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Scott_Barbee · 04-14-2010

I'm protecting several file servers with CPS (11d) using the continuous schedule. How does CPS identify what files have changed in order to back them up? Does it start from the top of the folder structure and work its way down? Is there a mechanism t...

Scott_Barbee · 04-29-2010

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Scott_Barbee · 04-26-2010

We back up different parts of CDP in different BE jobs. We don't back up the Protected Resources or Snapshots, but we do back up the Databases. To back up the protected files, we actually run another BE job that includes the file system location wh...

Scott_Barbee · 04-22-2010

Check out this other thread: https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/connect-request-server-failed-nt-error-bindg-handle-invalid I'm not fond of the suggestion to re-install, but it seems par for the course with some Symantec products. Have ...

Scott_Barbee · 04-22-2010

We have a similar setup: Main office and multiple remote offices with a single server. Our remote servers only act as file and print servers, so we don't have to worry about backing up software. We've been using CPS successfully for several years. W...

Scott_Barbee · 04-16-2010

So to make sure I understand: once CPS makes its first pass through the filesystem using continuous protection, the filter driver "captures" any I/O operations and replicates the actions from the protected server to the protection server.

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How does CPS parse through a protected filesystem?

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We back up different parts of

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We have a similar setup: Main

So to make sure I understand: