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ETH0 · 02-11-2010

Hi, We are using Backup Exec 12.5 Virtual Agent (SP3) to backup our Virtual Machines. The Backup server and Hyper-V hosts are running Windows 2008 Server x64 SP2. When Backup Exec is backing up a Hyper-V VM it creates a new "Msft Virtual Disk SCSI D...

ETH0 · 04-10-2012

No I did not "eject" it in windows but I am using an eSATA card now and I can unplug the drives now without ejecting them first. The only things I wanted to point out is that in my experience a USB3 plug is better suited for daily removal than an eSA...

ETH0 · 04-07-2012

We have been using eSata external drives for over a year now and found out that esata connectors are not designed for being unplugged a lot. We had to replace several esata cables and disk enclosures because of connection problems and esata connector...

ETH0 · 07-19-2010

Hi, Please google USBDLM (USB Drive Leter Manager). With this software you can auto assign drive letters to removable media based on certain parameters (e.g. Volume Label). Works perfectly in combination with Backup Exec

ETH0 · 12-01-2009

I use a tool called USB Drive Letter Manager for Windows. Works like a charm. http://www.uwe-sieber.de/usbdlm_e.html You can also run scripts based on the label of the drive when a new drive is attached so you can pause/unpause the correct removable ...

ETH0 · 09-01-2009

Hi, We are running BE 12.5 SP2 and Exchange 2007 SP2 on Windows Server 2008 x64 SP2. GRT Backups (to tape and B2D) of Exchange 2007 SP2 are running without errors. Individual restore of mailbox items (from B2D) also works in our enviroment.

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Thousands of Msft Virtual Disk SCSI Disk Devices created when backing up Hyper-V using Backup Exec 12.5 Virtual Agent

No I did not "eject" it in

We have been using eSata

Re: Drive letters not constant with USB external hard drives

I use a tool called USB Drive

Hi, We are running BE