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VBR: Upgrade locally (for customers)

Prerequisites

  • Your reseller provided you the .iso file (here is how they can do it)
  • Make sure you have 25 GB space
  • Your Veeam installation is at least on version 11A
  • You have a configuration backup (and possibly a database backup)
  • check if there is any running jobs > wait until they finish
  • disable all jobs
  • close the VBR console on the server

Upgrade

Mount the .iso file

Run the Setup file as administrator

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Click upgrade

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Click Upgrade Veeam Backup & Replication

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Accept the license agreement

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Tick in Update remote components automatically

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If you have been using the rental license from us, just click Next.

If you are a new customer and have been using a different license, change the license to the rental license (your reseller will give it to you).

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Wait for the system configuration check during which step, the installer will enable any possible missing features.

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In case a reboot is required, reboot the machine and continue afterwards

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Note: you'll need to mount and run the setup again after reboot.

Choose the Service Account - usually, this is Local System.

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Configure the database settings. If you installed Veeam with default settings earlier, then this should be good as it is.

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Confirm the database update.

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In case you get a warning about the available disk space, adjust your disk accordingly before going on with the installation.

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Click Upgrade.

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Successful upgrade:

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Post-upgrade tasks

Open the VBR console. If it prompts you to update some components, just do so.

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