I've just Installed Windows 7 Pro 64bit on the VM and next step to install Veeam Backup & Replication.
Before I do Veam installation, should I let Windows 7 to join the domain network? I don't know would there be any issue with that.
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Re: Install Veeam on the Windows 7 domain?
Both methods are supported. An advantage of installing it on a server not being part of the domain is that if something goes wrong with AD you can always login. Then again it is a matter of favor.
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Re: Install Veeam on the Windows 7 domain?
Also be careful when using Microsoft Desktop licenses in virtual machines, there are different options that may or not become expensive, depending on the scenario.
http://searchvirtualdesktop.techtarget. ... VDA-vs-CDL
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