I'd be ok with a link to the answer...I've not been able to find it.
Site 1 holds Veeam B&R 8 server.
Sites 2-5 have Veeam Proxies.
Best practices for backup repositories for remote sites is? Right now I am using vmdk's attached to the proxies to store my backups. Can I get better performance some other way or this the best way?
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Re: Remote Repository Best Practices
Hello Chris,
Storing backups on virtual disks not considered as best practice.
Are you going to backup VMs on those sites 2-5 using respective proxies and store backups of the VMs onsite?
Thanks.
Storing backups on virtual disks not considered as best practice.
Are you going to backup VMs on those sites 2-5 using respective proxies and store backups of the VMs onsite?
Thanks.
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Re: Remote Repository Best Practices
Yes - each site 2-5 has it's own proxy. Each proxy has a large vmdk attached to the VM as the backup repository.
Given the storage we have - there doesn't appear any other way to present the storage to the proxy.
Given the storage we have - there doesn't appear any other way to present the storage to the proxy.
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Re: Remote Repository Best Practices
Thanks for the reply.
Also, having only one copy of backup is not the best practice as well. Please get familiar with 3-2-1 rule.
Here is a great topic with recommendations for backup storage which contains a lot of useful information.
Thank you!
Also, having only one copy of backup is not the best practice as well. Please get familiar with 3-2-1 rule.
Here is a great topic with recommendations for backup storage which contains a lot of useful information.
Thank you!
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