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Virtual Appliance VM using Hot-add and two vCenters?

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I have two vCenter VMs running with eight ESXi hosts.

I am running Veeam Virtual Appliance in vC02. When backing up VMs in vC02, hot-add works. When trying to backup VMs in vC01 I get: BackupDiskFull failed / End of file.

Do I need to run a unique Veeam VM per vCenter use the hot-add functionality?

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Re: Virtual Appliance VM using Hot-add and two vCenters?

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Hello Matt,

Yes, Virtual Appliance mode works within a vCenter Server where Veeam backup console has been registered. If you want to use this mode for another vCenter Server then you should deploy a secondary Veeam backup server.

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Re: Virtual Appliance VM using Hot-add and two vCenters?

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Vitaliy S. wrote:If you want to use this mode for another vCenter Server then you should deploy a secondary Veeam backup server.
Then you'd have to manage two (or more) Veeam Proxy servers and their backup jobs. Right?
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Re: Virtual Appliance VM using Hot-add and two vCenters?

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Yes, but you can install Enterprise Manager and manage those serves from the single console.
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