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title: DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V
description: Enable your clients to meet their Microsoft Hyper-V recovery objectives, from individual file all the way to full VM recovery with Hyper-V DRaaS.
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# Reliable DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V Backup and Disaster Recovery

## Reliable Hyper-V Backup and Disaster Recovery for MSPs

Disasters can affect your MSP clients unexpectedly and the best way to keep their businesses running is a reliable backup and restore solution.

Powered by [Veeam](https://probax.io/veeam?hsLang=en), DRaaS for Hyper-V backup and disaster recovery solution provides flexible and quick Hyper-V VM backup and restore functionalities that enable you to recover what you need on demand. 

Enable your clients to meet their Microsoft Hyper-V recovery objectives, from individual file recovery all the way to full VM disaster recovery. Automate transferring backups to off-site locations with accelerated replication and always be ready for DR.

## Keep your MSP clients' applications available 24/7 and eliminate disruption

With DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam, you can restore your clients' mission-critical virtual environments to Probax with fast partial or complete failover in time of a disaster without having to deal with the complicated Windows Server Backup procedures.

With little impact on production and an RTPO of less than 15 minutes, no disaster is capable of affecting your clients’ service availability.

## Leverage application-consistent backups

DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam provides protection without compromising recovery flexibility for your applications.

With image-level, single-pass backup of VSS-aware applications, you’ll be able to consistently recover your applications with application-aware processing.

## Get your MSP clients back online quickly with an instant recovery engine

With DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam, enjoy flexible recovery methods that make even the largest recoveries faster than ever.

 Backup Hyper-V VMs and leverage full and multi-VM recovery options, all from a single-pass, image-level backup.

## Your production site is untouched with backup-sourced replication

Keep your Hyper-V virtual machine I/O operations running smoothly by using your Hyper-V VM backup copies as replication sources. Maximize speed on fast and slow links using the integrated WAN acceleration feature.

## Minimize the Hyper-V backup footprint and boost speed

Protect only what has changed since your last VM backup to reduce the Hyper-V VM backup footprint and increase speed. Using advanced Block Tracking technology, your incremental replicas are more efficient with Second Colony DRaaS. And if you want to further optimize the process, keep swap data exclusion and compression enabled.

## Manage your data protection services in one place

With DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam, you get full control over all of your services, with management, activation, and monitoring, all on a single pane of glass.

Easily overcome your data protection challenges and manage your MSP clients in one place. Minimize administrative work by running jobs in a chain and integrating third-party solutions with the included APIs.

 Protect all your MSP clients’ Hyper-V VMs with adjustable VM backup and replication policies and schedule backups in advance using your calendar dashboard.

## Deploy your Hyper-V backup and replication solution, minus the associated overhead

For MSPs, developing and launching a new backup and replication product to market can be resource intensive.

Probax takes the dull, time-consuming tasks off your plate with Managed Data Protection Services that let you focus on your business as we handle them with a fully managed backup and replication solution.

Our flexible plans cater to MSPs of all sizes that need to outsource backup and replication to Probax.

Implement a 3-2-1-1-0 VM backup strategy

With DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam, you’ll be able to implement a [3-2-1-1-0 backup strategy](https://blog.probax.io/its-time-to-move-past-traditional-3-2-1-backups?hsLang=en) with various offsite backups over LAN and backup media types, in addition to direct MS Azure and Wasabi cloud storage offsite copies and WAN to offsite servers. 

Keep three copies of data, stored on two different media, one of which is located off-site and one of these is offline or in the cloud and the entire backup should have zero errors.

 Achieve this and you’ve adopted the robust 3-2-1-1-0 Golden Backup Rule for your MSP clients’ Hyper-V VMs.

## Build an agile disaster recovery plan

Quickly fail over to the latest restore point or one of the earlier restore points even if the production VM shuts down. By creating a full replica and multiple restore points for all replicated VMs, Veeam Backup & Replication eliminates the outdated single point-of-recovery approach.

## Hassle-free universal licensing that lets you focus on what matters

Our [Veeam](https://probax.io/veeam?hsLang=en) products are licensed with one, per-workload [Veeam universal license](https://probax.io/products/veeam-licensing?hsLang=en) that you can get via perpetual or on a subscription basis. 

 Being a future-proof, portable, and transferable license that offers data protection for on-premises and multi-cloud environments, you can conveniently move it across Azure, Windows, AWS, Linux, and more! Forget about lock-ins, cloud tax, and high TCOs.

## Take a DRaaS solution to market without the footprint

It's time-consuming for MSPs to develop and launch a new DRaaS offering to market.

Probax can remove the hassle and upfront costs with Managed Data Protection Services. By outsourcing DRaaS to Probax, you can focus on growing your business while we handle the mundane tasks with the necessary expertise and a fully managed DRaaS solution.

Our service plans ensure flexibility and choice to suit any sized MSP.

Discover what affordable managed data protection can achieve for your MSP.

 

## DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V Frequently Asked Questions

### How do I back up Hyper-V?

To create a hyper-V backup, providing protection, at least at the host level, is essential to capture all Hyper-V virtual machines. This includes their data, configuration, and storage.

Specialized software, such as DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam, can make this process easier and well-coordinated. It's capable of preparing the Hyper-V environment for backup by communicating with Microsoft VSS.

The biggest advantage here is that you'll ensure consistent VM backups that capture all essential data. This also lets you choose the ideal recovery option that matches your recovery requirements and objectives. Here's how the process goes in more detail:

- Hive requests VMs and virtualization information from Microsoft Hyper-V
- Hive communicates with Microsoft Hyper-V VSS to request a new point-in-time copy of a VM for backup purposes. Based on the hypervisor version, Microsoft Hyper-V VSS responds with a VM checkpoint or volume snapshot.
- Hive utilizes Changed Block Tracking (CBT) to get the data blocks that were modified after the previous job session. This helps make your Hyper-V backups easier to manage and organize.
- Once the backup proxy reads all VM data, Hive sends a signal to Microsoft Hyper-V VSS to conduct some cleanup work.

### What types of VM backups does Hyper-V offer?

Hyper-V offers the following backups:

- **Host-level backup:** This type of virtual machine backup is best suited for dynamic Hyper-V backups. By providing host-level protection, you'll be able to protect the foundational configuration of your Hyper-V environment, which includes the whole virtual infrastructure and all VMs and virtual disks. This method provides dynamic protection or skipping for the VMs when they're added to or removed from.
- **Online backup: **An online Hyper-V backup lets you backup workloads without having to make your application unavailable and disrupt your processes. With Microsoft VSS, you only need to pause your application until a snapshot is created. Then, VSS will trigger an automated cleanup and long flush process.
- **Guest-level backup**: Performing a guest-level backup requires more work as it involves keeping each separate Hyper-V VM opened and protected. That's why it's not a favorable choice, especially when compared to dynamic host-level backups. You may or may not need to create guest-level backups depending on your backup solution's capability.

### How do I recover my Hyper-V VM backup in case of a disaster?

Since Hyper-V disaster recovery plans make creating a backup and replica of the same VM for [HA and DR](https://blog.probax.io/high-availability-vs-disaster-recovery?hsLang=en) purposes mandatory, the virtual infrastructure becomes overloaded. This also means extra work for your production site since you'll need two independent VM snapshots and move data from the original site twice.

DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam uses a flexible on-site or remote recovery method and a replica from the backup storage to take some of the work off the production environment.

It also keeps the impact on production at a minimum by using an existing backup in the backup repository as a data source instead of reading VM data from hosts and storage in the production environment.

In a failover event, DRaaS for Microsoft Hyper-V powered by Veeam lets you recover your VM in a matter of seconds by recovering the VM replica to the required restore point and moving all I/O processes from the original VM to its replica.

### What is Hyper-V replication?

Hyper-V replication lets you create Hyper-V VM replicas that you can use to recover data in case of disasters. Some of the benefits include:

- Short recovery time objective (RTO) values: Using an exact copy of your VM, Hyper-V replication makes it possible to recover your VM quickly.
- Veeam Backup & Replication makes an exact copy of the VM and syncs it with the original VM. The copy is created in its native Microsoft Hyper-V format anytime you replicate a Hyper-V VM.
- Conduct off-site replication for disaster recovery (DR) situations and on-site Hyper-V replication for High Availability (HA) scenarios. Even if you have a slow connection or use WAN, Veeam Backup & Replication ensures consistent replication by speeding up data movement and optimizing traffic transmission.

### Can I back up MS Exchange or SQL VMs?

Yes, you can back up VMs that are SQL or MS Exchange with the Veeam Backup & Replication solution.

All you have to do is deploy the required VM tools to the VM using HIVE. It's also worth noting that Hyper-V VMs will conduct this by default without requiring an agent on the guest VM.

### Can I test my backups to make sure they're 100% restorable?

Yes, with the on-demand DataLabs Sandbox, you can run test recovery procedures to ensure that your backups are fully restorable. You can either execute a full restore and boot up the VM or verify the backup folder without adding your VM to the VM Manager.

It's also worth noting that the tests are conducted in an isolated environment that won't impact your live VMs.

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There are numerous methods for backing up your data. Choosing the appropriate option can assist you in developing the most effective data backup strategy and continuous data protection for your needs. 

Whatever data backup solution or backup strategy you employ, you must store data somewhere at the end of the day, regardless of how you do it, and have the ability to restore files when you need to. Backups are vital for large and small enterprises alike, as data loss can cause significant damage and disrupt business operations."
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Hardware failures
Software failures
Malicious attacks, malware, or viruses, and
Human error.
Data backups enable data recovery from a previous point in time. A backup process offers business data protection as the business can recover data from any unplanned event.

The benefits of data backups include the following:

Data security
Security is an essential part of data backup. As IT systems interact and grow, the number of potential threats to a company's data keeps growing and include a range of threats or risks of data corruption.

Therefore, a secure backup and recovery solution is essential to safeguard and save data. 

Quick and accurate replication of data
Ensuring you have a duplicate of your data protects it in the event of a calamity. If something serious happens, you can backtrack and resume production from the point where the backup copy was made, depending on a backup schedule.

Protecting against primary data loss or damage requires storing a copy of the data on a secondary medium. Offsite backup copies should be made regularly to avoid data loss between backups.

No disruptions to work
Most people are unaware that a backup solution is running while they work. Less user downtime or disruptions means uninterrupted business operations service as it does not affect the end users.

Helps management control costs
Consider the equipment required to do manual data backups. In addition, you'll need numerous physical data storage solutions for your computers. So, if you have a significant number of machines with large volumes of data, especially if the more data is being produced each year, it can be an expensive and time-consuming option.

On the other hand, a cloud offsite backup storage solution with large storage capacity will be a valuable solution."
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      "text": ". What is a 3-2-1-1-0 backup strategy?
The 3-2-1 backup method has been the golden standard in the information technology sector for many years. Veeam has been using this rule for many years to help companies ensure recoverability during times of crisis.

The 3-2-1 backup method
The 3-2-1 rule is as follows:

You should have three copies of the data backup files
You should use two distinct mediums of data backup
At least one copy stored offsite in secondary storage.
The way this works for simpler, offsite data backup solutions is:

Data on production (Copy 1, media 1)
Data backups in a Veeam Library (Copy 2, media 2)
Offsite disaster recovery (Copy 3, media 2)
The new 3-2-1-1-0 backup method
Nowadays, it's best to have four copies when production data is also included. This leads us to the 3-2-1-1-0 rule for backup data.

Today, the 3-2-1-1-0 rule is the way to go. It assists in ensuring recovery from the several types of situations that may occur. A 3-2-1-1-0 method dictates that you must: 

Maintain a minimum of three copies of company data
Data should be stored on at least two main types of storage media
Maintain one copy of the data backups in a secure location offsite
Ascertain that all recoverability solutions contain no errors
The 3-2-1-1-0 method advises on an offline or air-gapped copy, which can be in the form of backups stored off-site as in the 3-2-1 Rule or cloud backups stored with irreversibility. This means the data cannot be altered or changed."
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They have different purposes
Backups are most valuable when you need to recover a deleted or corrupted document, for example, an email. In addition, backups are frequently used for archiving data on a long-term basis or for data retention purposes.

However, if you want to ensure that your company can swiftly resume normal operations following an incident, you should instead go for DR that is based on replication and incremental backup.

With the DR site and solution in place, you can quickly failover to the offsite backup copies from their remote location. Then, even if the production site is unavailable, your business can continue to operate normally.

They have different RTO and RPO
It's critical for any business to establish Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO). Backups have lengthier RTOs and RPOs. This makes them unsuitable for business-critical content that must be promptly recovered following a disaster.

True DR involves replicating critical virtual machines to enable rapid failover. This allows for substantially shorter RTOs and RPOs.

Allocation of resources
Backups are often compressed and require little maintenance or storage space. On the other hand, DR demands a different site with fully operating IT technology and being ready to migrate at any time.

Thorough planning
A data backup plan and backup process is simple. A company only needs to establish and maintain Recovery Point Targets and data retention policies.

Things quickly become more complicated when it comes to disaster recovery. First, aside from the need for extra resources, a company must identify the significance of its business applications and backup systems. Then, once they achieve this, they have to prioritize the recovery order of the virtual machines that run such applications."
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The stored data is then accessed via an internet connection. Some of the benefits of a cloud backup storage solution include the following.

Easy access and usability
With cloud backup storage, files stored remotely can be accessed from anywhere and at any time as long as there is an internet connection and sufficient network resources.

Heightened data security
Because most major and small companies use cloud storage services, they must ensure that the solution they choose delivers excellent security across operating systems. So, even if one of the data computer servers fails, your data will be available on the other data centers, keeping your data safe.

Ransomware and cyberattacks are a serious global online threat to people and businesses. In the event of an attack, having a cloud backup cyberattack protection strategy in place can save your system.

If a cyberattack compromises your system, you can simply restore it from a cloud backup, and all is restored to normal.

Depending on the data backup strategies deployed, a business can have peace of mind knowing that even if data becomes compromised on one server, a backup will exist elsewhere.

Cost-effective
The business outsources its storage problem by only using the cloud storage service. Therefore, the company saves money on internal resources by storing data online. All of this is handled by the cloud storage supplier.

Easy sharing of files
All cloud storage services offer file-sharing capabilities, allowing you to share your files with others. For example, you have the option of sending a document to another user or inviting several users to view your files.

Automated backup
Storing files in the cloud does not slow down other work and backups can be automated according to a backup schedule.

Data is accessible from anywhere through synchronization
Synchronization allows you to sync your cloud data with any device you want. As previously said, you can retrieve your data from any location on the planet. But this access is only possible with the use of synchronization.

With proper identity management, such as username and password, you can enter your cloud storage account and view all of your data. It's not necessary to copy data to other devices.

Scalable and flexible
Cloud storage is scalable and adaptable to changing needs. The service plan can be upgraded if the existing storage plan does not provide sufficient storage space.

In addition, there is no need for you to transfer any data from one location to another. The additional space will be added to your storage system along with some additional capabilities.

Disaster recovery
Every business has a backup storage plan to store all the copies of their data. If they encounter any collapse or loss of data problem, they can retrieve data from their backup plan, and that is why cloud storage is the best method to deal with this problem.

Cloud storage service provides the best platform for disaster recovery data. Any business can use cloud storage as a data backup, so if there is a data loss, the company can retrieve backup data from the cloud."
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Data is frequently kept in tiered or hybrid storage infrastructures to ensure quick data access for hot data storage. These are designed to cope with the large amount of increasing change created regularly by all end-users."
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Examples of data stored in cold storage are:

Old projects
Financial records
Legal records
HR records
Pictures"
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      "text": "Backup as a service (BaaS) in an online backup service managed by a third-party provider to ensure business data is backed up remotely in a public, private or hybrid cloud.

Backup as a Service is more manageable for businesses and delivers peace of mind as all maintenance, management, testing and compliance reporting is delegated to an MSP."
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      "text": "The advantages of engaging a BaaS provider such as an MSP rather than having one's own IT department manage backups include speed, pricing, and scalability. Let's look at some of the benefits in more detail.

Data protection
Typically, MSPs provide advanced security features such as network firewalls and data encryption. Additionally, you can count on your data being stored in upper-tier data centers, which help safeguard it against cyber-attacks and malevolent hackers.

Cost-effective
According to Indeed, the average annual pay of a single IT software engineer in the US is around $117,993. 

Labor costs are significantly lower when using BaaS. Desktop support and the infrastructure required to provide it are two areas where cloud computing can help businesses save money. Companies can benefit from cloud BaaS in the following ways.

Reduce their internal IT staff
Reassign IT staff to other critical projects, and
IT pros are more engaged by using their expertise and adding value to the business.
Scalability and rapid growth
When a business grows, it will also need rapid resource expansion. A BaaS service will streamline and simplify this process considerably. BaaS providers can deliver peace of mind by scaling up or down resource needs. 

Keeping data secure
Using BaaS for all backups stores the data in different locations offsite from where the original data is. This assists in protecting the backups from unanticipated events. As a result, storing data in the cloud keeps it safe regardless of what happens in the original location and makes it easier to to restore data as well.

Access to managed support
Maintaining, managing, and scaling environments and data centers is a time-consuming and challenging problem. Moreover, it necessitates specialized and costly technicians, adding unnecessary complexity to the management process. Implementing BaaS will relieve businesses of this burden. It will also save them money and concentrate on more critical aspects of their business."
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      "text": "Businesses that engage managed services from MSPs often don't have enough technical knowledge to understand what they're getting from them.

So what are the benefits for MSPs to deliver a BaaS solution for their customers? Let's look at some:

Ensure customer data is securely and reliably protected
MSPs provide dependable backup of all of the business's critical data. This gives quick and easy access to backup data at any time and from any location.

MSPs who deliver BaaS can protect their customers from downtime, including natural disasters and cybercrime hazards.  

Ensure your clients meet regulatory and compliance requirements
Compliance is not simple: it's costly, time-consuming, and continuously changing. For starters, rules and regulations are in existence for a reason – to safeguard your personal information and that of your customers. An MSP will manage all of your compliance needs as they change.

Increase profitability and Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)
Every MSP needs a stable stream of recurring revenue. Monthly recurring revenue (MRR) cash flow can help MSPs expand and introduce new technology and services.

Due to its predictability, MSPs can look forward to long-term profits with the recurring revenue model. All an MSP has to do is ensure that deliverable and reasonable levels of service targets are established from the start.

BaaS is an MSP solution that enables them to deliver these services profitably without increasing their workforce or workload.

Protect all business data, including SaaS data
MSPs can differentiate themselves by protecting all their customer business data, including SaaS data. We'll go into more detail about this in the next section."
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      "@type": "Answer",
      "text": "Data protection software for Software as a Service (SaaS) products is designed to protect and store data generated by SaaS products. SaaS is any software licensed and delivered through the cloud rather than installed on-site. Businesses can save money on storage and backup as a result.

Many MSPs already manage SaaS licenses for their client's businesses, for example, Microsoft 365 and Dropbox. However, these are SaaS solutions with their own set of retention policies, not data backup solutions in themselves. Therefore, data must be safeguarded and backed up separately.

Microsoft 365 backup solutions
On April 21, 2020, the rebranding of Office 365 consumer and small business plans occurred. It is now known as \"Microsoft 365.\" Microsoft did this to reflect their expanded offerings over and above the core Microsoft Office software range. These also include cloud-based tools and artificial intelligence functions. 

Microsoft's Retention Policies and Retention Labels retain corporate data even if it's deleted. They also destroy company data after a specific time period.

Retention Policies are a feature of Microsoft 365 that aids with compliance. They exist to ensure the security of vital corporate data housed in:

Exchange
SharePoint
OneDrive
Microsoft Teams
They exist to prevent data from being erased prematurely or kept beyond a specified retention period.

It's essential to keep in mind that SaaS platform providers, such as Microsoft Office 365, are responsible for application uptime as well as the infrastructure layer. The obligation for managing and protecting critical company data falls on the shoulders of the client.

Why is it important to back up Office 365? Let's look at some of the reasons:

Mistaken data deletion
Suppose you remove a user, whether intentionally or unintentionally; the deletion is reproduced across the network. A backup can be used to restore that user to either on-site Exchange or Office 365.

Policy gaps and ambiguity regarding retention
Office 365 retention policies are challenging to keep track of, let alone manage. A backup allows for longer, more available retention that is all secured and stored in one location for easy recovery.

Threats to internal security
Many businesses face internal threats, and they are occurring more frequently than you might think. Having a high-quality recovery solution reduces the possibility of crucial data being lost or destroyed.

Threats from external sources
Ransomware and viruses have caused significant damage to organizations all over the world. However, a backup can quickly recover mailboxes to a pre-attack instance.

A backup also ensures that you can recover mailbox data during legal proceedings. This way, you meet any compliance and regulation requirements.

Dropbox backup solutions
Archiving files in the cloud is handy, but backups are essential as with any storage solution. This is especially true if you want to relocate your files to a different service.

Having reliable backups is an essential component of any storage solution. Dropbox retains backups of all the files you keep on your Dropbox account.

However, for better data retention, you should enhance Dropbox capabilities with backup, archival, and separate ransomware recovery capabilities. The data is then available and ready to be recovered to the Dropbox account."
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      "@type": "Answer",
      "text": "Veeam is a single tool for modernizing backup, speeding up the hybrid cloud, and protecting your data. It does all of these things at once. In addition, Veeam is open and complements a diverse network of partners, enabling its solution to be readily integrated into any customer scenario.

Veeam is hardware-independent and software-defined, allowing for maximum customer customization. In addition, it provides simple, adaptable, and dependable backup services so that our customers may focus entirely on doing business."
    }
  },{
    "@type": "Question",
    "name": "Why are Probax and Veeam better together for delivering cloud data backup services?",
    "acceptedAnswer": {
      "@type": "Answer",
      "text": "Probax is a leading Veeam Cloud & Service Provider (VCSP) partner. Probax provides out-of-the-box solutions to assist you in rapidly delivering Veeam-powered solutions to your end clients.

Probax has created an incredible platform with MSPs in mind. They are constantly innovating, scaling, and delivering new services to their partner network. In addition, Probax is continuously pushing for serious collaborations with Veeam technologies. 

Probax provides a one-of-a-kind next-generation management portal that includes intelligent site discovery and automated systems.

This enhances Veeam's business model while also enabling its MSP customers to give scalable, ready-to-use data protection solutions that provide significant benefits to their own MSP business."
    }
  },{
    "@type": "Question",
    "name": "Why is Probax is the #1 choice for MSPs who deliver reliable backup services?",
    "acceptedAnswer": {
      "@type": "Answer",
      "text": "Probax has been named Veeam Software's VCSP Partner of the Year for Australia. Veeam recognizes them as the leading company in backup, recovery, and data management systems that enable New Data Protection.

Probax's extensive backup, disaster recovery, and archiving solutions offer better availability and recoverability for on-site, cloud-based, and SaaS workload protection.

Probax is one of only a few VCSPs that has been approved in all three of the VCSP reseller-ready categories. They include:

BaaS for Office 365
Offsite Backup
MSP Backup.
Being a Probax partner, you gain entry to our extensive network of:

Veeam Vanguards
Veeam Certified Architects (VMCA)
Veeam Certified Engineers (VMCE) 
Probax offers discounted Veeam licensing through their platform, Probax Hive. This will enable you to save money and stop monthly reporting. Probax is available across more than ten zones across Canada, the USA, and Australia.

Probax has earned 50 NPS and 97% CSAT scores in the industry for customer service. What does this mean?

NPS is an abbreviation for Net Promoter Score. You can think of NPS as a growth indicator. After all, it's a customer satisfaction measurement that can assist you in determining:

How happy customers are with your products or services
How committed they are to your brand
How probable customers are to recommend your business to others
CSAT measures how satisfied your customers are with the service they receive. Following an interaction with a member of the Support team, customers are sent a brief survey in which they are asked to rate the assistance they received."
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    "@type": "Question",
    "name": "Ready to protect your MSP clients with reliable Backup as a Service?",
    "acceptedAnswer": {
      "@type": "Answer",
      "text": "Don't wait for a disaster to strike. Data backup and disaster recovery measures are crucial for businesses to ensure their long-term survival. Companies must address IT recovery by developing a comprehensive solution that includes people, processes, and technology.

In addition, data backup and disaster recovery plans can only be beneficial if they are designed, implemented, and tested well in advance of their use.

Disaster recovery is not a luxury. Your organization cannot afford to neglect backup or disaster recovery.

If retrieving lost data takes hours, your staff, clients, or partners will be unable to complete essential business procedures that depend on your technology. In addition, if your firm is offline for days after a disaster, you may lose clients and money. Given the potential loss of time and money, investing in backup and disaster recovery is necessary.

Learn how Probax and Veeam can assist your managed services provider. Begin your free trial of 20TB today. You'll be up and running in minutes, and there's no need for a credit card.

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