Not the
prettiest way…but this is how I backed up VM’s.
I attached a
backup device to a Windows VM and shared out backup
directories I created.
I edited fstab
where Bacula Director daemon is running and configured it to
mount the shares on boot. The shares were also created and
owned on the Windows machine with the user “bacula”.
The rest of it
was just changing all the config files and getting
everything pointed to the right places. I’ve currently got
it backing up 2 Linux servers, Windows 2008 server, pfSense
firewall and a test on my personal laptop. Works flawlessy
for me.
