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Veeam announces certified support for Microsoft Teams backup

 

Note: Before upgrading to v6a, follow the steps in the KB article to request NEW Teams API access.

 

The last two years have seen astronomical adoption of Microsoft 365, especially Microsoft Teams, as remote working has become the new norm. During this time, Veeam® Backup for Microsoft 365 has firmly become a leader in the Microsoft 365 backup market, giving organizations the power to securely back up data to any location – on premises or to cloud object storage. We have proven Veeam and Microsoft 365 are better together. We recommend that you take advantage of all the native functionality built into Microsoft 365 licenses, Veeam is able to complement them with separation of privileges and data, consistency of protection across Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, and Teams, flexible and granular restore options, with ability to do self-service restores.

“We are proud to announce Veeam is one of the first backup vendors to achieve Microsoft Teams Backup and Restore Certification with Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365″, said Danny Allan, CTO at Veeam.

This will perform Microsoft Teams backup via the Microsoft Graph Export API for Microsoft Teams messages. The Microsoft Graph Export API has two different pricing models.

Starting with Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 v6a, we will support backup of public channel messages. Previously these were backed up using the Exchange TeamsMessagesData folder, this method will be deprecated going forward. By using a dedicated API and working together with Microsoft on certification we can continue working on expanding our Teams-specific feature set.

We strongly believe in the power and reliability of the Microsoft 365 platform. There is a shared responsibility model when it comes to cloud and SaaS (Software as a Service) adoption, and organizations need to be able to manage and archive information so that regulatory and legal requirements are met. When things go wrong with your data – whether this is ransomware related or caused by administrative error, you want to make sure you have what you need to recover and meet compliance goals.

“Microsoft Teams has become a key application for Swietelsky during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our employees can work on projects in more than 20 different teams at the same time. With Veeam, we reliably protect all content that is created with Microsoft Teams from risks and data loss.” – Gunter Natschläger, IT Manager, Backup & Virtualization, Swietelsky AG

 

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