Restoring:-

• Entire VM
• VM Files
VM Files
Entire VM Restore

With Veeam Backup & Replication, you can restore an entire VM from a backup file to the latest state or to a previous
point in time if the original VM fails.
When you restore an entire VM, you extract the VM image from the backup to the production storage. Though entire
VM restore takes more resources and time to complete than Instant VM Recovery, you do not need to perform extra
steps to finalize the recovery process. Veeam Backup & Replication pulls the VM data from the backup repository to the
selected storage, registers the VM on the chosen ESXi host and, if necessary, powers it on. Entire VM restore enables
full disk I/O performance while Instant VM Recovery provides a “temporary spare” for a VM as the vPower NFS
throughput is limited.
 Restore VM File

You can restore specific VM files from the backup: VMDK, VMX and others. VM file restore can be
Benefits ofhelpful, for example, if one or several VM files have been deleted or corrupted and you need to replace
Print Management
Print Management saves the print administrator a significant amount of time installing printers on client computers and managing
them on the production storage. Veeam Backup & Replication lets you restore the necessary VM file
and monitoring printers. Tasks that can require up to 10 steps on individual computers now can be accomplished in 2 or 3 steps on
directly from
multiple computers the image-level
simultaneously backup, without prior de-staging of the VM image from the backup file.
and remotely.
By using Print Management with Group Policy, you can automatically make printer connections available to users and computers
in your organization. In addition, Print Management can automatically search for and install network printers on the local subnet
of your local print servers.