No - You can have this up and ready in less than half a day.

Deployment was very easy and straight forward. Upgrade process has also been straight forward.

Yes but easily resolved with the support from our Sales/Tech team provided by VEEAM.

I did trying to get the initial backups to run on for a SQL Server. It was stopping a service for some odd reason when trying to run the backup. Also had some speed issues due to running multiple jobs at once.

We had an outside vendor do the initial deployment

We only experienced minor issues with deployment mainly related to permission issue, as we strive to keep account permissions to a minimum. As far as the actual install of the application, and even upgrades, we have had no issues related to either. When we did experience issues, the support was outstanding.

We have had no issues with the deployment so far as multi-site WAN acceleration works out of the box, and so far we've been very happy with our experience

We did run into a few issues of certain applications not being entirely compatible with Veeam, or requiring a bit of customization to our backup jobs to ensure they work correctly. This is mostly due to SQL express databases not allowing truncation during backup jobs, which isn’t necessary a fault with the Veeam software, but our implementation of other products in our environment

We have had some hiccups with it once in a great while. Nothing major, and nothing that would stop me from recommending it.

We did have some small discoveries as we rolled out the product to our customers. WAN acceleration is extremely robust and a valuable feature built into the Enterprise version of the product.

Deploying Veeam is as easy as you get. The installation is wizard-driven and will install any dependencies you may need that aren’t already installed. On the other hand, I have had some issues with scalability. Specifically, backing up large virtual file servers for me goes very slowly. Veeam has a concept of a backup proxy, which moves the resource load to whatever is designated as the proxy. This can be the local Veeam server or another physical or virtual server.

Not at all, we found it to be extremely intuitive to install, really clearly letting us know of any issues across network at each stage so could easily remedy.

Some issues with backup proxies, but these issues were partly caused by the partner who installed Veeam. I just read the manual and took care of them myself. Can't blame Veeam for that.

Deployment went smoothly and without and major sticking points or issues.

Never. This is the strength of the product.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

Never had any issues that couldn’t be dealt with from an admin pov.

Nothing serious.

No issues with deployment of Veeam Backup & Replication.

We have had no issues with the deployment so far as multi-site WAN acceleration works out of the box, and so far we've been very happy with our experience

We had no issues with the deployment.

No issues encountered.

Not at all, and we have a few Veeam servers in different locations.

Every IT environment has it's specific needs and caveats. Of course I encountered some minor issues when deploying Veeam, but this is mostly related to the IT environment itself. Rare issues are logged with, and solved by Veeam support.

The only issues i've had is with updates. The program will error and then the server needs rebooting or the patch reapplied. I have only noticed that issue with version 7.

Initial teething problems with replication of data between main site and the DR site but this has since been resolved.

I used a 3rd party consultant to aid in the deployment however after watching it done I was sorry to have paid someone else to do it. The deployment process appeared to be very straightforward.

Nothing, the only problem encounter during installation is a Windows firewall problem but not linked directly to Veeam.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

Patch release and support are both very efficient and it doesn't take ages for most issues to be resolved.

No.

It was mostly a smooth transition, but I would caution against using Veeam to back up a SQL 2000 database though, if anyone still has SQL 2000 databases in production. SQL 2000 databases do not acquiesce when snapshots are taken, and the entire SQL database can become corrupted. The SQL 2000 VM must be powered off before the VM backup. I learned that the hard way.

The only issues we encountered until v8 was the fact that we couldn't automate the patching and upgrading of our environment. Starting with v8, Veeam optimized their silent install procedure, and now we're working on automating the whole process of keeping the product up to date with major releases and patches.

Besides this we've only experienced minor setbacks, such as proxy servers not being able to upgrade or uninstall properly due to the older local installer/uninstaller kits being overwritten in time by constant updates.

No, but is important to read all the requirements for the explorer to avoid problems before finishing the implementation.

No. The deployment was very easy and self-explanatory.

I haven't encountered any issues with deployment for 3 years.

Only issues were with licensing. Mixed versions across sites made licensing a bit difficult. Also, having to use Cloudberry to upload to AWS S3 is not ideal, although it does work OK.

No issues encountered.

We have had no issues with the deployment.

I had some issues at the start of the project with the performance. The problem was solved after analyzing and setting changes. I have not solved an issue with MS SQL Always-on servers with transaction lag backup. The case has so far been opened for half-year.

Deploying Veeam was easy and I made sure to take a few minutes to design my solution prior to installing it.

No issues encountered.

The deployment of this product is the most simple there is. Following step by step instructions in 10 minutes is all set.

No.

Only one minor Microsoft related configuration issue that easily resolved.

No issues with deployment.

No deployment issues.

Issue when licenses files (.lic) are downloaded from OWA which would render it unusable. Also had issues in earlier version where snapshots weren't deleted properly but that can be attributed to a mix of the ESXi version and Veeam.

None ever. Only in regards to incorrect licensing, but this has been because of mistakes in regards to number of processors or wrong VMWare license.

We have had no issues with the deployment.

None, we did an extensive POC to get to know the product which helped us roll it out smoothly.

No issues – easy deployment.

No issues with deployment.

No deployment problems, super easy.

We have had no issues with the deployment.

Once we had an upgrade issue, but the excellent support from Veeam solved it fast.

No issues with deployment.

No problems with deployment.

Haven't had any issues.

Deployment of the software is very very simple and anyone can do it. Just a simple wizard to get started and you need not dedicate a server for this and any computer (physical/virtual) with good resources can handle this job. The install support documents are well elaborated and anyone who can read English and knows basics of computer networking can deploy this software in their Infrastructure.

Main issues were related to sizing the correct infrastructure as Veeam solution needs many components (such as Proxy Servers, Repositories, WAN Accelerators, etc.) for a complete Backup & Replication solution. For medium/large environments, initial configuration may take some time.

No problems with deployment.

Issues with deployment - none.

I have not encountered any issues with deployment or stability or scalability.

No issues as such with stability and scalability, but from the deployment perspective, we expect it to support a hybrid environment - multiple-edition deployment within one single Veeam Backup Server instance. It should not require having the same edition.

We have had no issues with the deployment.

No but you need to pay attention to small things that make a big difference. 

Patch release and support are both very efficient and it doesn't take ages for most issues to be resolved.

We have had no issues with the deployment.

If using off-site replication with WAN optimization, the initial Seed backups of VMs need to be taken locally and then transferred to off-site. Attempting to transfer these over the WAN can cause bandwidth saturation.

No issues encountered.

No issues with deployment, nothing went wrong.

No issues encountered.

Yes, but solved in a few time by the support.

No deployment issues.

No.

For our environment in particular, we have not found any difficulty or deployment issue.

We have had no issues with the deployment.

Not Much, environment specific.

There was some incompatibility with Windows drivers, but it was fixed by the support team.

I have not yet encountered any deployment or stability or scalability issues. If the backup doesn’t work, the issue is not with Veeam but rather with the VM.

We have had no issues with the deployment.

We had no issues deploying it.

No issues with deployment.

Nothing serious.

Nothing major encountered.

No, but deployment is bit complicated.

We had no issues deploying it.

Some little issues with logs which were fixed after updates.

No.

The deployment was easy as pie.

No deployment problems.

No, those are related to network not related to product.

Nope. The solution is very simple and intuitive.

No

We have not had any issues with deployment, stability, or scalability.