Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup
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I installed Altaro VM Backup and it recognized the RD1000 and backed up to it. I can backup VMs to the RD1000 but not the host itself. I don't think that will be too big a problem so I consider this issue solved. Next issue: Altaro free vs. Veeam free.
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@lj said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
I installed Altaro VM Backup and it recognized the RD1000 and backed up to it. I can backup VMs to the RD1000 but not the host itself. I don't think that will be too big a problem so I consider this issue solved. Next issue: Altaro free vs. Veeam free.
Altaro free just 2 vm. Veeam free no scheduling must backup supervised.
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In any case both they are a no go. IMHO.
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@matteo-nunziati I appreciate your humble opinion. What do you suggest? BTW for now I only have plans for 2 VMs.
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@matteo-nunziati said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
Veeam free no scheduling must backup supervised.
can automate with task scheduler, but still only veeamzip. always full.
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@jaredbusch So Veeam Free only does full backups? I was afraid of that. Altaro trial does continuous data protection but I think that will cease functioning when the trial plays out.
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@lj said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
Altaro trial does continuous data protection but I think that will cease functioning when the trial plays out.
You would have to purchase the Unlimited Plus Edition.
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@lj said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
@jaredbusch So Veeam Free only does full backups? I was afraid of that. Altaro trial does continuous data protection but I think that will cease functioning when the trial plays out.
It does full backups and then it does incremental up to the retention days you specify and as many times as you want in the day.
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@dbeato said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
@lj said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
@jaredbusch So Veeam Free only does full backups? I was afraid of that. Altaro trial does continuous data protection but I think that will cease functioning when the trial plays out.
It does full backups and then it does incremental up to the retention days you specify and as many times as you want in the day.
I wasn't aware of Veeam Backup Free Edition does incremental backups.
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@black3dynamite said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
@dbeato said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
@lj said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
@jaredbusch So Veeam Free only does full backups? I was afraid of that. Altaro trial does continuous data protection but I think that will cease functioning when the trial plays out.
It does full backups and then it does incremental up to the retention days you specify and as many times as you want in the day.
I wasn't aware of Veeam Backup Free Edition does incremental backups.
Then I must be Mistaken, this screen is for the Veeam agent free. If we are talking about the back up and replication free then I know what you’re referring to.
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Veeam Agent running in free mode absolutely does do incremental backups.
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Yup, I also confirm the Free agent does incremental backups and all that good stuff:
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@nashbrydges said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
Veeam Agent running in free mode absolutely does do incremental backups.
Yep, That’s what I noted, just not sure if previously the topic was referring to Veeam Bsckup and replication free.
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FFS @dbeato for not reading the fucking thread. No one was fucking talking about Veeam Agent.
FFS to @NashBrydges and @Obsolesce for dogpiling without a clue.
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@black3dynamite said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
I wasn't aware of Veeam Backup Free Edition does incremental backups.
Because it doesn't.
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Perhaps a quick synopsis of all the versions of "free" veeam and paid veeam would be in order from those in the know.
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@brrabill said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
Perhaps a quick synopsis of all the versions of "free" veeam and paid veeam would be in order from those in the know.
No. Because they are totally different products doing totally different things.
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@brrabill said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
Perhaps a quick synopsis of all the versions of "free" veeam and paid veeam would be in order from those in the know.
You can use the name. The problem that Veeam runs into is that they have a specific name but it sounds too close to a description and person X often things that person Y is describing a product, like "free backup from Veeam" which could be any free product from Veeam. But they actually said "Veeam Backup Free" which is a product name.
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I apologize for not making myself clear. Altaro VM Backup – Free Edition vs. Veeam Backup Free Edition- "The must-have tool for VMware VShpere and Microsoft Hyper-V" is what I should have said. I have Altaro installed now when time permits reinstall Hyper-V with a larger volume. At that point I will probably install the Veeam product.
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@lj said in Microsoft Hyper-V server 2016 and RD1000 backup:
I apologize for not making myself clear. Altaro VM Backup – Free Edition vs. Veeam Backup Free Edition- "The must-have tool for VMware VShpere and Microsoft Hyper-V" is what I should have said. I have Altaro installed now when time permits reinstall Hyper-V with a larger volume. At that point I will probably install the Veeam product.
It was clear, people just didn't catch the name. You used the right name.
