Veeam Ubuntu Install for Linux Hardened Repository

[@sgcowgill]

This is fantastic. Exactly what I needed. So many of the articles and videos gloss over all these points and just start on the VEEAM side with the Linux server already setup. Thanks so much.

[@labbingit]

Thanks for the message! Really appreciate your comments :)

[@Sajad-e4o]

Is it possible to install veam on top on linux server?

[@bgenner59]

Can you paste all of the linux c
ommands in here for me to copy?

[@labbingit]

Hey sorry for the late reply - I couldn't add the commands here in the chat, but I've added them to the video description. Hope it helps :)

[@lucas5262-h1y]

Should also set the Ubuntu firewall to allow ports 2500-3300 for Veeam backup connections. My connections were hit and miss until I did this.
command is:
sudo ufw allow 2500:3300/tcp
if you enable the firewall don't forget to allow ssh and enable the firewall
commands are:
sudo ufw allow ssh
and
sudo ufw enable
*!make sure you allow ssh before you enable so you don't lock yourself out of ssh access!*

[@labbingit]

Thanks for the info. I must admit I didn't have any issues with my builds (lab or in production) - but perhaps the latest Ubuntu builds have the firewall enabled by default. I'll definitely keep an eye out for this in future builds that I do! Thanks again for the tip.

[@RonaldGonzalez-vm1pm]

Thanks! just one thing: make primary 0GB 500GB generates an error, the correct command is mkpart primary 0GB 500GB

[@labbingit]

Thanks for the tip - I'll keep an eye out for that in the future!

[@blaircooper9956]

how do you downgrade the repuser account as a standard user? Thanks in advance.

[@labbingit]

Try using the following command: sudo gpasswd -d repuser sudo