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Veeam Hardened Repository – Device is not authorized for usage - Tech Notes & Dad Jokes When you reference the Veeam Hardened Repository ISO, you'll note that the word "hardened" is in there. What makes the VHR "hardened"? I've touched on this before, but Veeam makes use of STIG's to harden the OS to the DISA recommendations. One of those functions used to harden the OS is USBGuard. And what is

Deploying a Veeam Hardened Repository via the VHR ISO but now your keyboard won't work, or receiving an error stating your Device is not authorized for usage? The culprit is likely USBGuard, but we can fix that! #Linux #RockyLinux #VBR #Veeam #VHRISO
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VHR ISO Deployment Part 3. Time to attached our newly deployed VHR server to Veeam as an Immutable repository!
#Immutability #Linux #RockyLinux #VBR #Veeam #VeeamHardenedRepository #VHR #VHRISO
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Veeam VHR ISO Deployment Part 2! We deploy the freshly released ISO to our server and prepare it to be added as an immutable repository which we'll complete in part 3. #Immutability #Linux #RockyLinux #VBR #Veeam #VeeamHardenedRepository #VHR #VHRISO
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In the first of this three part blog series, we'll explore the history of the freshly released Veeam Hardened Repository ISO. #Immutability #Linux #RockyLinux #VBR #Veeam #VeeamHardenedRepository #VHR #VHRISO #Veeam100 #VeeamLegends
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