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IF I need to back up my virtual machines , I think I just need to implement a backup solution such as Veritas BackupExec, Brightstore ArcServ,Commvault,etc....
and this will be fine.
In this case I am not sure when I need the VCB feature of Vmware.
Thanks
and this will be fine.
In this case I am not sure when I need the VCB feature of Vmware.
Thanks
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Well, VCB is image level backup, just like vRanger.this is good only if I want to backup the whole VM (not file level backup).
BY the way how do you backup the hosts , or they don't need to be backed up as rebuilding them is fast enough ?
BY the way how do you backup the hosts , or they don't need to be backed up as rebuilding them is fast enough ?
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vRanger does provide file level backup with the additional plugin
I use all phd virtual, veeam, vranger pro, and VMware own VDR
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Thanks guys
VMDK files are the VM disks
Can I just schedule a script that moves thes files to another location, and we call this OS backup ? maybe it's called Image level backup.
Regarding the Hosts(ESX servers) I don't know if Vertitas backup or other back up solution can back them up.
Regarding File level backup , Can I use just the backup soltion such as Veritas backupExec and will be fine?