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Barbara Lurker Posts: 2 Liked: never Joined: Feb 26, 2018 2:03 pm Contact: Veeam Agent for Windows Free Hello!I installed Veeam Backup & Recovery and wanted to test the Functionality for the Veeam Agent for Windows Free.After i installed Veeam Agent i was asked to define a Backup.In the Backup Target i specified existing veeam Backup & Replication server, but i get the error: "Unable to obtain a Veeam Agent for Windows license from the backup server. Not enough licenses on Veeam Backup & Replication server."How can i add the Free License to the Server?I thought free doesn't have a Lic and can also be used with the Server according to ... eet_ds.pdfbest regardsBarb Dima P. Product Manager Posts: 14796 Liked: 1732 times Joined: Feb 04, 2013 2:07 pm Full Name: Dmitry Popov Location: Prague Contact: Re: Veeam Agent for Windows Free Post by Dima P. » Feb 26, 2018 2:54 pm Hello Barb,Standalone Veeam Agent for Windows Free can use Veeam repository as a target only if Veeam B&R has it’s own license (otherwise it’s impossible to create repository in Veeam B&R). Thanks. Who is online Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 19 guests

To install nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux, do the following:On a computer that is connected to the internet, download Veeam Agent packages intended for your Linux distribution from the Veeam software repository.For RPM packages of nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux, the Veeam Agent directory has the following structure: Package format > Distribution > Version > Architecture.For example, Veeam Agent packages for 64-bit RHEL 9 reside in the /rpm/el/9/x86_64/ folder of the Veeam software repository, and packages for 64-bit SLES 15 SP5 reside in the /rpm/sles/SLE_15_SP5/x86_64/ folder.Nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux packages in the Debian format reside in the following folders of the Veeam software repository:/backup/linux/agent/dpkg/debian/public//pool/veeam/v/veeam-nosnap//backup/linux/agent/dpkg/debian/public/pool/veeam/v/veeam-libs/Save the veeam-nosnap and veeam-libs packages to a directory that can be accessed from the computer where you want to install the product, for example, a directory on a local drive or USB drive, or a network shared folder. On the computer where you want to install Veeam Agent, navigate to the directory where you have saved the packages and install Veeam Agent: Installing nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux in CentOS 7 / RHEL / Rocky Linux / AlmaLinuxInstalling nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux in Oracle LinuxInstalling nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux in SLESInstalling nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux in openSUSEInstalling nosnap Veeam Agent for Linux in Debian / UbuntuTIPYou can also set up a local mirror of the Veeam software repository in your internal network and add this repository to the list of software sources on a computer where you want to install the product.

KB ID: 2304 Product: Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows | 2.0 | 2.1 | 2.2 | 3.0.2 | 4.0 | 5.0 | 6.0 | 6.1 | 6.2 | 6.3 Published: 2017-07-10 Last Modified: 2023-02-20 Cheers for trusting us with the spot in your mailbox!Now you’re less likely to miss what’s been brewing in our knowledge base with this weekly digest Oops! Something went wrong.Please, try again later. Purpose This article documents limitations and considerations for Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows when installed in a Microsoft Failover Cluster. Solution Microsoft Failover Clusters are fully supported by Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows when managed by Veeam Backup & Replication.Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows operating in the standalone mode does not support Microsoft Failover Clusters. The behaviors you can expect when Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows operates in standalone mode on a cluster node are described below. Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows operating in standalone mode, not managed by Veeam Backup & Replication, is not cluster aware, as such failover may cause unexpected and unsupported results. Cluster features are not supported. Limitations and ConsiderationsClusters Backup is supported but without any support for application consistency. There is no guarantee of application transaction consistency when the application files are located on clustered disks, RDMs, or other shared media. Such objects must be excluded from backup in order for the node protection to be successful. A possible workaround is to use a native application backup utility for storing the backup of the disk in question. SQL Always-ON The primary node backup is supported. Transaction log backup is disabled and not supported when Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows is installed on the Always-On node. The entire computer, volume level, or file level backup and log truncation will work unless failover is performed. Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows operating in standalone mode is unable to track node state changes, which may affect the backup. To continue backup, such a node must be switched back to the primary state. Simultaneous backup of the primary and secondary nodes is not supported. Exchange DAG A separate backup of either the active or passive node is supported. The entire computer, volume level, or file level backup and log truncation will work unless failover occurs. Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows operating in standalone mode is unable to track node state changes, which may affect the backup. To continue backup, such a node must be switched back to the primary state. Simultaneous backup of the primary and secondary node is not supported. More Information The current article covers cluster backup workarounds which could be used for a standalone version of Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows.Keep in mind that Windows Server Failover Cluster is completely