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DR question
I am considering setting up a DR site, currently all the infrastructure is at site A. If I want to setup site B and have replicas go to site B, I need a server running Veeam as well as a server running Esxi for the replicas, correct? This is going to be done across a 100MB MPLS connection. How can I do it in such a way that I don't have to wait days for the first replica to complete, the largest VM is 350GB. The customer is running Veeam 9 enterprise edition.
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Re: DR question
Hello,
you don`t second VBR server on the target site, only ESX(i).
For the first replication job run you can leverage seeding.
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you don`t second VBR server on the target site, only ESX(i).
For the first replication job run you can leverage seeding.
Thanks!
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Re: DR question
Will I require a second veeam license though to add the Esxi server at Site B to my VBR server in site A?
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Re: DR question
No, the product is licensed per physical CPU socket or VM of "source" hypervisor host (where protected virtual machines reside). Destination hosts for replication and migration jobs do not need to be licensed. Hosts running virtual machines which are not being processed by Veeam do not need to be licensed, even if they are a part of the same cluster.
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