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Use a Drobo iSCSI Array as a Target for Veeam Backups

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and there is no virtualization layer. Make the decision based on the amount of data to be backed up and

features you might want to use in Veeam (for example, compression and deduplication).

Network Considerations

For Network mode backup and restore, Veeam uses the LAN to receive and send data. Therefore, as a best

practice, most IT administrators deploy two network interfaces. One interface is used for management (RDP

to the server, AD traffic, DNS, and so on). The second interface is dedicated to backup and restore traffic.

This results in the best possible backup and restore performance, as it will not overload the management

network.

Creating and Mounting a Drobo Volume

Follow the directions in the Drobo Online User Guide to configure the Drobo and create an NTFS volume:

http://www.drobo.com/support/documentation.php

STEP 1

In this step, two Drobo volumes are created using Drobo Dashboard. Do NOT install Drobo Dashboard on

the Veeam server but on a different host. Once the volume is created, it will be the repository in which

Veeam stores its backups.

Mount these volumes using Microsoft

iSCSI Initiator on the Veeam server.

Once the volumes have been created,

using Drobo Dashboard to open

Microsoft iSCSI Initiator on the Veeam

server: Start > Administrative Tools

> iSCSI Initiator

If you have not used Microsoft iSCSI

Initiator before, you will notice that the

list of volumes is empty.

Click the Discovery tab.

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