = File / AD / Print
Server02 = HyperV Host
NAS & RDX as backup destination
How should the design look like?
Installing Veeam BR Management on Server01 or Server02?
And how to make a bare-metal recovery in a worst case scenario?
Thanks for your support.
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Re: Design Question - 1 x AD/File + 1 x Hyper-V
Hello,
The recommendation would be to put your backup server to the least loaded server. Also it would make sense to install it where RDX/NAS is currently mounted to.
As regards the bare-metal recovery, then Veeam Backup & Replication doesn't do it, however if you're concerned on protected not only VMs, but other servers too, I would recommend taking a look at Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows. This product allows doing the BMR.
Thank you!
The recommendation would be to put your backup server to the least loaded server. Also it would make sense to install it where RDX/NAS is currently mounted to.
As regards the bare-metal recovery, then Veeam Backup & Replication doesn't do it, however if you're concerned on protected not only VMs, but other servers too, I would recommend taking a look at Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows. This product allows doing the BMR.
Thank you!
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Re: Design Question - 1 x AD/File + 1 x Hyper-V
Hello Vitaly,
thanks!
Veeam BR and Veeam Agent Windows on Server A (AD & File) = ok?
Or better Server A = Agent and Server B (HyperV) = Veeam BR?
Thank you!
Phil
thanks!
Veeam BR and Veeam Agent Windows on Server A (AD & File) = ok?
Or better Server A = Agent and Server B (HyperV) = Veeam BR?
Thank you!
Phil
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Re: Design Question - 1 x AD/File + 1 x Hyper-V
Veeam Agent for Windows was designed to protect physical server workloads, so I would put it on Server01. Feel free to place Veeam B&R to the Hyper-V host, in this case two applications will distribute the workload.
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