


You can see that the backup happens every day at 10AM and that 10 restore points are kept. You’ll see that the Veeam configuration is backed up on a regular schedule by default. To do this, go to the drop-down menu in the top left-hand corner of the Veeam Console and click on Configuration Backup: As a first step, we will backup the Veeam configuration. The first thing we need to do before starting the actual upgrade is to prepare the existing environment. I’ve prepared a run-through of the procedure here. Note: If you have read my previous post about using mhVTL with Veeam, you will need to update your mhVTL appliance, otherwise you will run into problems when trying to backup to tape using Veeam 9. To read more about these and other enhancements go to Advanced tape suppport, including GFS retention.Transaction-level recovery for Oracle through enterprise-level enhancements for Veeam Explorers.Integration with EMC VNX/VNXe snapshots.Veeam Availability Suite brings a host of great enhancements including: My lab is a vSphere 6 environment where I run Veeam Availability Suite 8 with all components installed – Backup and Replication, Backup Enterprise Manager and Veeam One. Read on to see how I did it. I decided to give it a whirl by upgrading my lab deployment. As a Veeam partner, I was recently sent a link to download an evaluation copy of Veeam Availability Suite 9 in advance of its GA date.
