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Recipe: Add a New Object Storage Repository Veeam Data Cloud Vault
Expected deliverables:
A Veeam Data Cloud Vault configured as Repository where Veeam keeps backup files and VM copies.
Time to complete: 5 minutes
Ingredients:
- A Veeam Data Cloud Vault Subscription.
- A Storage Vault already created.
- [OPTIONAL] A Gateway Server deployed in a supported operating system, Windows Server or Linux Server, or using the Veeam Infrastructure Appliance.
Before you start:
Assumptions:
You have a Veeam Backup and Replication server installed.
Method:
- Open the Veeam Backup & Replication Console.
- Select Backup Infrastructure on the bottom left menu, right click Backup Repositories and choose Add Backup Repository.
- In the Add Backup Repository window, select Veeam Data Cloud Vault.
- Give a name to the repository, change the number of concurrent tasks if needed and click Next.
- At the Account step:
- Click the Authorize link to authorize using your Veaam credentials. In the Veeam authorization window enter your credentials for the Veeam account.
- Specify the storage vault that you want to use from the Vault drop-down list, .
- You can specify how Veeam will connect with the Object Storage either via Gateway Servers or leave the default Direct option.
- In the Container step:
- Click Browse and either select an existing folder or click New Folder.
- You can also define a disk soft limit not to be exceeded.
- Next to the Make backups immutable (recommended) check box, specify the immutability period (you can’t disable this option). Click Next.
- In the Mount Server step, select a Microsoft Windows Server to be used as a mount server from the drop-down list.
- At the Review step, review components which are already installed on the Mount server and which will be installed. Click Apply to start installation of missing components.
- At the Apply step, wait for Veeam to complete saving your settings to the configuration database and create backup infrastructure objects. Click Next.
- At the Summary step, review details, click Finish and the Veeam Data Cloud Vault repository is ready to use.
Links to Resources:
- Veeam Guides and Helpcenter
- Veeam Data Cloud Vault
- Veeam Community Forums
- [Veeam Best Practices]