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Restore and Migrate Linux Virtual Machines with Veeam

In order to restore or migrate a Virtual Machine to Antyxsoft Cloud, you need to proceed with the following steps:

 
 

 1. Create the Virtual Machine

Create the VM you want and make sure it matches the specifications of the original machine you want to restore. You can follow this guide to create your Virtual Machine.

 
 

 2. Upload the Appropriate ISOs

  • Copy the the Veeam Linux Recovery Media Version X link from our repository.
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  • From the portal navigate to the ISO upload menu located at ISOs > Create ISO.

 
  • From here you will have to specify the Project and the Location of the restore VMs that were created.
 
  • Next set the following parameters in the ISO import menu. (make sure to enable the options Is Bootable and Is Extractable)
 
  • Finally click on Review & Create ISO.
 
 

 3. Insert the Veeam Recovery ISO

Once your Virtual Machine is ready, insert the appropriate Veeam Recovery ISO.

  • Click on the Attach ISO To This Virtual Machine button located at intance management menu.
 
  • Select the ISO that was imported and click on Submit.
 
  • After the ISO is attached succesfully you have to reboot the instance by clicking on the Reboot button.
 
  • Right after open the console of the instance and you will be presented with this screen.
 
  • Press Enter to boot into the Veeam Recovery menu.
 
 

 3. Start the Recovery

Now that you have booted the Veeam ISO you can start the recovery process.

  • The ISO will show a message to autostart the SSH server. Press enter to
  • Procced without SSH.
  • Next you will have to accept the Veeam Licence Agreement.
 
  • You will be presented with the main menu of Veeam Recovery ISO. Select Restore Volumes.
 
  • Then select Add Cloud Connect provider.
 
 
  • Next enter your credentials. Your username should be in the format: Tenant\Tenant_ComputerName.
 
  • After you enter you credentials and connect to your backup repository you will be presented with a similar menu to this:
 
  • Select your backup and a restore point then proceed. (navigate using the TAB button)
  • Following up you will have to select which volumes you want to restore from. In this case we will show how to do a full restore.
 
  • Move to the right section (backed up data). And press enter to the whole volume.
 
  • Select Restore to....
 
  • Then select the proper restore point.
 
  • This will re-format the drive if its required as shown bellow.
 
  • Now you can view the summary of restore process by pressing S.
 
  • Press Enter to start with the VM restoration.
 
  • Once the recovery is complete you will see this screen.
 
  • Exit to the main menu.
  • Now you will have to remove the attached ISO from the VM.
 
  • Next Power off the instance.
  • On the next startup of you will be shown the restored state of the VM