Creating a Veeam Backup Job in Veeam Backup & Replication v12 Beta2

The purpose of this blog post is to provide the guidance and the steps needed to create a Veeam Backup Job in Veeam Backup & Replication v12 Beta2. In order to accomplish this task, the following should be in place:

  • A VM and\or server with Veeam Backup & Replication
  • Virtual machines to backup 
  • A location to store backups (for example, a Synology NAS)

As a reminder, the following post was created based on the steps used in my home lab environment. Please use precaution when creating your backup jobs as each environment is unique.  

  • Launch the Veeam console, select Backup Job, and then Virtual Machine. Please keep in mind, the purpose of creating a Veeam backup job is to back up the current state of a virtual machine in a compressed form.
Backup Job
  • Enter a name for the Backup Job and then select Next.
Backup Job Name
  • Select Add, and then choose the Virtual Machine from the Add Objects pop-up window you intend to create the Backup Job for, followed by OK, and then Next.
  • At the Storage window, select the Backup Repository where this virtual machine should be backed up to and then select Next to proceed. In this example, I am using my Synology NAS repository that I configured in this post.
Storage
  • Select Next at the Guest Processing window to proceed with the default settings.
Guest Processing
  • Configure your desired schedule at the Schedule window and then select Apply to proceed.
Schedule
  • Review the Summary and then select Finish to confirm.
Summary

If I missed anything, please let me know. Also, please checkout similar Veeam related blog posts from my fellow Veeam Vanguards.

Additionally, I would highly recommend Veeam’s new community program and here is where you can become a Veeam Legend

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