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Update MPIO software (disable MPIO may increase performance).Use thick disks while doing thin provisioning at the storage level to enable Direct SAN restores.Forgo Direct SAN Access if you can use Backup from Storage Snapshots or Direct NFS.

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Use manual datastore to proxy assignments.

Otherwise, the backup job will fail over to another mode

Remember to zone and present all new LUNs to the backup proxies as part of the new storage provisioning process.

If you have to decide between more proxies with fewer CPU or fewer proxies with more CPU: Choose fewer proxies with more CPU as it reduces the physical footprint.

Still worried about resignaturing? Foolproof by disabling Disk Management snap-in with Group Policy.ДЄdditionally for Direct SAN Access, here are a few additional best practices:

Worried about resignaturing? (Almost never happens and Veeam setup puts in preventions) Present VMFS LUNs to backup proxy as read-only.Дirect SAN restore is supported for thick disks only. Common misconfigurations are around MPIO setup, misbehaving HBAs and non-optimal RAID caching. Hard to set up for beginners and to tune to work fast. Dedicated backup proxies grab required data directly from SAN and the backup traffic is isolated to SAN fabric. Zero impact on hosts and production networks. Keep Local Administrator rights on backup proxies to yourself. Requires physical backup proxy server for fiber channel and be against virtualization initiative.

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Here are a few tips on VMware Direct SAN Access in regard to proxies: The GoodДЇastest Backup and Full VM Restores (except Backup from Storage Snapshots). Generally speaking, direct storage access is recommended as it will use Direct SAN Access or VeeamвЂ™s proprietary Direct NFS Access. The setting of how a proxy is to move data is set as a property of the proxy, and then each job can be configured to use one or more proxies. In regards to transport modes, there are four choices in a Veeam VMware Backup Proxy: This is very important when you consider you may be doing a backup during the time when you need to do a restore! Meaning, if you have designed a requisite number of proxies for backups but you have to do a restore during that time, you need more resources and connectivity to do that task and you donвЂ™t want to have to cancel or delay a backup job to do a restore. Speaking of transport modes, itвЂ™s a good idea to have one secondary Hot Add proxy per cluster for restores only. Also it is worth pointing out that RAM usage on a target proxy of a replication job is something to watch. Generally speaking, keep the default compression level (optimal) set in backup jobs or be ready to add resources to the proxies.

The figure below shows this basic repository control (but the repository will be covered more in the next post of the series) in the properties:Д¬PU and RAM for the VMware Backup Proxy are greatly controlled by the compression settings used for a backup job. Conversely for smaller environments, the basic controls on the repository can set throttling and connection limits that will effectively limit what the proxies can transfer. Otherwise, the proxies run the risk of taking too much cycles from the primary storage systems. But, be very careful to ensure that Backup I/O Control is in use. One of the first questions to ask is: вЂњHow many proxies should be in use?вЂќ The prevailing logic is to that the more proxies that are in place the better the performance and distribution. This is truly the workhorse of your backup infrastructure, so this will definitely be of interest to many readers! Best practices for VMware Backup Proxies We are now ready for the second post in this series, and we will now cover the VMware Backup Proxy. Ch.1 - Backup Server placement and configurationД¬h.2 -В Backup proxies and transport modes

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