Hyper-V over Storage Spaces Direct clusters, and ReFS-based SOFS clusters, enable cost-effective, highly available, scalable, and flexible storage solutions for business-critical virtual deployments. They leverage industry-standard commodity servers and allow you to use Windows Server 2019 for highly available software-defined storage that can cost-effectively grow on demand.
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by Patrick Lownds, Charbel Nemnom
Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager Cookbook
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Installing and Upgrading DPM
- Introduction
- Planning your DPM deployment
- Preparing your DPM deployment
- Installing SQL Server for the DPM database
- Enabling the Transport Layer Security 1.2 protocol for DPM
- Installing DPM
- Automating the installation of DPM
- Upgrading to the latest release of DPM
- Migrating legacy storage to Modern Backup Storage
- Installing the DPM agents
- Upgrading the DPM agents
- DPM Post-Installation and Management Tasks
- Introduction
- Using the DPM UI
- Enabling Modern Backup Storage (MBS)
- Configuring DPM agent throttling
- Optimizing the protection group
- Working with filters
- Configuring email notifications
- Applying Update Rollups (UR) to the DPM server
- Configuring a dedicated backup network
- Configuring Workload-Aware Storage
- Backup Storage Migration
- Preventing unexpected data loss
- Creating a manual initial replica
- Creating custom reports
- Protecting Hyper-V VMs
- Introduction
- Configuring Hyper-V protection with DPM
- Protecting Hyper-V VMs with Resilient Change Tracking
- Protecting Hyper-V clusters over SMB and Hyper-V replica
- Protecting Hyper-V clusters over Clustered Shared Volumes
- Protecting Hyper-V shielded VMs
- Enabling DPM for scale-out Hyper-V protection
- Recovering a Hyper-V virtual machine
- Recovering a Hyper-V virtual hard disk
- Recovering a single file using Item-Level Recovery
- Monitoring DPM and Configuring Role-Based Access
- Introduction
- Monitoring DPM
- Publishing the DPM logs
- Monitoring DPM with SCOM
- Monitoring DPM without SCOM
- Installing the DPM Central Console
- Using the DPM Scoped Console
- Configuring remote administration
- Configuring and using role-based access
- Central reporting
- Protecting Microsoft Workloads with DPM
- Securing Windows Client with DPM
- Protecting Microsoft Azure Stack with DPM
- Protecting Workgroups and Untrusted Domains
- Recovering Data from Backup
- Integrating DPM with Azure Backup
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