TRAFFIC ROUTING IN BACKUP AND RECOVERY OF NON-ADDRESSABLE HOSTS

Methods, systems, and devices for data management are described. A data management system (DMS) may provide backup and recovery services to one or more non-addressable hosts within a network. The DMS may receive a packet from a host within the network. A source internet protocol (IP) address of the packet, when received at the DMS, may be an IP address associated with the network. The packet may also include an identifier associated with the host. The DMS may include one or more storage entities used to back up the one or more hosts. To route the packet to a storage entity used to back up the host, the DMS may set the source IP address of the received packet to be a virtual IP address associated with the host based on the identifier and use the virtual IP address to route the packet to the storage entity.