#Veeam forums install#
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#Veeam forums upgrade#

Is an off-host proxy basically a physical Hyper-V server that has those 3 components installed and the on-host would be the proxy service installed on the main Veeam B&R server? So would an on-host proxy have Veeam B&R full components installed, or just those 3 mentioned above? I thought I understood what an off-host/on-host proxy is, but I feel like I don't.

The server isn't in use at the moment, so I don't see any reason to not upgrade, especially if it doesn't conflict with Veeam B&R being on Server 2012.

#Veeam forums upgrade#

There's nothing else on the host, other than the OS(which is why I thought this was an off-host setup), which is Server 2012 and I'd like to just upgrade as they plan on upgrading by the end of the year/beginning of next year. The physical host we have for the off-host has the 3 services installed (Veeam Installer service, Veeam Data Mover and Veeam Hyper-V Integration Service). I have a feeling I might be confused about the on-host/off-host thing, so I'm hoping I can get that clarified here.

#Veeam forums update#

If the yum package manager installs packages that do not match your current kernel version, you should either update your system or fetch older versions of the required packages from the CentOS Vault repository. To check your current kernel version, run the uname -r command. Version of the kernel-devel package must match your current kernel version.

Extended kernels, such as kernel-pae, kernel-uek and other, require appropriate kernel-devel packages to be installed, for example, kernel-pae-devel, kernel-uek-devel, and so on.

To learn more, see this Veeam KB article. You must use the package intended for openSUSE. Р”Р‡or SLES, the dkms package is not available in the Packman repository. To learn more, see Installing dkms in openSUSE.

EPEL repository (for CentOS / RHEL / Oracle Linux / Fedora).

You should obtain it from third-party repositories:

The dkms package is not present in default repositories for some Linux distributions.

The following dependency packages may require special handling in case you see installation errors:

#Veeam forums install#

Download the Veeam software repository installation package ( veeam-release ) from the this Veeam webpage, and save the downloaded package on the computer where you plan to install the product.Check that the key is successfully enrolled with the following command: mokutil -l.Reboot the Veeam Agent computer to enroll the key into the UEFI database.Request the enrollment of the public key manually with the following command: mokutil -import veeamsnap-ueficert.crt.If the command output shows that the key enrollment is not planned, you can do the following: After that, you must reboot computer to enroll the key into the UEFI database.Р”Р„fter the package installation, you can check that the key enrollment is planned for the next reboot with the following command: mokutil -N. Veeam Agent requests the key enrollment during the package installation. The key is available in the veeamsnap-ueficert-5.-1.noarch package residing on the Veeam repository. To make UEFI systems with Secure Boot work with the pre-built veeamsnap kernel module, Veeam Agent requires the Veeam public key enrolled to the MOK list.