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fiNal · 03-26-2010

Hi, I'm a bit disappointed by the Backup Exec 2010 dedupe performance. So I was wondering if maybe I have some kind of misconfiguration on my end or if this was normal. Here is my setup: - Media Server: HP Proliant DL 380 G6, 1x E5530 2.4GHz (Nehal...

fiNal · 03-09-2010

Hi I'm running BE2010 Server on a Win 2008 R2 x64 Machine (HP Proliant DL380 G6, 2.4GHz, 12GB RAM). I have a Deduplication Folder which has about 1TB of space at the moment. If I run an Incremental Backup Job of a single Virtual Machine with either...

fiNal · 02-26-2010

Hi I have a Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 running SQL Server 2005 on a Virtual Machine. The databases on that server are using the Full Recovery Model, which means that I need to perform Full DB Backups as well as Log Backups and truncate the Logs at s...

fiNal · 02-26-2010

Hi I've noted this very odd behaviour of BE2010's VMware Agent. I'm backing up VMs via the 'san' mode (from our EMC SAN) to another Disk Drive and my jobs usually start off with fabulous speeds at around 3500MB/min. However, the longer the job take...

fiNal · 01-15-2010

Hi group I was watching your presentation about BE2010 and signed up for the early adopter program. However, I have not actually had the time to download and install BE2010 beta yet. Nevertheless, a couple of questions came up while watching the pr...

fiNal · 04-04-2010

hi martin the NAS devices aren't single disks ... each of them is a raid 5 over 7 1.5TB 7.2k rpm disks. However, I have had the time to play a bit more around with dedupe. If i have the dedupe folder on the local C drive of the Server (a raid1 with...

fiNal · 04-04-2010

my issue was solved with a faster CPU. Since I'm running BE2010 on an Nehalem Xeon, the speed does not drop anymore.

fiNal · 03-27-2010

do you have this issue with just one VM or with every VM in your virtual datacenter? this seems to be more of a vmware problem rather than a backup exec problem. you should figure out why it takes 10 minutes for your vm to create a snapshot ... we ...

fiNal · 03-27-2010

You don't need to install the Agent on the Windows VM in order to backup it, but you won't be able to restore single files of that VM or use ApplicationGRT if you don't install the Agent. Also, the job will end with a warning if you enable GRT and do...

fiNal · 03-26-2010

it's my understanding that you get unlimited Windows Agents to install on your VMs. However, you have to get a AVVI-License per VMware ESX host you're running. So if you have three ESX hosts, you need to license AVVI three times.

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