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Select the backup repository that will store the backup.

On the computers, sections add the computer we previously created.

Select Server for the protected type and Managed by the backup server as backup management mod.

Navigate to Home tab and select windows computer under jobs>Backups menu.

Agent Backup job creation (application-aware) The new group will be displayed in the inventory where you can click right to select details to check the agent infoĥ.

Once the deployment is finished, close the window.

The next segment is basically the options available for your agent deployment on the target computer and the daily schedule of agent check.

Add the target VM you want to backup (IP address along with admin credentials).

Choose individual computers as a type of protection groups.

Go to the inventory section under the physical infrastructure folder and click Create protection group.

We will first have to create a protection group and add it to the infrastructure inventory which is just another name for Backup targets. Note: Windows 2012 R2 users will need to install the following update (KB2919355) as.

Run the installer and specify the Windows builtin account as the main Veeam account.

Once subscribed for the 30 days trial, download the installer (iso) and mount in on your veeam_server VM.

Database: I chose a 12c multi-tenant database for this lab but it doesn’t matter.

Note: Make sure you have defined the host-only adapter network in VirtualBox Veeam 10 requires 4.7 and for that, you will need to make that windows server 2012 has the required pack (Instruction and download links are available here if you’re using an old version). Windows server2012 prerequisites for Veeam Create a Recovery Media using agent backupġ.Agent Backup job creation (Oracle DB aware).Windows Server2012 prerequisites for Veeam Installation.

The following are the steps necessary to reproduce a simple DR test with VirtualBox VMs (scripting free). Note that although the lab is based on VirtualBox, I have had a similar result when running it for OVM. Today, we will demonstrate that with software like Veeam, we can restore a VM as if it was a physical machine using its Bare Metal recovery feature on a dummy virtual machine. Veeam turns out to be a solid alternative that might spare the pain of reinventing the wheel along with the hours of scripting that come with it. Those who aren’t lucky enough to use VMware or HyperV in their infrastructure might find it painful to provide a seamless way to manage their virtual backup and recovery strategy (i.e Ovm, kvm.etc.). Veeam Veeam backup and Bare Metal Recovery of a VM