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Integration with Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Guide
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Veeam Backup & Replication 11
Integration with Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Guide
  • Overview
  • Backup Infrastructure Components
  • Planning and Preparation
    • System Requirements
    • Used Ports
    • Required Permissions
    • Licensing
      • License Limitations
      • Licensing Scenarios
      • Managing Licensed Workloads
  • Deployment and Configuration
    • Installing Plug-In
    • Upgrading Plug-In
    • Adding Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Appliances
      • Connecting to Existing Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Appliances
        • Step 1. Launch New Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Appliance Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Deployment Mode
        • Step 3. Specify Azure Account Settings
        • Step 4. Specify Subscription and Region
        • Step 5. Select Azure VM
        • Step 6. Specify Connection Type
        • Step 7. Specify Credentials
        • Step 8. Configure Repositories
        • Step 9. Apply Settings
        • Step 10. Finish Working with Wizard
      • Deploying New Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Appliances
        • Step 1. Launch New Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Appliance Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Deployment Mode
        • Step 3. Specify Azure Account Settings
        • Step 4. Specify Subscription
        • Step 5. Specify Azure VM
        • Step 6. Specify Network Resources
        • Step 7. Specify IP Settings
        • Step 8. Specify Credentials
        • Step 9. Apply Settings
        • Step 10. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Managing Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Appliances
      • Viewing Snapshots and Backups
      • Editing Appliance Settings
      • Opening Appliance Web UI Component
      • Upgrading Appliances
      • Rescanning Appliances
      • Removing Appliances
    • Adding Blob Storage Backup Repositories
      • Deploying Standard Backup Repositories
        • Step 1. Launch Add External Repository Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure Appliance
        • Step 3. Specify Storage Account Settings
        • Step 4. Select Blob Container
        • 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 Microsoft Azure Appliance
        • Step 3. Specify Storage Account Settings
        • Step 4. Select Blob Container
        • Step 5. Configure 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
    • Copying Backups to Tapes
    • Viewing Statistics
  • Data Recovery
    • Restoring to Microsoft Azure
      • Step 1. Launch Restore to Microsoft Azure Wizard
      • Step 2. Select Azure VMs and Restore Points
      • Step 3. Choose Restore Mode
      • Step 4. Specify Azure Subscription and Region
      • Step 5. Specify VM Names and Resource Groups
      • Step 6. Configure VM Availability Options
      • Step 7. Specify VM Sizes
      • Step 8. Specify Network and Secure Group Settings
      • Step 9. Specify Restore Reason
      • Step 10. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Restoring to Microsoft Azure SQL
      • Step 1. Launch Restore to Microsoft Azure SQL Wizard
      • Step 2. Select SQL Databases and Restore Points
      • Step 3. Choose Restore Mode and Service Account
      • Step 4. Specify Target SQL Server Settings
      • Step 5. Specify Name
      • Step 6. Specify Restore Reason
      • Step 7. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Performing Instant Recovery
    • Restoring to Amazon EC2
    • 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 Microsoft Azure 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 VM or database 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 policies and click Start on the ribbon. Alternatively, right-click one of the selected backup policies and select Start.

    Start Azure 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 policies and click Stop on the ribbon. Alternatively, right-click one of the selected backup policies and select Stop. In the displayed window, click Yes.

    Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure will not produce new restore points for VMs, which are added to a backup policy, but have not been processed by the time you stop the policy.

    Stop Azure policy

    Page updated 10/1/2021

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