Questions and Answers
Which of the following is a benefit of creating protection groups based on Microsoft Active Directory objects?
Protection groups based on Active Directory objects allow you to manage Veeam Agents on computers being part of an Active Directory domain
What types of Microsoft Active Directory objects can be included in a protection group?
Entire domains, containers, organizational units, groups, computers, and failover clusters can be included in a protection group
What happens when a new computer is added to a container included in a protection group based on Active Directory objects?
The new computer will be added to the protection group automatically
Which of the following options is recommended for protecting Unix and macOS computers with Veeam Agent?
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What is the benefit of creating a protection group for computers listed in a CSV file?
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Which type of machines can be protected using a protection group for cloud machines?
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What must be done after creating a protection group for pre-installed Veeam Agents?
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Study Notes
Protection Groups in Veeam
- Creating protection groups based on Microsoft Active Directory objects benefits from automatic addition of new computers to the protection group.
Active Directory Objects in Protection Groups
- Microsoft Active Directory objects that can be included in a protection group are:
- Organizational Units (OUs)
- Groups
- Containers
Adding New Computers to Protection Groups
- When a new computer is added to a container included in a protection group based on Active Directory objects, it is automatically added to the protection group.
Protecting Unix and macOS Computers
- Veeam Agent for Unix and macOS computers should be protected using a separate protection group.
Protection Groups for CSV Files
- Creating a protection group for computers listed in a CSV file benefits from easy management of computers that are not part of the Active Directory.
Cloud Machines Protection
- Protection groups for cloud machines can be used to protect machines running in:
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
Post-Creation Tasks for Protection Groups
- After creating a protection group for pre-installed Veeam Agents, it is necessary to configure the group settings and specify the backup job settings.
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