VEEAM 7 and Windows Data deduplication

Recently installed a Veeam server, you need to restore some file server information, but the implementation of the task of the following error occurred

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After some research, it is found that this problem is caused by the use of data deduplication on the file server.

There are two workarounds, the first can Restore guest file (other OS), and then select the corresponding host, you can bypass some of the Windows security settings;

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The second way, you need to install the data deduplication service on Veeam that runs the restore operation, and you must make sure that Veeam's OS system is equal to or higher than the file server version; In other words, Windows R2 can restore Windows 2012 or Windows R2 files, but the upside is not.

Finally, the beans have some interesting discoveries.

According to this blog, using both Windows 2012 and Veeam's Deduplicaiton features, you can save a lot of backup space (250G compressed into 7G space!). ）；

http://www.veeam.com/blog/ How-to-get-unbelievable-deduplication-results-with-windows-server-2012-and-veeam-backup-replication.html

Another blog gives a detailed configuration of the way

http://www.jpaul.me/?p=4715

But Dedupe's function is good, he will also reduce the efficiency of backup and restore, compared to increase the compression and decompression step in, as for the disk space and efficiency between the trade-offs, is the matter of the beholder

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