Protecting vSphere with Veeam Backup
Lab Duration: Approximately 90 minutes
Lab Skill level: Basic – Intermediate
Overview
In this lab you take the role of an administrator at a small company that has just deployed VMware vSphere.
However due to a growing backup window and expensive software renewal costs, a decision was made to deploy Veeam Backup and Replication in your test environment as a pilot.
The goal of this lab is for you to configure a newly installed Veeam server to protect a test virtual machine. In addition, you will also need to do a test restore of a word document from a windows vm. At the end of the lab you should be familiar with Veeam as well as how VMware API’s for Data Protection and Veeam can be leveraged to better protect your business.
Prerequisites
Lab users only need a basic understanding of virtualization and VMware products, no prior experience with Veeam or Hypervisor based backups is required.
Tasks Include:
- Create an initial backup of our test file server
- Review a file on the file server and delete it
- Restore the deleted file with Veeam
- Create a replication job to replicate our file server
- Failover our file server to the DR site ESXi server
- Verify that our FileServer is not running at DR
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Hi Justin
I built a lab just like this with
DC, Vcenter, Exchange, File server and Veeam it all worked really well.
I could restore object in active directory and file with no problem , exchange was another story, I always get the error you do not have permissions to restore the mail box
Steve