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Running Windows Server 2008 Enterprise 64bit<br />
Using BackupExec 12.5 with all applied updates<br />
We have 3 Virtual enviros running<br />
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2 questions:<br />
1) Does BackupExec 12.5 fully backup the virtual enviros? We're basically selecting all drives/volumes/everything on the server on the backup job.<br />
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2) Where are data files stored for Hyper V? Is a snapshot required before each backup? <br />
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Thanks!!!!!<br />
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Running Windows Server 2008 Enterprise 64bit
Using BackupExec 12.5 with all applied updates
We have 3 Virtual enviros running

2 questions:
1) Does BackupExec 12.5 fully backup the virtual enviros? We're basically selecting all drives/volumes/everything on the server on the backup job.

2) Where are data files stored for Hyper V? Is a snapshot required before each backup? 

Thanks!!!!!



WIndows 2008 Enterprise Hyper V backups using BackupExec 12.5

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