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Hasslehogg
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Hi all

i was wondering if you could give me your advice/thoughts on the following.

We have multiple virtual Veeam B&R servers across the globe and was wanting to install Enterprise Manager in 1 location to centrally manage the whole globe but i wasnt sure what kind of data or how much traffic would go across the WAN from the remote B&R servers to Enterprise Manager.

If there is a lot of traffic i will go with a Enterpise Manager in each region (AMER/APAC/EMEA) but just wanted your thoughts please. I couldnt find anything in the FAQ on this, if its there and i have missed then i apologise

thanks in advance as always
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Hi Michael, there are two types of traffic:

1. Jobs session stats: this one is minimal
2. Guest file indexes, if you have indexing enable in the jobs: this can be heavy

But I guess you are not using guest file system indexing at this time, because you do not have Enterprise Manager deployed, so you should be good.

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thanks Gostev

we will be enabling it though on all jobs, so it sounds best to have 1 per region?

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Depends on the amount of indexed files in your VMs.
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Yes, one per region is what I would if your WAN links are pretty bad. But there are other considerations too, like do you want a single pane of glass, or all regions seeing only "their" backup servers.
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