Category: Backup
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9 Key Features that Make BDRSuite the Ideal Backup Solution
I’ve been using BDRSuite in my home lab for over six months now, and I must say, it’s packed with some incredible backup features that cater to any network size. Here are the top 9 key features that I’ve found to be super helpful!
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What is the difference between BDRSuite FREE and Paid version
BDRSuite is a comprehensive backup solution that helps you safely backup your workloads regardless of where they are located, be
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How to install BDRSuite on Windows and Windows Server
Discover how easy it is to install BDRsuite on Windows and Windows Server, and enjoy a comprehensive backup solution that covers all your workloads, from data center to endpoints and cloud.
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What is Altaro Backup Health Monitor and how to use it
Altaro VM Backup provides you with a native tool to monitor the integrity of your backups. It’s called Backup Health Monitor. In this article, I will walk you through the procedure of enabling it.
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Full control over your VMware and Hyper-V with Altaro VM Backup
Altaro VM Backup is a natural choice, a one-stop-shop for all your backup and recovery needs, providing backup and restore of your Hyper-V and VMware standalone or clustered virtual environments.
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How to test and verify backups in Altaro VM Backup
Altaro VM Backup includes a native feature to test and verify the integrity of your backups. If verified, they can be successfully restored. If not, there is a problem. I show you how to configure Test and Verify Backup feature in AVMB.
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How to update Altaro VM Backup to a newer version
As with any other product, a new release brings new features, enhancements, and fixes. This article focused on Altaro VM Backup and the procedure to update an old to a newer version of your favorite backup software.
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Backup and Restore Options in Altaro VM Backup
Altaro VM Backup supports you with the backup and restores strategy of your VMware and Hyper-V. You can backup your VM to an onsite and offsite location. It supports several restore options addressed in this article.
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How to restore VHD(X) disk with Altaro VM Backup
It took me only 52 seconds to access, and a few seconds more to restore files from the VHDX virtual disk using Altaro VM Backup. Altaro offers you to restore a single VHD(X) and VMDK virtual disk file from your backup set.
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Protect Your VMs: Safeguard Your VMware, Hyper-V, Windows, and Microsoft365 with BDRSuite
BDRsuite offers a comprehensive solution for safeguarding your data center and private cloud, SaaS applications, endpoints, and cloud workbook. Read more how BDRsuite can help you organization.
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Boot VM From Backup with Altaro VM Backup
Altaro VM Backup provides you with a feature called Boot from Backup. It allows you to instantly boot a backed up virtual machine for verification or for recovery purposes. The Boot from Backup drastically reduces RTOs (Recovery Time Objectives).
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Restore VM as Clone with Altaro VM Backup
By using Altaro VM Backup you can restore your Hyper-V and VMware ESXi VM as a clone and run it side by side with the original VM on the same host. The original guest VM will not be overwritten.