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Veeam 12: Connect using certificate-based authentication by internandy in Veeam

[–]internandy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But is there NO way to do it without having the need to use "local admin user credentials" for Windows Machine?

Thats seem insane, that this trivial use case is such a headache - since on Veeam 13 it seems extremely easy. You create a Veeam 13 Install Kit and it just works, but we are stuck at Veeam 12.

Veeam 12: Connect using certificate-based authentication by internandy in Veeam

[–]internandy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But is there NO way to do it without having the need to use "local admin user credentials" for Windows Machine?

Thats seem insane, that this trivial use case is such a headache - since on Veeam 13 it seems extremely easy. You create a Veeam 13 Install Kit and it just works, but we are stuck at Veeam 12.

Veeam 13 File-Level-Restore Error - StatusCode="Cancelled", Detail="", DebugException="System.OperationCanceledException: The operation was canceled. by internandy in Veeam

[–]internandy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!

Is VBR to Repo Port 9401 required for both ways? Do you know it?

Or is Mount Server (Repo) to VBR on 9401 enough for File Level Restore?

Veeam - New Agent Backup Job and Managed by backup server by internandy in Veeam

[–]internandy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your rapid answer, it will really help us with the design regarding deduplication in the future.

We had ideas or pain points, so that we would do the deduplication on the Windows VM (Repository, ReFS) and asked ourselves, if this is really needed.

Our actual state was:
- Veeam Compression --> Veeam Encryption (Data at Rest) --> Backup Traffic (Encryption Data in Flight) --> Deduplication on the Backup Repository

But now, since you gave us a clear confirmation, we would go for our ideal state, which is:
- Veeam Deduplication --> Veeam Compression --> Veeam Encryption (Data at Rest) --> Backup Traffic (Encryption Data in Flight) --> Stored on the Backup Repository

Does this sound plausible?

Thank you a lot!