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! direct san from vm required
dears,
Like you know i am implementing veeam on our infrastucture
but direct san is required
and we have done vm for veeam installation .
like i read is almost impossiblle to do it under vmware and Ibm HS22V
but it his possible to do it with hyperv on host ?
hi have 1 support case open with the question but i cannot reach you " phone trouble apparently "
5201040.
Like you know i am implementing veeam on our infrastucture
but direct san is required
and we have done vm for veeam installation .
like i read is almost impossiblle to do it under vmware and Ibm HS22V
but it his possible to do it with hyperv on host ?
hi have 1 support case open with the question but i cannot reach you " phone trouble apparently "
5201040.
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
If your SAN has iSCSI (and as I can see from its specs, it does), you can configure it for Direct SAN access for VMware. Another option is to use hotadd mode (Virtual Appliance) which provides similar data retrieval speed.
For Hyper-V, the preferred way of data retrieval is using an off-host backup proxy (hardware VSS provider required).
For Hyper-V, the preferred way of data retrieval is using an off-host backup proxy (hardware VSS provider required).
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
It depends on the SAN you are using, if it's FC then yes you need to have physical Veeam proxy with an HBA (I have a doubt about NPIV as a possible workaround but have never tested it), if it's iscsi you can use the Veeam VM as iscsi initiator.
Otherwise, you can leave Veeam in a VM for management purposes and deploy a physical machine with only the Proxy role installed.
Luca.
Otherwise, you can leave Veeam in a VM for management purposes and deploy a physical machine with only the Proxy role installed.
Luca.
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
NPIV wouldn't work, so iSCSI is the only way to use direct SAN backup mode with virtual proxy.dellock6 wrote:I have a doubt about NPIV as a possible workaround but have never tested it
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
hi vitalyi thanks so i am turning back to virtual appliance mode .
how do i present my Lun toward the vm ?
how do i present my Lun toward the vm ?
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
Just make sure the host running backup proxy server has all datastores where protected VMs' disks reside connected to it. Here you can find the list of limitations on using Virtual Appliance mode.
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
Hi foggy,
thanks ,
indeed that articles confuse me more then enlighten me .
do you know if there is a withe paper how to optimize virtual appliance mode ????
thanks
Jean-pol
thanks ,
indeed that articles confuse me more then enlighten me .
do you know if there is a withe paper how to optimize virtual appliance mode ????
thanks
Jean-pol
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
Make sure you backup proxy VM is configured with 4 vCPUs or more (depends on the number of concurrent backup jobs running on this server).
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
thanks that's a little more
that i have foreseen indeed
the first backup run at 80 mb /s secong 600 mb/S
Just to be sure does VA mode require network traffic , i suppose not ?
thanks
that i have foreseen indeed
the first backup run at 80 mb /s secong 600 mb/S
Just to be sure does VA mode require network traffic , i suppose not ?
thanks
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
Please review the sticky FAQ section regarding Virtual Appliance mode. Should answer this and other possible questions.
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Re: ! direct san from vm required
of course my bad sorry
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