Hello,
Im planing to take out Veeam backup server from domain to protect it against ransomwares and other domain attacks.
So, my question is can i switch the current Veeam backup server from domain to workgroup or prepare a new machine and restore the latest config backup.
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Re: Take Veeam backup Server out of domain
Yes, I have done this several times without problems. Just make sure you have a local admin account you can use before you do it, and that this account has the backup admin role in VBR.
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Re: Take Veeam backup Server out of domain
Hello DanielJ,
Thank you for your feedback.
So Veeam Database and all other Veeam components will not be impacted after this action, right?
Thank you for your feedback.
So Veeam Database and all other Veeam components will not be impacted after this action, right?
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Re: Take Veeam backup Server out of domain
Hi Mohamed
You may have to update credentials for each managed server in the Veeam console, if you take them out of the domain too.
Repository, proxy, WAN accelerator or tape server shouldn't be in the production domain as well.
Veeam Database depends on how you have configured the configuration. If you have installed the database server on a domain joined machine (or domain joined backup server), and you remove that machine from the domain, you have to reconfigure the connection:
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=120
By the way, this question was asked multiple times in this forum. You will find many topics regarding "taking out the backup server from the domain".
Best,
Fabian
You may have to update credentials for each managed server in the Veeam console, if you take them out of the domain too.
Repository, proxy, WAN accelerator or tape server shouldn't be in the production domain as well.
Veeam Database depends on how you have configured the configuration. If you have installed the database server on a domain joined machine (or domain joined backup server), and you remove that machine from the domain, you have to reconfigure the connection:
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=120
By the way, this question was asked multiple times in this forum. You will find many topics regarding "taking out the backup server from the domain".
Best,
Fabian
Product Management Analyst @ Veeam Software
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