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StoreEasy 1650 + Linux

 
h1user
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4 weeks ago - last edited 4 weeks ago by

4 weeks ago - last edited 4 weeks ago by

StoreEasy 1650 + Linux

Hello everyone

I am looking to harden a VEEAM environment by migrating existing data to an inmutable repository hosted on Linux. This particular customer has this storage (which I've never seen before now) and I was wondering if the current Windows Server installation could be replaced by a Linux OS and mount drives/repository there for VEEAM to use as backup repository.

Can this be done?

Thanks!

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shuff
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4 weeks ago

4 weeks ago

Re: StoreEasy 1650 + Linux

Yes, it is possible to replace the current Windows Server installation with a Linux OS and mount drives/repository there for VEEAM to use as a backup repository. VEEAM supports additional backup repositories on both Windows and Linux servers. You can create a single virtual pool of backup storage to which backups can be assigned, offering the freedom to easily extend backup storage capacity.

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