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AAIP and Windows

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Hello,

I would like to know better when enable AAIP is really needed for application consistent because I can read lot's of differents setup...

What I know is it's mandatory for application like Exchange, AD, SQL, ...
Is it needed for "standard" Windows VM or not ? There is nothing I can find on Veeam documentation about this.
If yes, this means I need to create a GPO to deploy and account with local administrator privileges on all Windows VM (I totally refuse to use domain admin privileges for obvious security reason) .
If not, that mean I can just add the account on the needed VMs
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Re: AAIP and Windows

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Hello please review this link it will explain it for you - https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=120
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Hello,

Thanks for your answer. I saw this link but it doesn t answer to my question.
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If the VM does not have an application running there is no need for AAIP. As the link above show applications like SQL Server, Oracle etc. :D
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OK I just find again the old thread I opened some years back and AAIP is good for all windows :
veeam-backup-replication-f2/application ... hilit=aaip
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Re: AAIP and Windows

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Hello,

Yes, it is good because there are system VSS writers like WMI, Registry, System, etc. You can run VSSADMIN LIST WRITERS to get the full list of writers existing in the OS. Also, you can find more theoretical information about VSS workflow on this page.

Thanks!
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