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Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 data mover tool release

Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 data mover tool release

A common question about Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 is how to move user data around from one repository to another repository. Currently, in version 2 there is no wizard available in the GUI for this, however, there is a Powershell cmdlet for this Move-VBOEntityData. Timothy Dewin already wrote about how to use it and I’ve used this as a reference quite a lot already. As an enhancement, I decided to make a GUI wrapper around this which allows…

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Auto-unmount Veeam vPower NFS datastore

Auto-unmount Veeam vPower NFS datastore

When doing an Instant VM recovery or a Linux FLR recovery using Veeam Backup & Replication it will create a NFS share within a VMware infrastructure which allows it to power on VM’s directly from a backup file. However when the restore is done the NFS share remains in the infrastructure. This is done to speed up future recoveries. I received the question if there was a way to auto-unmount the datastore once a restore was done. This is currently…

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Combining Veeam and PowerCLI

Combining Veeam and PowerCLI

Veeam Backup & Replication is a great tool for backing up your virtual environment. U can use it to backup certain virtual machines or your whole environment by simply creating backup jobs in which u add virtual machines. Veeam has the option which sends an e-mail if a backup was successful or failed. Sadly there is one thing I couldn’t find and it’s an option to check which virtual machines are being backed up and which are not in a…

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