Veeam Virtualization Extensions Service
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Open the command prompt and run the setup file VeeamVES64.msi using the following parameters:
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msiexec.exe [/L*v! "<path_to_log>"] /qn /I "<path_to_msi>" [INSTALLDIR="<path_to_installdir>"] VES_LICENSE_FILE="<path_to_license_file>" VES_SERVICE_USER="<Veeam_Virtualization_Extensions_Service_account>" VES_SERVICE_PASSWORD="<Veeam_Virtualization_Extensions_Service_account_password>" [VES_SERVER_PORT="<Veeam_Virtualization_Extensions_Service_port>"] [VES_UI_PORT="<web_UI_port>"] [VES_SCOM_PORT="<SCOM_Integration_Service_port>"] ACCEPT_EULA=1 ACCEPT_LICENSING_POLICY=1 ACCEPT_THIRDPARTY_LICENSES=1 ACCEPT_REQUIRED_SOFTWARE=1 |
The following command-line options are used to run the setup file:
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Option |
Parameter |
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Description |
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/L |
*v! logfile |
No |
Creates installation log file with the verbose output. Specify a full path to the log file as the parameter value. Any setup log file created during the previous installation will be cleared.
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/q |
n |
Yes |
Sets user interface level to None. |
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/I |
setup file |
Yes |
Installs the Veeam Virtualization Extensions Service component. Specify a full path to the setup file as the parameter value.
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INSTALLDIR |
path |
No |
Installs the component to the specified location.
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VES_LICENSE_FILE |
path |
Yes |
Specify the full path to the license file.
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VES_SERVICE_USER |
user |
Yes |
Use the DOMAIN\USERNAME format to specify the service account. The account will be used for running the VE Service. The account must have Administrator permissions on computers hosting the VE Service and Collectors.
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VES_SERVICE_PASSWORD |
password |
Yes |
Specify a password for the Veeam Virtualization Extensions Service user.
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VES_SERVER_PORT |
port |
No |
Specify a TCP port that will be used by the VE Service (by default, 8084).
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VES_UI_PORT |
port |
No |
Specify a TCP port that will be used by the web UI (by default, 4430).
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VES_SCOM_PORT |
port |
No |
Specify a TCP port that will be used by the SCOM Integration Service (by default, 50052).
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ACCEPT_EULA |
0/1 |
Yes |
Specifies if you want to accept the Veeam license agreement. To accept the license agreement and to proceed with installation, set the parameter value to 1.
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ACCEPT_LICENSING_POLICY |
0/1 |
Yes |
Specifies if you want to accept the Veeam licensing policy. To accept the licensing policy and to proceed with installation, set the parameter value to 1.
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ACCEPT_THIRDPARTY_LICENSES |
0/1 |
Yes |
Specifies if you want to accept the license agreement for third-party components that Veeam incorporates. To accept the license agreement and to proceed with installation, set the parameter value to 1.
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ACCEPT_REQUIRED_SOFTWARE |
0/1 |
Yes |
Specifies if you want to accept the license agreements for all required software that Veeam will install. To accept the license agreements and to proceed with installation, set the parameter value to 1.
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After installation completes, log off the server, then log on again.
Confirm installation and operation of the VE Service by checking the Windows Event Viewer. As soon as the VE Service starts, a new application log called Veeam Virtualization Extensions will be created, and events from the Veeam Virtualization Extensions source will appear in this log.