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V9 question
Not sure if too early to ask this. But I need to rebuild my V8 B&R server from Windows 2012 to Windows 2012 R2. But now that V9 is on the horizon, I was wondering if it would be possible to install V9, then just import a backup from my V8 server and it will upgrade everything to V9? Or do I have to do a in place upgrade from V8 to V9?
Thanks,
Brad.
Thanks,
Brad.
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Re: V9 question
In-place upgrade is always preferred, cause in this case you will not need to re-enter all credentials for AAIP and connections to the virtual infrastructure. Also keep in mind that job mapping might be required (depending on how you would transfer all the data).
If you want to rebuild your backup server, just create a configuration dump backup and then use it with a new installation. Alternatively, you can keep your existing database and then point Veeam B&R v9 installation wizard to this database. Thanks!
If you want to rebuild your backup server, just create a configuration dump backup and then use it with a new installation. Alternatively, you can keep your existing database and then point Veeam B&R v9 installation wizard to this database. Thanks!
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Re: V9 question
by configuration dump backup you mean the regular configuration backup which I can schedule under Configuration Backup Settings in main menue?
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Re: V9 question
Right, Veeam B&R configuration backup is meant here.
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Re: V9 question
Sorry, I am still not sure what you mean here? Can I just build a new V9 server and import the V8 configuration backup?Vitaliy S. wrote:In-place upgrade is always preferred, cause in this case you will not need to re-enter all credentials for AAIP and connections to the virtual infrastructure. Also keep in mind that job mapping might be required (depending on how you would transfer all the data).
If you want to rebuild your backup server, just create a configuration dump backup and then use it with a new installation. Alternatively, you can keep your existing database and then point Veeam B&R v9 installation wizard to this database. Thanks!
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Re: V9 question
Yes, you can backup v8 configuration, upgrade the server (both Windows and Veeam B&R) or rebuild it from scratch and install v9, then import v8 configuration.
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Re: V9 question
Great. Thanks for that. That will help heaps. Looking forward to V9..
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