Veeam employee here. Fantastic tutorial you have here! It randomly came up in my feed and I decided I'd watch it to see if it was accurate or not. You were spot on about everything you covered.
Great video! In our MSP, Veeam is a cornerstone for us due to its powerful backup features. The tools you choose are critical in this industry for achieving success. Our winning approach includes reliable data backup solutions, a comprehensive RMM, cutting-edge security, and the versatile Thirdlane Multi Tenant PBX for premium voice services. This combination of technologies has driven our MSP's success.
Thank you, it's definitely a great piece of software and I've had a great experience with it. If you'd like to see more videos from the channel in the future please consider subscribing!
Is there a benefit in using Veeam software to restore a system via a bootable drive versus using Window's version of it? In other words, if I have a windows image backup and a separate bootable recovery USB, then that should do the same job as the Bare Metal restore?
If you already have an image to restore, the Veram restore probably doesn’t offer a benefit aside from also working as an incremental backup at the same time for file restoration in Windows. I did notice that the Veeam USB has their bare metal as well as Windows image recovery so it seems that they have also considered this. Thanks for watching the video, consider subscribing to see more!
Hey does this also back up every file on my windows? And if I want to restore the pc do I need the new pc to have the same hardware configuration as my current one for the backup to work?
will the recovery media allow you to connect to one drive if you have your backups stored there or will you need to find a way to copy it locally first before attempting a boot media restore?
Yes, you can manually specify the backup location on the restore if it is not automatically detected. All you need to do is select Browse on the screen at 6:49 to do that.
@@RichardTech Nice i see that now. Will lt allow for connection and restore from an Azure blob container? The setting itself doesnt specifically state azure or public cloud.
I have a question: what kind of media do you need for a VeeAM backup? I bought a Samsung SSD, but I get the error message that this has an exFAT file system that isn't supported.
Not exactly, I have a video showing you how to format as exFAT - but the only thing you would need to change is select NTFS instead of exFAT when formatting the drive. *Please note that formatting the drive will delete everything currently on it.* Please find the video here, hope it helps. ua-cam.com/video/EcaPm-JfBbs/v-deo.html
Don't bother with this program. It only gives me errors when I try to backup my computer. "Error: The semaphore timeout period has expired. Asynchronous read operation failed Failed to upload disk. Agent failed to process method {DataTransfer.SyncDisk}. Exception from server: The semaphore timeout period has expired. Asynchronous read operation failed Unable to retrieve next block transmission command. Number of already processed blocks: [70022]. Failed to download disk."
Veeam employee here. Fantastic tutorial you have here! It randomly came up in my feed and I decided I'd watch it to see if it was accurate or not. You were spot on about everything you covered.
Thanks Chris, much appreciated - consider subscribing to see more!
Best guide out for the Veeam windows agent, simple but thorough.
Thank you for your kind words!
Great video! In our MSP, Veeam is a cornerstone for us due to its powerful backup features. The tools you choose are critical in this industry for achieving success. Our winning approach includes reliable data backup solutions, a comprehensive RMM, cutting-edge security, and the versatile Thirdlane Multi Tenant PBX for premium voice services. This combination of technologies has driven our MSP's success.
This guy is like Harry Potter but on steroids.
Good review on how to install it and how to restore! Surprising that this program is free. Cheers!
Thank you, it's definitely a great piece of software and I've had a great experience with it. If you'd like to see more videos from the channel in the future please consider subscribing!
Thanks, very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent, very useful! ^^
Glad you think so!
I strongly recommend Fur_tech on Instagram he is a pro... he does it so easy and fast.
Is there a benefit in using Veeam software to restore a system via a bootable drive versus using Window's version of it? In other words, if I have a windows image backup and a separate bootable recovery USB, then that should do the same job as the Bare Metal restore?
If you already have an image to restore, the Veram restore probably doesn’t offer a benefit aside from also working as an incremental backup at the same time for file restoration in Windows. I did notice that the Veeam USB has their bare metal as well as Windows image recovery so it seems that they have also considered this. Thanks for watching the video, consider subscribing to see more!
Am I restricted to 1 backup job with the free edition, or can I do a backup without creating a backup job?
Hey does this also back up every file on my windows? And if I want to restore the pc do I need the new pc to have the same hardware configuration as my current one for the backup to work?
will the recovery media allow you to connect to one drive if you have your backups stored there or will you need to find a way to copy it locally first before attempting a boot media restore?
Yes, you can manually specify the backup location on the restore if it is not automatically detected. All you need to do is select Browse on the screen at 6:49 to do that.
@@RichardTech Nice i see that now. Will lt allow for connection and restore from an Azure blob container? The setting itself doesnt specifically state azure or public cloud.
could this agent be used to create a golden image for deployment on my home systems?
I don’t see why not! Windows is pretty good with hardware changes these days, so I imagine it could be applied to different hardware.
how i can install on usb the veeam and make backup to another hdd ?
I have a question: what kind of media do you need for a VeeAM backup? I bought a Samsung SSD, but I get the error message that this has an exFAT file system that isn't supported.
I believe Veeam no longer supports exFAT formatted drives, so you’ll need to format the drive as NTFS for Windows and it should work 😊
Thanks Richard. Any chance you have a video on how to to that?
Not exactly, I have a video showing you how to format as exFAT - but the only thing you would need to change is select NTFS instead of exFAT when formatting the drive. *Please note that formatting the drive will delete everything currently on it.*
Please find the video here, hope it helps. ua-cam.com/video/EcaPm-JfBbs/v-deo.html
Brilliant. That makes you a near-genius. There's nothing on that SSD because I've just bought it.
Nice
Thanks for watching!
Sir I upgrade my low end pc to new windows update using windows media creation tool and it runs so sluggish, can you help me.
Don't bother with this program. It only gives me errors when I try to backup my computer. "Error: The semaphore timeout period has expired. Asynchronous read operation failed Failed to upload disk. Agent failed to process method {DataTransfer.SyncDisk}. Exception from server: The semaphore timeout period has expired. Asynchronous read operation failed Unable to retrieve next block transmission command. Number of already processed blocks: [70022]. Failed to download disk."
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, sorry to hear that you had a different experience to mine!
I've been using this program for years and so have others I know, and we've never had any issues....
I'm assuming that by now you have thrown away your old computer and bought a better one that will work.
Constructive. Veeam is worth ~$5billion USD, do you think they got there by making software that doesn't work at all?