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Update Summary

Veeam Backup & Replication 13.1 release notes cover installation, upgrade, and platform-specific limitations for Windows. The release is available for download starting July 29, 2026.

Update Details

Known Issues

  • Windows installation may fail on systems using Turkish or other non-ASCII locales because of PostgreSQL 17 locale handling.
  • Port 443 is required for Web UI operations and may block upgrade if already in use.
  • Migration from a Microsoft Windows installation to Veeam Software Appliance is not supported in 13.1.
  • A configuration backup (.bco) created on v13.0.1 cannot be restored on 13.1 if an Entra ID backup exists.

Hints

  • Download the latest ISO because it includes the latest cumulative patch.
  • For upgrades, ensure no jobs, restore sessions, Instant Recovery sessions, SureBackup jobs, or CDP policies are running.
  • If upgrading from 12.3.1 or later, use the in-place upgrade path; earlier versions require Veeam Support.
  • After upgrading, remote servers may need component upgrades from the main product menu.
  • If using Enterprise Manager, upgrade it before Veeam Backup & Replication.
  • If migrating from Windows to Veeam Software Appliance, stay on the latest 13.0 patch release and contact Veeam Support.
  • After upgrading to 13.1, existing Azure Restore Proxies must be removed and redeployed.
  • The legacy Agent UI customization mechanism based on registry keys is deprecated and no longer supported starting with 13.1.

Product Information

Vendor: Veeam Backup

Product: Veem

Product type: Other

Platform: Windows

Version: Veeam Backup & Replication 13.1

Vendor release date: Jul 29, 2026

Original release notes: View on vendor site

Published on updatealert.io: Jul 31, 2026

Description: Backup and recovery software for virtual, physical, and cloud workloads.