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One or more internal interfaces are created once a hardware plan is assigned to a new tenant.

This network uses public IPs assigned to each NEA so that the appliance itself can act as a firewall or gateway for every replica VM

The external interface is connected to the service provider external network, in a network that can be reached also by the cloud gateways without proper routing, and without NAT.

The NEA has at least two network interfaces: The network extension appliance on the service provider side is deployed on the virtualization platform that acts as a replication target.

During partial failover, it extends customer network to the service provider environment, using L2 (Layer 2) over 元 (Layer 3) technologies, so that production VMs can communicate with replica VMs.įor every tenant who plans to replicate VMs to the service provider and use the built-in networking and failover capabilities described above, at least two NEAs should be deployed: one on the service provider’s side and the other on the tenant’s side.Ģ.24: General overview of network extension appliances.

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During full failover, it provides both access to internet for replica VMs and access to replica VMs from the internet.NEA is a mandatory component for vSphere and Hyper-V replication, while vCloud Director replication can choose to still use NEA, or leverage native VMware NSX capabilities. A network extension appliance (NEA) is a tiny, hardened, Linux-based VM (1 VCPU, 512 MB RAM, 44 MB ISO file + virtual floppy disk for configuration) deployed automatically by Veeam Backup & Replication server on the virtualization hosts on which tenant VMs and their replicas reside. To enable communication between production VMs on the tenant’s side and VM replicas at the service provider, Veeam Backup & Replication uses network extension appliances. This site uses Just the Docs, a documentation theme for Jekyll.

9.9 Calculate space consumption for Insider Protection.

9.8 Migrate Replication services from vSphere to vCloud Director.

9.7 Load balancing services with AWS Route53 DNS health checks.

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9.6 Upgrade Veeam Cloud Connect from 9.0 to 9.5.9.4 Customize your Veeam Cloud Connect Portal.9.2 SSL Automation with Let's Encrypt Certificates.8.2 What you can do with Veeam ONE Free Edition.8.1 Monitoring Cloud Connect with Veeam ONE.Air-gapped backups using Tenants to Tape.6.1 Assign vSphere replication resources.5.6 Restore data from Cloud Connect backups.5.3 Customer creation and backup resources.4.5 Veeam Cloud Connect Replication deployment.Reference design for replication services 3.3 Veeam Cloud Connect Backup deployment.2.12 Regular maintenance of the components.

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Veeam Cloud Connect 9.5 Update 4 Reference Architecture.