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Veeam Backup & Replication 11
Integration with Veeam Backup for AWS Guide
  • Overview
  • Backup Infrastructure Components
  • Planning and Preparation
    • System Requirements
    • Used Ports
    • Required Permissions
    • Licensing
      • License Limitations
      • Licensing Scenarios
      • Managing Licensed Instances
  • Deployment and Configuration
    • Installing Plug-In
    • Upgrading Plug-In
    • Adding Veeam Backup for AWS Appliances
      • Connecting to Existing Veeam Backup for AWS Appliances
        • Step 1. Launch New Veeam Backup for AWS Appliance Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Deployment Mode
        • Step 3. Specify AWS Account Settings
        • Step 4. Select EC2 Instance
        • Step 5. Specify Connection Type
        • Step 6. Specify Credentials
        • Step 7. Configure Repositories
        • Step 8. Apply Settings
        • Step 9. Finish Working with Wizard
      • Deploying New Veeam Backup for AWS Appliances
        • Step 1. Launch New Veeam Backup for AWS Appliance Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Deployment Mode
        • Step 3. Specify AWS Account Settings
        • Step 4. Specify EC2 Instance
        • Step 5. Specify AWS Network Resources
        • Step 6. Specify AWS IP Settings
        • Step 7. Specify Credentials
        • Step 8. Apply Settings
        • Step 9. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Managing Veeam Backup for AWS Appliances
      • Viewing Snapshots and Backups
      • Editing Appliance Settings
      • Opening Appliance Web UI
      • Upgrading Appliances
      • Rescanning Appliances
      • Removing Appliances
    • Adding S3 Backup Repositories
      • Deploying Standard Backup Repositories
        • Step 1. Launch Add External Repository Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Veeam Backup for AWS Appliance and Repository Name
        • Step 3. Specify Amazon Account Settings
        • Step 4. Specify Amazon Bucket
        • Step 5. Configure Encryption
        • Step 6. Apply Settings
        • Step 7. Finish Working with Wizard
      • Deploying Archive Repositories
        • Step 1. Launch Add External Repository Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Veeam Backup for AWS Appliance and Repository Name
        • Step 3. Specify Amazon Account Settings
        • Step 4. Specify Amazon Bucket and Storage Class
        • Step 5. Configure Data Encryption
        • Step 6. Apply Settings
        • Step 7. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Managing Backup Repositories
    • Uninstalling Plug-In
  • Data Protection
    • Creating Backup Policies
    • Managing Backup Policies
      • Starting and Stopping Policies
      • Editing Policy Settings
      • Disabling and Removing Policies
    • Managing Backed-Up Data
    • Creating Backup Copy Jobs for EC2 Instances
    • Copying EC2 Instance Backups to Tapes
    • Viewing Statistics
  • Data Recovery
    • Restoring Amazon EC2 Instances
      • Step 1. Launch Restore to Amazon EC2 Wizard
      • Step 2. Select EC2 Instances and Restore Points
      • Step 3. Choose Restore Mode
      • Step 4. Specify IAM Identity
      • Step 5. Specify Datacenter Region
      • Step 6. Configure Instance Types and Encryption
      • Step 7. Specify Instance Names
      • Step 8. Configure Network Settings
      • Step 9. Specify Restore Reason
      • Step 10. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Restoring Amazon RDS Instances
      • Step 1. Launch Restore to Amazon RDS Wizard
      • Step 2. Select RDS Instances and Restore Points
      • Step 3. Choose Restore Mode
      • Step 4. Specify IAM Identity
      • Step 5. Specify Datacenter Region
      • Step 6. Configure Instance Types and Encryption
      • Step 7. Configure Parameter and Option Groups
      • Step 8. Specify Database Identifier
      • Step 9. Configure Network and Availability Settings
      • Step 10. Specify Restore Reason
      • Step 11. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Restoring Entire EFS File Systems
      • Step 1. Launch Restore to Amazon EFS Wizard
      • Step 2. Select File Systems and Restore Points
      • Step 3. Choose Restore Mode
      • Step 4. Specify IAM Identity
      • Step 5. Specify Datacenter Region
      • Step 6. Configure Performance Modes and Encryption
      • Step 7. Specify File System Names
      • Step 8. Configure Network Settings
      • Step 9. Specify Restore Reason
      • Step 10. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Restoring EFS Files and Folders
    • Restoring Amazon VPC Configurations
    • Performing Instant Recovery
    • Restoring to Microsoft Azure
    • Restoring to Nutanix AHV
    • Restore to Google Compute Engine
    • Exporting Disks
    • Restoring Guest OS Files
    • Restoring Application Items
    • Viewing Statistics
  • Features and Plug-In Versions
  • Support Information
>Integration with Veeam Backup for AWS Guide>Data Protection>Managing Backup Policies>Starting and Stopping Policies

Starting and Stopping Policies

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    You can start a backup policy manually. For example, if you want to create an additional restore point in the snapshot or backup chain and do not want to modify the configured backup policy schedule. You can also stop a running backup policy if processing of a workload is about to take too long, and you do not want the policy to produce heavy workload on the production environment during business hours.

    Starting Backup Policies

    To start a backup policy:

    1. Open the Home view.
    2. In the inventory pane, select Jobs.
    3. In the working area, select the necessary backup policy and click Start on the ribbon. Alternatively, right-click the selected policy and click Start.

    Start backup policy

    Stopping Backup Policies

    To stop a backup policy:

    1. Open the Home view.
    2. In the inventory pane, select Jobs.
    3. In the working area, select the necessary backup policy and click Stop on the ribbon. Alternatively, right-click the selected policy and select Stop. In the displayed window, click Yes.

    Veeam Backup for AWS will not produce a restore point for instances, which are added to a backup policy, but have not been processed by the time you stop the policy.

    Stop backup policy

    Page updated 10/1/2021

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