Veeam Data Cloud Vault Considerations and Limitations
Consider the following limitations for Veeam Data Cloud Vault:
- Make sure you have WebView2 Runtime installed on your backup server.
- You must enable encryption for every job that you target to Veeam Data Cloud Vault. For more information, see Job Encryption.
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Job-level encryption is not required if you use Veeam Data Cloud Vault as a capacity extent of a scale-out backup repository. |
- To be able to use the Veeam Data Cloud Vault functionality, you must have the License Administrator role. For more information, see this Veeam KB article.
- By default, immutability is enabled for 30 days for Veeam Data Cloud Vault. You cannot disable immutability and cannot remove data during this period. You can modify the immutability period when you configure Veeam Data Cloud Vault.
- If you back up your configuration, you must enable encryption for it. Otherwise, this option will be disabled when you configure Veeam Data Cloud Vault.
- Veeam Data Cloud Vault does not support China and Government regions.
- Veeam Data Cloud Vault supports the cool access tier only.
- You cannot store backups created by Veeam Plug-ins for Enterprise Applications in Veeam Data Cloud Vault, which you use as a standalone object storage repository. If you want to keep these backups in Veeam Data Cloud Vault, you must add it as a capacity extent of a scale-out backup repository.
- You cannot use Veeam Data Cloud Vault as a source of unstructured data backup.
- You cannot move or copy unencrypted backups to Veeam Data Cloud Vault.
- You must enable the capacity tier encryption for Veeam Data Cloud Vault if you want to use it as a capacity extent.
- You cannot seed data from the Azure Data Box device to Veeam Data Cloud Vault.
- [For backup jobs managed by Veeam Agent] You cannot back up data to Veeam Data Cloud Vault added in the direct connection mode.
- [For Veeam Cloud Connect] Veeam Data Cloud Vault cannot be used as a cloud repository in the direct connection mode.