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Support for larger block sizes for select tape devices You can use this report to detect a failing tape or tape device. Provides a new report named Media Errors.
Provides additional options to secure your data. Support for the T10 hardware encryption standard The host in turn takes snapshots of all the guest virtual machines it contains. Backup Exec takes a snapshot of the Virtual Server Host while applications and services run.
You are not required to configure the snapshotįor the Advanced Open File Option (AOFO).īacks up Virtual Server data by using Microsoft’s Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS).
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Performs a VSS snapshot backup, by default, for volume resource data on Windows Vista/Server 2008 computers. VSS snapshot availability for Windows Vista/Server 2008 volumes The following Backup Exec Agents are not supported on a Server Core installation:
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You cannot install Backup Exec media servers on Server Core computers. This applet lets you monitor Backup Exec operations on the remote computer. The Remote Agent also installs the Remote Agent Utility command line applet. Lets you install the Backup Exec Remote Agent for Windows Systems on the Server Core installation for backup and restore operations. Support for the Server Core installation option of Windows Server 2008 Use the volumes that run Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption. This prompting can occur if you are not logged in as the built-in administrator on Windows Vista/Server 2008 when you use the Backup Exec user interface. To comply with Windows security, you may be prompted for Administrator privileges to access some restricted components. Support the Windows Limited User Access mode. Use the Windows Server 2008 new implementation of Next Generation TCP/IP networking. Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2008īack up and restore IIS, encrypted volumes, compressed volumes, and terminal services.īack up and restore Active Directory, which includes Read-only domain controllers (RODC), and restartable Active Directory domain services. Remote Agent for Linux or UNIX Servers NotesĮxec, CPS,_and_DLO_with_Symantec_Endpoint_Protectionīackup Exec for Windows Servers 12 includes the following new features and capabilities: Intelligent Disaster Recovery (IDR) Option Notes
Settings Not Migrated when Upgrading Backup Execīackup Exec Utility (BEutility.exe) Notes What's New In Backup Exec 12 Agents and Optionsįeatures No Longer Supported by Backup Exec All hyperlinks in Symantec products and documentation lead to English-language If information in this file conflicts with the Administrator's Guide, the information in this file is correct.įor the most current information on Symantec Corporation products and services, please visit our Web site at. The information in this document is more current than information in the Administrator's Guide.
This document contains release notes for Backup Exec and contains information that may not be in the Administrator's Guide.
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