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Configuring Target WAN Accelerators

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    To optimize VM traffic going to the Veeam Cloud Connect infrastructure during the backup copy and replication jobs, the SP and tenants can configure WAN accelerators on their sides.

    WAN accelerators in the Veeam Cloud Connect infrastructure must be configured in the following way:

    • The source WAN accelerator is configured on tenant's side. Every tenant who plans to work with the cloud repository and cloud hosts via WAN accelerators must configure at least one WAN accelerator on his/her side.
    • The target WAN accelerator is configured on the SP side.

    When the SP creates a tenant account, the SP can define if the tenant should be able to utilize a WAN accelerator deployed on the SP side:

    • For backup copy jobs targeted at the cloud repository

    Configuring Target WAN Accelerators 

    • For replication jobs targeted at the cloud host

    Configuring Target WAN Accelerators 

    As soon as the tenant connects to the SP, Veeam Backup & Replication retrieves the following information to identify if cloud resources available to this tenant can or cannot use WAN acceleration:

    • Information about all quotas on cloud repositories assigned to the tenant
    • Information about all cloud hosts provided to the tenant through hardware plans

    If the cloud repository and/or cloud host can use WAN acceleration, the tenant can configure a source WAN accelerator on tenant's side and create backup copy and/or replication jobs that will work via WAN accelerators.

    The configuration process of WAN accelerators in the Veeam Cloud Connect infrastructure is the same as the configuration process in a regular Veeam backup infrastructure. To learn more, see the Configuring WAN Accelerators section in Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide at: https://www.veeam.com/documentation-guides-datasheets.html.

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