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Veeam Backup vs PHDvirtual Backup part 2- Performing Backup and Restores
January 17th, 2011 | 
Author: In part 1 of this series, I looked at two solutions for making virtual backups: Veeam and PHDvirtual. In this part, I’ll be looking at installing, making backups, verifying backups and of course restoring items.
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Tags: Backup, CBT, changed block tracking, cold add, coldadd, comparison, ESX, ESXexpress, esxpress, hot add, hotadd, instant recovery, PHD, PHDvirtual, rehydrated, restore, review, shootout, sure backup, sure restore, surebackup, surerestore, vcb, Veeam, Virtual Backup, vSphere, vStorage API | 
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Veeam Backup vs PHDvirtual Backup part 1- Introduction
For a long time I have been a fan of PHDvirtual (formerly esXpress) and their way of backing up virtual environments. Their lack of ESXi support has driven a lot of people towards other vendors, and the one that is really on technology’s edge nowadays is Veeam’s Backup and Replication. Now that PHDvirtual has released their version 5.1 with ESXi support, it is high time for a shootout between the two.
Some history on drawing virtual backups
In the old ESX 3.0 and ESX 3.5 days, there was hardly any integration with 3rd party backup products. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Virtual Backup, VMware |
Tags: Backup, CBT, changed block tracking, cold add, coldadd, comparison, ESX, ESXexpress, esxpress, hot add, hotadd, PHDvirtual, restore, review, shootout, vcb, Veeam, Virtual Backup, vSphere, vStorage API |
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