Public Cloud

31 Deleting a report of backups

32 Official documentation

33 Where to find the link to access the Veeam Restore Portal

34 Creating trusts

35 Login error: failed to create trust

36 Using the service as an end user

37 Using the service as a restore operator

4 Deleting a Bare Metal Restore job »

4 Bare Metal Recovery 1-Touch for Linux Cloud Servers

4 Deleting a Backup account

4 Viewing and protecting servers

4 Viewing and configuring a server

4.1 The Object Storage Web Client service

4.1 Accessing the Cloud Servers

4.1 Access the Backup Control Panel

4.2 Buckets: create and manage

4.2 Display and configure the Servers in the Backup Control Panel

4.2 Connecting to the Cloud Server service via RDP

4.2.1 Configuring and using external devices connected to the user's client physical machine (Windows)

4.2.1 Delete a Server from the Backup Control Panel

4.2.2 Reconfigure a deleted Server

4.3 Folders: create and manage

4.3 Job: definition, features and actions

4.3 Connecting to the Cloud Server via SSH

4.3.1 Types of Jobs

4.3.2 CloudServerBackup: Default Job

4.3.3 Retention: data retention period

4.3.4 Scheduling

4.3.4.1 Configure the time

4.4 Files: upload and manage

4.4 Connecting to the Cloud Server via an RDP\SSH Applet connection

4.4 Connecting to the Cloud Server via VMware vSphere Web Client

4.4 Create a Job

4.4.1 Share the URL of a file

4.4.1 Connect using FortiClient VPN

4.4.1 Run a Job

4.4.2 Edit a Job

4.4.3 Synchronize a Job

4.4.4 Failure creating a Job

4.5 Manage the permissions

4.5 Connecting to the Cloud Server via VMware vSphere Client

4.5 Turning off a Cloud Server

4.5 View the history and logs of a Job

4.5.1 Reset Cloud Server: force shutdown and restart

4.5.1 Failed Job

4.6 Resetting the access password

4.6 Restoring a Backup

4.6.1 Restoring from another Server

4.7 Delete a Job

5 Retrieving the parameters for Bare Metal Restore

5 Running a manual backup

5 Commvault - Connection agent

5 Deleting and reconfiguring a server

5.1 What is "Bare Metal Restore"?

5.1 Connecting and using the Recovery Console

5.2 Create a Bare Metal Restore Job

5.3 Perform a Bare Metal Restore Job

5.4 Delete a Bare Metal Restore Job

5.5 Perform a Bare Metal Restore

5.5.1 Recover the parameters to perform a Bare Metal Restore

5.5.2 Perform a Bare Metal Restore on a VMware Cloud Server

5.5.3 Perform a Bare Metal Restore on a Hyper-V Cloud Server

6 Performing Bare Metal Restore on a VMware Cloud Server

6 EVault - Connection agent

6 Managing and monitoring jobs

6 Creating and managing backup jobs

6.01 Virtual CD-DVD player

6.01.1 Managing the FTP account (virtual CD/DVD)

6.01.2 Formats accepted (virtual CD/DVD)

6.01.3 Connecting a virtual CD-DVD

6.02 FTP Service Management »

6.03 Backup methods

6.04 Snapshot functionality

6.05 Initialize a Cloud VPS

6.06 Using the Notes

6.07 Archiving a Cloud Server

6.07.1 Restoring an archived Cloud Server

6.08 Deleting a Cloud Server

6.09 Kernel update for CentOS 6.x templates with Hyper-V

6.10 Notices

6.11 Scheduled Tasks

6.12 CAL Licence Management

6.13 Using the Statistics

6.14 Request Consultation

6.15 Why can't you reduce the size of a disk after it has been created?

6.16 Deleting a disk »

6.17 Permanently deleting data from a hard disk

7 Performing Bare Metal Restore on a Hyper-V Cloud Server

7 Restoring files and folders from a backup

7 Monitoring backup jobs and managing errors

8 Removing, reconfiguring or deleting a server

8 Restoring files and folders from a backup

8.1 Importing and exporting a Virtual Disk

8.1.1 Managing the FTP account (virtual disks)

8.1.2 Formats accepted

8.1.3 Creating a disk image

8.1.4 Downloading preconfigured disk images

8.1.5 Connecting to a virtual disk

8.1.6 Exporting a disk image

8.1.7 Removing a virtual disk

8.2 How to create a Cloud Server with custom templates

8.2.1 Installing the operating system from the virtual CD-DVD on the Cloud Server with the custom template

8.2.2 Accessing a Cloud Server with a custom template

8.3 How to clone a Cloud Server

8.4 Importing a physical machine on a Cloud Server

8.7 Importing an Amazon virtual machine on a Cloud Server

8.8 Convert a Cloud Server VPS to a Cloud Server PRO and vice versa