The Veeam upgrade process is pretty straight forward and I wanted to share it following on from last weeks post. High level Veeam upgrade process We will go into detail of the upgrade, but first I wanted to give you a top level view of how you will be doing the version update. The following Veeam version number table provides a useful guide when planning Veeam upgrades.

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It can be used to find the latest Veeam version, plan an upgrade path and see what version you are currently using, plus find the relevant release notes. Veeam Updates Updates – are like patches to the software and are applied within the same release family. So for example to apply 9.5 Update 2 you would need to be running a version 9.5.x. Getting the specific version number information from the table to move to 9.5 Update 2 you would need to be on at least version 9.5.0.580, 9.5.0.711, 9.5.0.802 or 9.5.0.823. You can download the latest from the Veeam Website.

Veeam Major release Major releases – are the next major increment in the software. You can generally do an in place upgrade within 2 release versions. You can use the table below to confirm the upgrade path.

So for example if you were updating to 9.5 you would lookup 9.5 in the table and see that the earliest version you could be on would be 8.0 Update 3. The latest major release download files generally are bundled with the updates so for example there would be no need for example to install 9.5 and then 9.5 Update 2. Having worked in storage for some years I know one of the key challenges especially in larger environments is managing systems from multiple different vendors. Most companies end up in the same situation, with changing purchasing policies and objectives over the years resulting in having storage systems from a number of different Vendors.

Monitoring all your different systems and keeping track of their performance and health can be a challenge, since each vendor has its own set of tools. This is where Xorux is aiming to help administrators with a single product, STOR2RRD. By using STOR2RRD you can get a single web based interface that allows you to view the performance of all your different systems. Check out the graphic below, which displays a significant number of different storage systems being monitored by a single STOR2RRD server. If you want to see if your storage system is supported you can read the full list of, the list of systems is significant and includes both storage systems and switches. Deployment The traditional deployment model for STOR2RRD is a web server and application server both on a Linux or Unix OS.

If you are allergic to black and white do not fear as a simple deployment method is available in the form of an appliance. The appliance comes in Hyper-V and VMware flavours and handily contains the webserver and application components i.e. You only need to deploy one appliance. The product is open source and distributed for.

At the Download Veeam products page, click the product link. In the Get trial key section, click the Request Trial Key link to download the evaluation license. The evaluation license is valid for 30 days from the moment of product download. Obtaining a Paid License. To obtain a paid license, refer to the Veeam Backup & Replication Pricing page.

Also available is a SAAS hosted version of the product. Adding in Storage Systems Once you have completed the deployment you can then add in the storage system you need to monitor. The method to add in your storage system varies by Vendor.