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Quest vRanger Pro 4.5 backup and recovery tutorial

Quest recently released vRanger Pro 4.5. This tutorial will review the new version and provide some tips and other helpful information for using vRanger Pro 4.5. Tutorial
Performing virtual machine backups with VMware Consolidated Backup

Learn if VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) is right for your storage environment and discover some alternative technologies for virtual machine (VM) backups. Special Report
Virtual server backup may finally be getting a little easier

Virtual server backup may finally be getting a little easier, thanks to some new features and tools in popular backup applications. Tutorial
Virtual server backup: image-level backup and file-level backup

Virtual server backup involves two types of backup: image-level backup and file-level backup. Learn the differences between them, and the limitations of file-level backup. Ask the Expert
Virtual machine (VM) backup has RLAM investing in Veeam Backup & Replication

Following a search for a virtual machine backup tool to work with VCB, Royal London Asset Management opts for Veeam Backup & Replication over vRanger Pro and esXpress. Article
New features in VMware vSphere that benefit data backup and recovery

Here's a look at the new features in VMware vSphere that will make data backup and recovery chores easier. Tip
Veeam integrates with VMware vStorage APIs in Backup and Replication 4

Veeam joins the early ranks of data backup tools that integrate with VMware's new vStorage APIs for Data Protection; one beta tester says his backup windows have gone from hours to minutes. Article
Avoiding VMware virtual machine backup pitfalls

There are a variety of methods you can use to back up your virtual machines running on your VMware ESX hosts. Here's a look at some common mistakes and how to avoid them. Tip

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