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backup proxy doubts
good afternoon,
The query is about what mode of transport the proxy uses when we check the Automatic selection option.
On the other hand, can they choose different modes depending on each machine within the same task?
We have seen that if a machine has snapshot the option Direct Storage Access is not supported.
Thanks a lot
The query is about what mode of transport the proxy uses when we check the Automatic selection option.
On the other hand, can they choose different modes depending on each machine within the same task?
We have seen that if a machine has snapshot the option Direct Storage Access is not supported.
Thanks a lot
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Re: backup proxy doubts
Hi David,
Veeam detects proxies which can access the source datastore and automatically assigns an optimal proxy for VM processing. Proxies are assigned one by one and if more than one proxy is available, our business-logic will analyze transport modes that can be used to get VM data and the current load level on every proxy server in order to pick the best one.
Thanks!
Veeam detects proxies which can access the source datastore and automatically assigns an optimal proxy for VM processing. Proxies are assigned one by one and if more than one proxy is available, our business-logic will analyze transport modes that can be used to get VM data and the current load level on every proxy server in order to pick the best one.
Thanks!
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Re: backup proxy doubts
And regarding transport modes priority, those are selected (in case several are available) in the following order: Direct storage access > Virtual appliance > Network.
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Re: backup proxy doubts
But in the same task can you choose different proxies for each machine of that same task? Or does it choose the proxy for the task and all machines are run with the same proxy?
Thank you both very much
Thank you both very much
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Re: backup proxy doubts
Yes, but in case you have the possibility of the three methods, I understand that you choose the most efficient and not necessarily in that order. We have tasks that for efficiency always choose HotAdd even if we have all three
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Re: backup proxy doubts
If by "task" you mean a job, then yes.But in the same task can you choose different proxies for each machine of that same task?
Not, it does not.Or does it choose the proxy for the task and all machines are run with the same proxy?
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Re: backup proxy doubts
Sure, proxy selection is done on a per VM basis, i.e. you can potentially have multiple proxies processing the different VMs in the same job.
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Re: backup proxy doubts
Likely slots on direct SAN proxy are occupied by other tasks.
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Re: backup proxy doubts
The proxy is selected based on available transport modes.
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