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+# Veeam Agent Configuration
+
+Configurations exported from the Veeam Agent database per system. The files (.xml) are named after the sever's hostname.
+
+## Notable References
+- https://www.veeam.com/windows-linux-availability-agents.html
+- https://wiki.displaysystemsintl.com/support/veeambackup
+- https://wiki.displaysystemsintl.com/support/debian/exim-smarthost
+
+## Description Of Configuration
+
+The Veeam Agent For Linux Free Edition does not have email notification and therefore makes it difficult to manage and monitor
+each server. Email notification has been added by calling a backup script that once configured will in turn run a Veeam Agent job.
+
+Email messages are sent containing the following information.
+
+- job name
+- job state
+- job configuration
+- job session log (attached to email if job failed)
+
+A Veeam Agent job is ran utilizing cron for scheduling under the root user. Two crontab entries are created to run a
+incremental backup and then another to run an activefull backup. This process unfortunately is done manually.
+
+**Note:** An activefull backup is done by passing an argument of "full" without double quotes to the backup script.
+
+## Backup Script Installation Instructions For Linux
+
+**Note:** Do not use "veeamconfig ui" to schedule a job.
+
+**Note:** It is assumed the Veeam Agent For Linux has been installed and configured along with exim and mailx.
+
+1. Create the directory to store the backup script and temp files.
+   ```
+   # mkdir /etc/veeam/scripts
+   ```
+1. Get the Veeam Agent configuration file and backup script.
+    ```
+    $ git clone gitlab@gitlab.displaysystemsintl.com:infrastructure/servers/veeam-agent configuration.git
+    ```
+1. Import applicable Veeam Agent configuration file.
+    ```
+    # veeamconfig config import --file <hostname-here>.xml
+    ```
+1. Move the backup script.
+    ```
+    # mv veeam-backup.sh /etc/veeam/scripts/
+    ```
+1. Set permissions.
+   ```
+   # chmod -R 700 /etc/veeam/scripts
+   ```
+1. Set ownership.
+   ```
+   $ chown -R root:root /etc/veeam/scripts
+   ```
+1. Edit backup script settings. JOBNAME and EMAIL should be all that is required to be altered.
+   ```
+   # nano /etc/veeam/scripts/veeam-backup.sh
+   ```
+   ```
+   # ===================================================
+   # = Settings                                        =
+   # ===================================================
+   JOBNAME="Job-Name-Here"
+   SCRIPT_DIR="/etc/veeam/scripts"
+   LOG_DIR="/var/log/veeam/Backup/$JOBNAME"
+   JOB_INFO=$(veeamconfig job info --name "$JOBNAME")
+   EMAIL="systems@example.com"
+   # ====================================================
+   # = DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE!                     =
+   # ====================================================
+   ```
+1. Create cronjob entries. Make sure to stagger each backup.
+   ```
+   # crontab -e
+   ```
+   ```
+   30 23 * * * /etc/veeam/scripts/veeam-backup.sh
+   59 23 1 * * /etc/veeam/scripts/veeam-backup.sh full
+   ```
+
+## How To...
+
+The instructions are based upon the Veeam Agent For Linux/Windows v3.
+
+### Exporting Configuration File
+
+Linux
+```
+# veeamconfig config export --file <hostname-here>.xml
+
+```
+Windows
+```
+C:\Program Files\Veeam\EndPoint Backup\Veeam.Agent.Configurator.exe -export /f:C:\Users\user-name-here\Documents\<hostname-here>.xml
+```
+
+### Importing Configuration File
+
+Linux
+```
+# veeamconfig config import --file <hostname-here>.xml
+```
+
+Windows
+```
+C:\Program Files\Veeam\EndPoint Backup\Veeam.Agent.Configurator.exe -import /f:C:\Users\user-name-here\Documents\<hostname-here>.xml
+```