09-24-2012 06:53 AM
Hi
Looking for a bit of advice re above.
Considering the following;
By using 2 drives on a rotational basis, one offsite, hoping to be able to recover from any disaster with this setup.
Questions are
Any alternative suggestions?
Thanks
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09-25-2012 08:19 AM
Hi,
License-wise you'd need the following:
1 x Media server license for your media server
1 x Agent for Microsoft Exchange Servers
1 x Remote Agent for Windows Servers (for your DC)
These agents give you file-level restores. if you want to backup the full VMs then you'd need the AVVI/Hyper-V agent depending on your hypervisor.
Just note that Symantec don't recommend running BE on a virtual server and will ALWAYS point you in the direction of a physical server to fulfill this role!
You should be able to point your backups to online storage. But, check out the BE 2010 SCL and make sure your online backup vendor/application is supported. Otherwise backing up to those local disks would be fine.
With the Exchange agent, and GRT turned on you can recover individual mailboxes, no hassles. But GRT MUST be turned on to do this.
Thanks!
09-25-2012 08:19 AM
Hi,
License-wise you'd need the following:
1 x Media server license for your media server
1 x Agent for Microsoft Exchange Servers
1 x Remote Agent for Windows Servers (for your DC)
These agents give you file-level restores. if you want to backup the full VMs then you'd need the AVVI/Hyper-V agent depending on your hypervisor.
Just note that Symantec don't recommend running BE on a virtual server and will ALWAYS point you in the direction of a physical server to fulfill this role!
You should be able to point your backups to online storage. But, check out the BE 2010 SCL and make sure your online backup vendor/application is supported. Otherwise backing up to those local disks would be fine.
With the Exchange agent, and GRT turned on you can recover individual mailboxes, no hassles. But GRT MUST be turned on to do this.
Thanks!