Pau Lo
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veeam backup strategy and access console
1) With Veeam is it common for an organisation to create a backup per VM, or could you technically bundle VM's into the same job? I am just interested in the logic behind one backup job per VM and if this is typically a usual strategy and if so why would that be?
2) Is there granular access controls to the veeam backup and replication console, and if so where specifically can you get a list of users/roles? Are these defined with the veeam console itself or integrated with the server on which the console is installed upon? E.g. windows/AD accounts?
3) Is the configuration database behind veeam backup & replication typically Microsoft's SQL Server or by default another platform?
2) Is there granular access controls to the veeam backup and replication console, and if so where specifically can you get a list of users/roles? Are these defined with the veeam console itself or integrated with the server on which the console is installed upon? E.g. windows/AD accounts?
3) Is the configuration database behind veeam backup & replication typically Microsoft's SQL Server or by default another platform?
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Philip Elder
I forgot one component: We also set up a backup of the configuration setup to the same backup media being rotated physically or into a cloud. This is important for recoverability. It is also encrypted using a different key than the backups.