Is it allright to install VBR6.1 on this same server and install SQL as a separate instance. What are the things I need to take into consideration or be aware of?Ħ) I have Backup Exec 2012 as my backup server. What kind of performance degradation? Could you be more specific about this? When it comes to an exchange server or an SQL servers or webserver.how much performance degradation should I anticpate?Ĥ)Ĝan I run the backup job both at production as well as the DR site at the same time? If so, will if affect the performance of the VM / proxy server at the production site? Do I need to have more proxies at the production for this? Also if I need to run replicas of perhaps just three or four VMs to the DR site, how should we design the number of proxies required at each site.ĥ) How do I anticipate how much bandwith I need if I am going to run a the entire backup job also at the DR site plus replicate a couple of VMS. If I backup using VeeamZIP, does that mean I get more compression and dedup than what I get using normal Veeam backups.ģ) Performance degradation may happen using vpower when running the vm from a backup. Do you mean by quick migration we could do both vmotion as well as svmotion even if we don’t have vsphere enterprise licensing?Ģ) Veeam ZIP- what is the main difference doing a normal backup job using Veeam and VeeamZIP. We have a virtual infrastructure with vsphere4 standard. We will be going in for VBR6.1 Enterprise shortly, so would like to have clear understanding before we change from Backup Exec 2012 to VBR6.1ġ)ĝuring the product demo of VBR6.1, it was mentioned about ‘quick migration’. I have a couple of queries regarding Veeam.

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