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A Veeam administrator has been tasked to create a backup that will automatically make a copy of data on a different media type, while also being off site, without creating additional backup or backup copy jobs. The administrator has determined that a Scale-out Backup Repository can be used as part of the solution. How can this be accomplished?
By adding a capacity tier to the Scale-out Backup Repository and enabling the 'Copy' option, the administrator can create a backup that automatically copies data to a different media type (object storage) and also ensures that the data is offsite. This is accomplished without creating additional backup or backup copy jobs. The 'Copy' option allows for immediate copying of backups to the capacity tier, meeting the criteria specified. Reference:
Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide: Scale-Out Backup Repository
Veeam Help Center: Capacity Tier and Archive Tier Configuration
A physical Linux file server needs to be migrated to VMware ESXi. The server has several volumes: /dev/sda (60GB), /dev/sdb (1TB) and /dev/sdc (4TB). What is the quickest option to migrate the server?
The quickest option for migrating a physical Linux file server with multiple volumes to VMware ESXi is to perform Instant VM Recovery. This feature allows you to run the server directly from the backup file in a VMware environment, significantly reducing the time and complexity involved in migration. Reference: Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide, Veeam Instant VM Recovery for Physical Servers
Veeam ONE has been installed and configured. The administrator needs to monitor the VMware datastore capacity. Where can this information be found?
Veeam ONE is a monitoring and reporting tool for Veeam Backup & Replication, as well as virtual environments like VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V. In Veeam ONE, you can monitor the capacity of VMware datastores by using the 'Infrastructure View'. Within this view, there is a specific group for 'Datastores' which provides comprehensive information, including the capacity and free space available on each datastore. This feature is designed to help administrators manage storage effectively and ensure they are alerted before reaching critical capacity limits. The 'Infrastructure View' provides a more direct and focused way to monitor resources like datastores compared to 'Business View', which is typically used for categorizing and viewing the infrastructure based on business needs, rather than direct resource monitoring.
An engineer has a NAS file share to protect.
What preliminary step must be taken to create a NAS backup job?
Before creating a NAS backup job, an engineer must add the NAS file share to the Veeam Backup & Replication (VBR) console under the Inventory section. This involves specifying the NAS Filer and the particular file share to be protected. This step allows Veeam to recognize the file share as a valid source for backup operations. Reference:
Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide: NAS Backup
Veeam Help Center: Adding File Shares to Inventory
Which feature can be used in Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange?
Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange allows recovery of items that are under litigation hold or in-place hold. This feature is essential for compliance and legal discovery processes where emails and other items need to be preserved and may be subject to eDiscovery requests. It is not used for restoring databases from backups created with Veeam RMAN plug-in, exporting to BAK files, or restoring original passwords for account objects. Reference:
Veeam Explorer for Microsoft Exchange User Guide: Working with Items under Litigation Hold
Veeam Knowledge Base: Recovery of Exchange Items
