In the case of an agent the whole job is allowed to complete. Within that the current task is allowed to complete but all subsequent jobs will fail. Once triggered, any running jobs are gracefully stopped. You can also set and check this state in PowerShell Once completed you should see the following status in the Cloud Connect menu tree To enable Maintenance Mode from the VBR console Right Click on the Cloud Connect top level tree item and click on Maintenance Mode This is true for jobs running on Backup & Replication 9.5 Update 3, Agent for Windows 2.1 and Agent for Linux 2.0. In a nutshell this makes the Service Provider cloud resources unavailable for tenants to perform backup or backup copy job operations. In Backup & Replication 9.5 Update 3 we introduced a Maintenance Mode feature for Cloud Connect. Maintenance Mode for Cloud Connect in Backup & Replication 9.5 Update 3

To kick things off I am going to talk about Maintenance Modes in VAC and also how it translates back to Cloud Connect Maintenance mode and also start off by covering that new Update 3 feature. With that I thought it would be good to start a series of short blog posts pointing out examples of how certain parts are configured and what is happening under the covers. Lately i’ve been digging deeper into the Veeam Availability Console and have been wrapping my head around it’s extended feature set.

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