Backup Exchange 2010 Mailbox Databases with DPM 2012
Because you don’t want to lose your users mailboxes in the case of a server crash, you started thinking about
Read moreBecause you don’t want to lose your users mailboxes in the case of a server crash, you started thinking about
Read moreBefore you can actually start to backup on your remote machines you need to install the DPM agent on those
Read moreI know is frustrating when the DHCP server fails, all your network is down, been there. That’s why is recommended
Read moreIf you want your iSCSI storage that is connected to your ESXi hosts to be highly available you will need
Read moreLive Migration is a Hyper-V 2008 R2 feature that allows you to move running virtual machines from one cluster node
Read moreTo be able to use DPM after the installation, you need to add some disks and tapes on your server,
Read moreI hear you…you want your SQL, DHCP, Hyper-V or other services to be highly available for your clients or your
Read moreThe new version of DMP brings us a new interface, and new goodies; backups are going faster, we have centralize
Read moreNow that you have your DMP server installed, the next thing to do, is to add disks for your backups.
Read moreThose of you that come from Exchange 2007 will love the way High Availability for databases are done in Exchange
Read more