When Veeam Enterprise Manager is used for file-level recovery, the file needs to be downloaded to the Enterprise Manager server. The default location of the download is: C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Backup\WebRestore. However, it can be difficult to estimate the size required for this volume upfront and resizing the C partition isn’t quick or convenient.
The backup administrator may follow these guidelines: 1. Install Enterprise Manager at HQ. 2. Install and configure Veeam Backup & Replication on each ROBO.
When Veeam Enterprise Manager is used for file-level recovery, the file needs to be downloaded to the Enterprise Manager server. The default location of the download is: C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Backup\WebRestore. However, it can be difficult to estimate the size required for this volume upfront and resizing the C partition isn’t quick or convenient.
Enterprise Manager is also a part of the data encryption and decryption processes implemented in the Veeam solution and best practice recommend deploying Enterprise Manager in the following scenarios: It is recommended to deploy Enterprise Manager if you are using encryption for backup or backup copy jobs.
Enterprise Manager | Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager Deployment use cases There are multiple use cases of Enterprise Manager, which are covered in detail in the user guide. However, to simplify the entire set of scenarios can be split into 3 core groups:
During the backup of a VM with guest indexing enabled, Veeam detects users who have local administrator access rights to that machine and stores this information in the Enterprise Manager database. User enters the self-service web portal URL in the web browser and enters the account name and password to access the necessary VM guest OS.
Veeam Enterprise Manager allows VM administrators to restore files or folders from a VM guest OS using a browser from within the VM guest OS, without creating specific users or assigning them specific roles at the Veeam Enterprise Manager level.
Enterprise Manager is also a part of the data encryption and decryption processes implemented in the Veeam solution and best practice recommend deploying ...
As there are many variables, a rule of thumb of 10 GB per 500 VMs can be used. However keep in mind, that it's usually to see massive temporary growth of the ...
Enterprise Manager is also a part of the data encryption and decryption processes implemented in the Veeam solution and best practice recommend deploying Enterprise Manager in the following scenarios: It is recommended to deploy Enterprise Manager if you are using encryption for backup or backup copy jobs.
NOTE: If indexing is enabled in a backup job without Veeam Backup Catalog running in Enterprise Manager - the catalog will grow endless until the Veeam Backup server is out of disk space. Estimated used space of the final index file after compression is approximately 2 MB per 1,000,000 files for a single VM restore point on the Enterprise ...