It was complex for us as we have distributed servers for backup. It took around 10 to 15 minutes for the preconfigured setup. There are six administrators for the solution.

The initial setup is pretty straightforward and simple. You just click and install the Veeam agent on the client. 

While it is on-premises, I just install it on the cloud. I have many servers on AWS or Azure. Actually, I was recently working on a multi-cloud environment. They had desk solutions or multi-cloud environments in the organization, and I deployed the Veeam agent on AWS and Azure as well. The working criteria are fabulous. Veeam is working very well on this type of agent.

The deployment is fast. In one click, it is installed.

The initial setup was straightforward and took less than 45 minutes. 

The initial setup is quite simple and straightforward. We have good documentation on the website, which makes it easy.

The deployment took less than one day. We just followed the steps and created a proxy for the VM. We did the setup a while ago.

We have four people who are able to handle maintenance tasks. 

The difficulty of each deployment depends on which version. They have improved the latest version, however, before, on Version 4, while the installation was straightforward, the problem was that it had a prerequisite requirement, which is the development framework on 4.7.2. This framework is not usually installed on all Windows operating systems. The problem is that it is free, and you can download it at any time and install it, however, it will require the service to be restarted and that means planned downtime.

Fortunately, they fixed that with Version 5. They changed the framework dependency to 4.5.2. so that there is no more forced downtime. 

The time it takes to deploy relies on various factors, however, assuming the prerequisites are all ready, it takes about 15 minutes.

The initial setup is very straightforward. In the newest versions, they have open-scale as well. It's very user-friendly.

I was able to deploy it in less than one hour.

I have to handle the prerequisite from the customer side, and then I have to ensure all the hypervisor versions are matching with the Veeam version. That might take some time; however, usually, everything goes fast. 

The initial setup is not complex and I find that it is very straightforward. It is also very quick. It only takes maybe three hours.  

With regards to the setup, the big issue there is you do need the latest version of .NET. If you want to install it on an older kind of machine. It doesn't really support all of that. It means you need to do system updates, all of those kinds of things, just before you can even install .NET, and it can become quite a headache to get it up and running initially.

To deploy it on a network can be quite tricky, and that's why most people would rather use Backup and Replication and deploy it through there instead of deploying it one by one. That's basically what you need to do with this. You need to go to a machine, install it, go to the next machine, and install it. Unless you try and push the installation through your active directly, which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. There are also issues with that as well.

Initial setup is simple and straightforward. It takes about 10 minutes to deploy.

One to three people are needed for deployment and maintenance.

The installation is not the simplest. We've had issues and had to redeploy our client's VMs.

The initial setup is very easy. The problems start when you run into errors. 

The ease of setup, without issues, is ten out of ten. 

The deployment takes several hours. We had one person on our side and one person on the customer side to handle the deployment. Only one person is needed for maintenance. 

The initial setup is straightforward. Our deployment was completed in about two hours, during which we even tested out different policies to ensure that it was working properly.

Because only one solution can use our tape library, we had to break it up into zones where NetBackup uses one half and Veeam uses the other. Aside from this, our setup was straightforward.

The initial setup of Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows is straightforward. The full deployment took approximately a week.

The deployment method is normally on-premises. 

For the most part, the setup is straightforward, depending on the solution that we implement for the customer. The complexities would depend on the customization.

The deployment time varies depending on the difficulties after implementation. A day after the implementation you have to do some fine-tuning activities. The tuning activities depend on the project. Sometimes you can implement and leave it with the customer as it is, whereas at other times it requires more tuning activities. When that happens you can expect that it will take days.

The initial setup process of the solution is more accessible than other products. It takes a few hours to deploy it. The process consists of setting up the infrastructure and deploying the solution to the endpoint.

The initials setup was not complex. It was very straightforward. We didn't face any issues during the setup process.

The initial setup is probably more complex than we would like it to be, although, at the same time, I think that it is very reasonable. It took several weeks for us to get it set up.

We found the initial setup to be pretty complex. I think it took us about a month to get the whole thing configured right in the initial installations.

Another person on my team handles the implementation directly. I simply supervise the process. From my supervisory role, I'd say the implementation process was straightforward. 

We have one person that's able to handle deployment and maintenance tasks. They are an engineer and an implementor. 

The initial setup of Veeam Agent for Windows is as straightforward as with Veeam Agent for Linux. Both are fairly easy to set up and it does not take a long time. The deployment engine is essentially the same with both Linux and Windows.  

The initial setup wasn't too complex. We just had issues around permissions. We're almost done the implementation. 

The initial setup for the product was straightforward.

The initial setup of this solution is easy for a technical person.

The solution is very easy to implement. It's not overly complex or difficult. 

The deployment times vary. It depends on how many servers you have to deploy. For reference, one server typically takes between ten to 20 minutes to set up.

The solution's initial setup is straightforward. It takes around six hours to configure. The process includes knowing prerequisites, like the sizing of the environment, the bandwidth, the CPU, the RAM and the number of virtual machines, storage capacity, etc.

The initial setup is straightforward.

Installation is very easy and takes around ten minutes.

It is a cloud solution. There is no installation.

Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows is simple. It can be difficult for Unix boxes to be set up. If there was a script to set up the Unix boxes it would be good, there are not a lot of automatic configurations. There are a lot of configurations I have to do in the Unix box and the backup server.

The initial setup is complex.

The installation is straightforward. It took roughly 30 minutes, and I did it myself. 

The initial setup of this solution was straightforward.

The initial setup is pretty straightforward. We have a few Microsoft 2016 servers we are using, so it's basically installed on that. We used an integrator for the deployment. We have four people from my IT department using this solution. Most are involved with the main database segment and backup recovery. We may increase usage in the future but not right now. 

The initial setup of this solution is very straightforward. The deployment took a few hours.

The installation of Veeam Agent is straightforward. The initial setup takes two to three hours.

The difficulty of the installation depends on the environment of the business.

The implementation process is straightforward. It's not overly complex or difficult.

Anyone who understands the installation just has to go through and click, click, next, done. There is not much configuration needed as everything is done on the management console.

You only need one technical person to handle the initial setup and any maintenance. We have three or four individuals who are capable.

The initial setup was straightforward. It was very easy. Deployment only took about one hour with configuration and everything considered.

The initial setup of this solution is simple and it is very quick to deploy.

The initial setup was really straightforward and we did it ourselves. The installation, however, was very difficult and troublesome. 

 I was not involved in the installation.

You only need one admin to maintain this solution.