

OP, I second the suggestion here already for our ShadowProtect solution which you can read more about here One thing I'll mention in the meantime is that since managing and maintaining ever-changing business systems can be a hassle and sometimes even just introducing new software into your environment can be risky and stressful, ShadowProtect IT Edition is preloaded onto a USB key so that you can easily carry it with you whenever you need to back up or restore a machine or, with our PRO version, you can also recover Microsoft Exchange data. Hey Mike, thanks for the StorageCraft shout-out!

Let me know if you have looked into any of these or if you're interested in something else, maybe we can help troubleshoot further. If you are looking for a small scale local backup, Acronis TrueImage may be a decent option, however I don't have much experience using it with server. Virtual machines are always backed up sequentially. New checkpoints are created for virtual machines specified in a backup plan. The basics of Hyper-V backup consist of the following steps: Once a Hyper-V backup plan is run, a Hyper-V host is accessed.
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In the past I would install Server GUI and run the backup software to do a bare metal backup. The new Hyper-V backup approach uses WMI API for backups instead of a VSS Writer mechanism.
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This was another great alternative for this same style of backup replication, both local and cloud. I can install Cloudberry on my Domain controller but I was trying to figure out how to backup the entire server itself, including the Server Core disk partition etc. Tiffany for StorageCraft, could you provide some info as well?

Maybe Kirsten (Veeam) might be able to help out with some more info.Īlternatively, we used to use StorageCraft's ShadowProtect. Usually it runs to an external backup drive or NAS, then replicates into their Veeam Cloud Connect for a 'off site' backup. I work with about 300 plus clients at my job, we personally use Veeam to manage our disaster recovery backups and cloud backups.
