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Veeam Plug-in for Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager and Red Hat Virtualization 7
User Guide
  • Overview
    • Solution Architecture
    • VM Backup
      • Backup Chain
        • Changed Block Tracking
        • Backup Retention
      • Backup Methods
        • Forever Forward Incremental Backup
        • Forward Incremental Backup
      • Synthetic Full Backup
      • Active Full Backup
    • VM Restore
      • Entire VM Restore
      • Disk Restore
      • File-Level Recovery
    • Retention Policies
  • Planning and Preparation
    • System Requirements
    • Permissions
    • Ports
    • Considerations and Limitations
  • Licensing
  • Deployment
    • Installing oVirt KVM Plug-In
      • Installing oVirt KVM Plug-In in Unattended Mode
    • Upgrading to Veeam Plug-in for OLVM and RHV 7
    • Uninstalling oVirt Plug-In
  • Configuring Veeam Plug-in for Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager and Red Hat Virtualization
    • Configuring Backup Repositories
    • Connecting oVirt KVM Manager
      • Adding oVirt KVM Manager to Backup Infrastructure
        • Step 1. Launch New oVirt KVM Manager Wizard
        • Step 2. Specify Domain Name or IP Address of oVirt KVM Manager
        • Step 3. Enter Credentials
        • Step 4. Apply Settings
        • Step 5. Finish Working with Wizard
      • Editing oVirt KVM Manager Properties
      • Rescanning oVirt KVM Manager
      • Removing oVirt KVM Manager
    • Managing Workers
      • Adding Workers
        • Before You Begin
        • Step 1. Launch New oVirt KVM Worker
        • Step 2. Specify Worker VM Settings
        • Step 3. Configure Network Settings
        • Step 4. Finish Working with Wizard
      • Enabling and Disabling Workers
      • Editing Workers
      • Testing Workers
      • Disabling Automatic Worker Updates
      • Removing Workers
    • Configuring General Settings
      • Configuring Email Settings
      • Configuring Notification Settings
  • Performing Backup
    • Creating Backup Jobs
      • Before You Begin
      • Step 1. Launch New Backup Job Wizard
      • Step 2. Specify Job Name and Description
      • Step 3. Configure Backup Source Settings
      • Step 4. Specify Backup Job Settings
        • Configuring GFS Policy Schedules
        • Configuring Advanced Settings
          • How Health Check Works
      • Step 5. Define Job Schedule
      • Step 6. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Editing Backup Job Settings
    • Starting and Stopping Backup Jobs
    • Analyzing Performance Bottlenecks
    • Cloning Backup Jobs
    • Enabling and Disabling Backup Jobs
    • Deleting Backup Jobs
    • Creating Active Full Backups
    • Creating VeeamZIP Backups
  • Managing Backups
    • Viewing Backup Properties
    • Verifying Backups
    • Exporting Backups
    • Copying Backups
    • Copying Backups to Tapes
    • Deleting Backups
  • Performing Restore
    • Performing VM Restore
      • Step 1. Launch Full VM Restore to oVirt KVM Wizard
      • Step 2. Select Restore Point
      • Step 3. Choose Restore Mode
      • Step 4. Specify Target Cluster
      • Step 5. Select Storage Domain
      • Step 6. Specify VM Name
      • Step 7. Configure Network Settings
      • Step 8. Specify Restore Reason
      • Step 9. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Performing Disk Restore
      • Step 1. Launch Virtual Disk Restore Wizard
      • Step 2. Select Virtual Machine
      • Step 3. Select Restore Point
      • Step 4. Configure Mapping Settings
      • Step 5. Specify Reason for Restore
      • Step 6. Finish Working with Wizard
    • Performing Instant VM Recovery
    • Publishing Disks
    • Performing File-Level Restore
    • Performing Application Item Restore
    • Exporting Disks
    • Performing VM Restore to Amazon Web Services
    • Performing VM Restore to Microsoft Azure
    • Performing VM Restore to Google Cloud
  • Getting Technical Support
  • Appendices
    • Appendix A. Deprecated Functionality
    • Appendix B. Configuring Bus Type Restore Priority
    • Appendix C. Configuring Multiple Networks
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>User Guide>Getting Technical Support

Getting Technical Support

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    If you have any questions or issues with Veeam Plug-in for OLVM and RHV, you can search for a resolution on Veeam R&D Forums or submit a support case in the Veeam Customer Support Portal.

    When you submit a support case, it is recommended that you provide the Veeam Customer Support Team with the following information:

    • Version information for the product and its infrastructure components
    • The error message or an accurate description of the problem you are facing
    • Log files

    Viewing Product Details

    • On the server running the Veeam Backup & Replication console, navigate to Settings > Apps & features.

    Alternatively, open the Control Panel window and navigate to Programs > Programs and Features.

    • In the program list, check the version of Veeam Plug-in for Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager and Red Hat Virtualization.

    Downloading Logs

    To download the product logs, do the following:

    1. From the main menu of the Veeam Backup & Replication console, select Help > Support Information.
    2. At the Scope step of the Export Logs wizard, select the Export all logs for selected components option. Then, in the Managed servers list, select the backup server and the VM running as the backup appliance.

    Complete the wizard as described in the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide, section Exporting Logs.

    Exporting Logs Using Veeam Backup & Replication Console

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