Ransomware continues to evolve, making tape a reliable solution. With the latest release of Veeam® Availability Suite™ 9.5 Update 4, Veeam has released new features for tape, including NDMP support, parallel processing of GFS jobs and tweaks to improve tape job speeds.
Join this webinar with Systems Engineer Vinh Pham, a 10‑year veteran of the tape industry, to learn how tape ensures your data is safe and protected.
In this webinar, you will learn about:
Veeam Backup & Replication has a built-in safety net called storage latency control, which is also known as storage IO control. It monitors the latency at the data-store level. Watch this video to know where to configure it, what options are available and why it’s so beneficial to enable it in all of your deployments.
Veeam Scale-Out Backup Repository is a layer between the backup job and your repositories. It allows you to use multiple storage locations and view them as a single repository in the interface, which helps to reduce the complexity of job management. Watch this demo video to reveal the insights on how to adjust Veeam Scale-Out Backup Repository.
The Veeam Self-Service portal is a tool that allows vSphere users to manage their delegated VMs protection, including VM restore and far restore. These operations do not require access to the Veeam backup management console. For backup and restore operations, users can access the self-service web portal.
Watch this video to learn how to launch the self-service portal, how to navigate within it and how to manage it.
WAN Acceleration is a technology that is built within Veeam Backup & Replication Enterprise Plus edition. It enables you to optimize the data transfer going from the source side to the target side. Watch this video to know how to set up and configure WAN Acceleration and to learn the potential benefits from using it.
The built‑in monitoring and analytics functionality of Veeam® Availability Suite™, provided by Veeam ONE™, is packed with hundreds of alarms and reports for nearly every use case. Each new release promises new feature additions to support Veeam Backup & Replication™ enhancements as well as new workloads and environments that require monitoring to meet the demands of the modern business.
In this webinar, Vic Cleary from global product marketing and Kirsten Stoner from product strategy will share five of Veeam ONE’s latest feature additions as well as discuss the critical alarms and reports that every Veeam user should be leveraging to increase efficiencies and reduce costs.
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VeeamZIP™ is a utility that is used to create full VM backups without any complexity or the need to pause a virtual machine. Today it’s a part of Veeam Community Edition, Standard Enterprise edition and Enterprise Plus edition.
Watch this video to understand the scenarios of where VeeamZIP can be used and to take a deep dive into the software to see how it works.
Veeam provides various ways that enable users to restore data. They can essentially be classified in the three key levels: Image-level, Application item-level and File-level. But what if you don’t need to restore the entire VM and all the disks? What if you only need to restore a single drive within the VM like a data disk, like drive D? Fortunately for you, Veeam offers these granular choices.
Watch this video to know how you can leverage the V-disk restore and the supporting VM-file recovery too.
Veeam Availability for Nutanix AHV is an easy to use prism-like interface that gives you a possibility to look at snapshot jobs, do restores and recoveries, see job errors and more.
Watch this video, which will walk you through the menu and interface, and get acquainted with all the functions and features of it.
LTO tapes are still alive and here to stay for some time in the future. Native tape support for Veeam Availability Suite allows you to better deal with tapes and the functions that you may have for them going forward. Watch this demo to learn about 3 greatest functions of native tape support and how to:
