How do you folks protect backups local to the Veeam server, on a Windows machines? It's easy to do it on CIFS / SMB shares, but I have an iSCSI based SAN that I'd like to use for backups, so I can only mount it in Windows / datastore. That makes it vulnerable.
Any thoughts?
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Re: Protecting backups
Hi,
The recommended approach is to follow the 3-2-1 Rule or at least to have a backup copy job to an external attachable drive. Thanks!
The recommended approach is to follow the 3-2-1 Rule or at least to have a backup copy job to an external attachable drive. Thanks!
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Re: Protecting backups
Oh I already do that. This is purely for deciding if I should build a Linux NAS box in front of the iSCSI SAN to share via CIFS, or can I actually protect the drive if I mount it locally?
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Re: Protecting backups
Could you please clarify what kind of protection do you mean here?
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