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for me it was always 2 different formats (db-dump, vm-dump) because i trust (good) storage-media more then backup-software, for example old veeam-backups cannot

• syshum 5y ago
  Veeam backup chains are backwards compatible with older version of veeam so I am not sure where you get that. As far as running veeam on esxi, you would need to elaborate more on that
  • nix23 5y ago
    >Veeam backup chains are backwards compatible I had some backups that where not backwards compatible from versions that worked with ESX but NOT on ESXi. There's your "backwards compatible". >As far as running veeam on esxi, you would need to elaborate more on that Yeah you know exactly what i mean, no need to elaborate on that.
    • syshum 5y ago
      >compatible from versions that worked with ESX but NOT on ESXi wow, ESX, I have not seen anyone talk about that for a long time, you must really hold a grudge... I never used Veeam with ESX so I can not comment on that. >Yeah you know exactly what i mean, no need to elaborate on that. No I really do not, you do not run Veeam on either ESX or ESXI, veeam connect to vmware with API calls, so .....