hi,
i have a QNAP NAS that is protected via a unstructured data backup job.
now, the Veeam server will be decommissioned.
what are the options to protect the files after decommission?
we have a shared VBR in our cloud, but i think that is not optimal, because backup proxy is communicating over VPN.
tia
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Re: NAS backup without Veeam server
Hi Karsten
Veeam Backup & Replication is required to protect file shares through the SMB or NFS protocol.
There is a workaround through Veeam Agent for Linux. Veeam Agent for Linux allows you to back up mounted file shares with file-level backup jobs (no-snapshot mode), but I recommend against it. I don't expect great performance.
If file share backup is important with Veeam products, then I would keep the backup server in your customer’s datacenter.
Best,
Fabian
Veeam Backup & Replication is required to protect file shares through the SMB or NFS protocol.
There is a workaround through Veeam Agent for Linux. Veeam Agent for Linux allows you to back up mounted file shares with file-level backup jobs (no-snapshot mode), but I recommend against it. I don't expect great performance.
I wouldn’t do that either. You would still have to deploy a proxy server on the customer’s side for acceptable performance.we have a shared VBR in our cloud, but i think that is not optimal, because backup proxy is communicating over VPN.
If file share backup is important with Veeam products, then I would keep the backup server in your customer’s datacenter.
Best,
Fabian
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Re: NAS backup without Veeam server
thank you Fabian for confirming it.
it is archive data with little to no changes. do you think it is worth trying it with a proxy in the cloud?
it is archive data with little to no changes. do you think it is worth trying it with a proxy in the cloud?
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