Performing VM Restore
In case of a disaster, you can restore an entire Scale Computing HyperCore VM from a backup. Veeam Plug-in for Scale Computing HyperCore allows you to restore one or more VMs at a time, to the original location or to a new location.
To restore machines to Scale Computing HyperCore, you can use the following backups:
- Backups of Scale Computing HyperCore VMs created by Veeam Plug-in for Scale Computing HyperCore
- Backups of Nutanix AHV VMs created by Veeam Backup for Nutanix AHV
- Backups of oVirt KVM VMs created by Veeam Backup for Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager and Red Hat Virtualization
- Backups of Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vSphere VMs created by Veeam Backup & Replication
- Backups of VMs created by VMware Cloud Director
- Backups of Amazon EC2 instances created by Veeam Backup for AWS
- Backups of Microsoft Azure VMs created by Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure
- Backups of Google Cloud VM instances created by Veeam Backup for Google Cloud
- Backups of virtual and physical machines created by Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows and Veeam Agent for Linux
- Backups of Proxmox VE VMs created by Veeam Plug-in for Proxmox VE
VM restore is supported only for backups stored in backup repositories, object storage repositories and on the performance, capacity and archive tier of a scale-out backup repository (except for backups stored in the archive tier that consists of the Amazon S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval extent).
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You cannot restore VMs from backups stored in external repositories, Veeam Cloud Connect repositories, and on tapes. If you restore the VM from a backup of a VMware, Hyper-V, oVirt KVM or Proxmox VE VM or from a backup created by Veeam Agent, a restored VM may have network connection problems. To resolve the issue, install Scale Guest Tools on the restored VM. |
To restore a protected VM, do the following:
