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  • INSTALLATION
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      • Remove VConnect Resource Provider
    • Steps for version update
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  • FEATURES
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      • Connections
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        • VMware
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      • VM Templates
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      • Networks
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      • Tenant Resources
      • Backup
      • IP Pools
      • Compute Instances
      • Service Requests
      • Request Management
      • Storage Services
      • Quotas
      • Adding VConnect Service to Azure Stack Plan
    • Tenant Features
      • Registering VConnect Service for a User Subscription
      • Creating a Virtual Machine
      • Virtual Machine Operations
      • Creating a Service Request
      • Request Approval
      • Storage Services
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  1. FEATURES
  2. Admin Features

Backup

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There are two VConnect supported backup providers namely,

  • Veeam

  • Commvault

Create a Backup Connection

Creating a Veeam Connection

  • Create a Veeam backup connection to enable Backup Feature for the tenants. 

  • Navigate to the ‘Veeam’ section within ‘Connections’ section.

  • Click ‘Add Connection’ command button to add a Veeam Connection.

  • Enter a user-friendly connection name and Veeam server details.

  • Enter the Veeam Backup repository or leave blank to use default repository. 

  • If the default WMI ports to be used, then do not select ‘USE HTTPS FOR WMI’ and enter 5985 for ‘Backup Server WMI Port’.

  • If HTTPS only is configured, then select ‘USE HTTPS FOR WMI’ and enter the default WMI HTTPS Port 5986 (or the specific port you have configured).  

Creating a Commvault Connection

  • Create a Commvault backup connection to enable Backup Feature for the tenants. 

  • Navigate to the ‘Commvault’ section within ‘Connections’ section.

  • Click ‘Add Connection’ command button to add a Commvault Connection.

  • Enter a user-friendly connection name and Commvault server details.

  • Click the ‘Refresh’ button to load the Storage Policies.

  • Select a storage policy.