Veeam Boxstarter templates

This repository allows you to install different Veeam software configurations depending on your requirements.

Step 1: Download repository.

Download latest stable release of this repository and extract it to a local folder (recommended).
Download latest unstable commit of this repository and extract it to a local folder.

Step 2: Install Chocolatey and BoxStarter

Run the following commands in an Elevated powershell.

Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force; [System.Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [System.Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol -bor 3072; iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1'))

For more information regarding the installation of Chocolatey please have a look at their documentation

choco install Boxstarter

For more information about installing BoxStarter have a look at their documentation

Step 3: Configure settings.

NOTE: Only required for the vbr_scripts folder.

Edit the settings.ps1 file and change the settings you want to change.

Step 4: Run BoxStarter

Depending on the function of the machine you are running this on, you can use several scripts.

VBR Scripts

Script	Function
vbr_all.ps1	Install all the VBR packages
vbr_sql_express.ps1	Install an SQL Express
vbr_server.ps1	Install Veeam Backup & Replication server
vbr_management.ps1	Install Veeam Backup & Replication management console, including the explorers
vbr_proxy.ps1	Install Veeam Backup & Replication proxy server (soon)
vbr_repository.ps1	Install Veeam Backup & Replication repository server (soon)

VBM Scripts

⚠️ The filenames still have the old VBO name for backward compatibility.

Script	Function
vbo_all.ps1	Install all the VBO packages
vbo_server.ps1	Install Veeam Backup for o365 server
vbo_management.ps1	Install Veeam Backup for o365 management console, including the explorers

VONE Scripts

Script	Function
vone_all.ps1	Install all the VONE packages
vone_sql_express.ps1	Install an SQL Express
vone_agent.ps1	Install Veeam ONE agent (e.g. on VBR Server)
vone_server.ps1	Install Veeam ONE server
vone_management.ps1	Install Veeam ONE Monitor Client
vone_webui.ps1	Install Veeam ONE Reporter WebUI

Example:

BoxStarter.bat c:\path\to\my\vbr_scripts\vbr_all.ps1

Vagrant

For testing purposes, I have added a Vagrantfile in this repository.

This is tested with the following setup:

Windows 10, Version 1909 (Probably any OS compatible with Vagrant v2.1.5 and VirtualBox v5.2.36 should work.)
Vagrant v2.1.5:
```
choco install vagrant --version=2.1.5
```

VirtualBox v5.2.36:

choco install virtualbox --version=5.2.36

StefanScherer/windows_2016 box based on his packer templates.
Run vagrant up to boot the Vagrant box.

Additional notes

If required, put your packages in the packages folder.
The contents of this directory will be copied to c:\temp
The contents of the packages folder will be available in c:\packages

`vbr_all.ps1` Vagrant only (Full VBR PoC setup)

Put a license file inside the packages folder.
In the settings.ps1 file:
- Change $vbr_licenseFile to 'c:\packages\myfile.lic'
- Change $vbr_sqlServer to 'VAGRANT\SQLEXPRESS'
- Change $vbr_username to 'vagrant'
- Change $vbr_password to 'vagrant'

After you have installed these packages, you can continue with step 2 above.

`vone_all.ps1` Vagrant only (Full VONE PoC setup)

Put a license file inside the packages folder.
In the settings.ps1 file:
- Change $vone_vcSelectedType to 2 (skip the virtual infrastructure configuration)
- Change $vone_backupAddLater to 1 (skip the add of VBR to VONE)
- Change $vone_licenseFile to 'c:\packages\myfile.lic'
- Change $vone_sqlServer to 'VAGRANT\SQLEXPRESS'
- Change $vone_username to 'vagrant'
- Change $vone_password to 'vagrant'