Hi! We’re going to perform a clean installation of Veeam B&R v12.
Then we’ll add a machine and publish a series of posts covering physical and virtual machines, local storage, S3, and more.
Let’s get started.
First, download Veeam. V12 isn’t freely available yet, so here’s the link where you’ll find it once it is released.
In my case, I always use two disks: one for the OS and Veeam installation, and another for Veeam’s catalog and write cache, where I create the local repository. This happens automatically. So when you create your Veeam server, it’s best to have two disks, C: and D:. If not, that’s fine too—everything can go on C:.
Run the installer again. This time, the prerequisites are already installed.
Continue with the installation. If you don’t need to change anything, leave the defaults.
Round two of software prerequisites—let’s go!
When it finishes, click Next.
Finally, review the settings to make sure everything is correct, then click Install.
Installing…
Done!
All set!
Open the console to begin the initial setup.
