HP Data Protector Software automates high performance backup and recovery, from disk or tape and over unlimited distances, to enable 24x7 business continuity and improve IT resource utilization. The software responds to the pressure for lower IT costs and greater operational efficiency by offering best-in-class acquisition and deployment costs. Features include:
- Easy to deploy and use
- Fast recovery time
- Reduced backup windows
- Centralized management
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| Recover individual mailboxes without sacrificing backup performance using HP Data Protector software and MS Recovery Storage Group feature. |
| Installation, configuration, backup, restore and troubleshooting of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 with HP Data Protector software. |
| This white paper discusses how to use a scripted solution to perform Zero Downtime Backup (ZDB) and Instant Recovery (IR) for Data Protector versions 5.5, 6.0, and 6.1 of MaxDB database and provides guidance on how to conduct restore and recovery to any point in time or to the latest point in time. |
| This white paper analyzes topics related to backup and recovery performance and provides performance tuning recommendations for the users of HP Data Protector software versions 6.0 and 6.1. The information is intended for system integrators and solution architects or anyone involved in getting the best backup performance out of their HP infrastructure. |
| Data Protector Manager-of-Managers (MoM) allows administrators to centrally manage a large environment consisting of several Data Protector cells, also known as MoM clients. It allows to expand the backup environment as the enterprise grows. This document describes how to setup and configure Data Protector MoM in a secure firewall environment. |
| HP Data Protector v.6.1 offers a fully automated integration for backing up VMware virtual machines. To enable the snapshot backup feature, you need to install the VMware Integration on the ESX server. This can be done in several different ways, for example, if a network is already in place or if a Data Protector UNIX Installation Server is available. This white paper discusses the different ways for installing the Data Protector package and shows the pros and cons of each method. The troubleshooting chapter in this white paper lists error messages and necessary steps for fixing these problems. |
| The purpose of this document is to describe the necessary steps to perform a backup or a restore of a Virtual Machine (VM) hosted on a Citrix XenServer 5.0. |
| This white paper provides information on how to use the HP Data Protector feature “Debug Log Collector” (omnidlc) and will give you the best practices for this feature. |
| Devin York, Senior IT Manager at Continental Airlines Financial Systems Group shares his experience of using HP Data Protector reporting functionalities to answers complex business questions. “It is unquestionably some of the most useful and interesting data I use on a day to day basis and in the yearly forecasting and budgeting process” |
| This white paper provides information on how to plan, size, and maintain a HP Data Protector Cell Manager in a Data Protector cell, for software versions 6.0 and 6.1 |
| This white paper describes the extension of HP Data Protector A.06.00, which enhances the Microsoft VSS integration for zero downtime backup and instant recovery support through the VSS interface using Data Protector Disk Array XP Agent (SSEA), and introduces support for additional applications through the VSS interface. |
| This white paper describes the extension of DP A.06.00, which enhances the VSS integration with Microsoft Exchange Server for ZDB and IR support through the VSS interface. |
| Commands that purge obsolete data from the HP Data Protector (DP) software Internal Database (IDB), to maintain the IDB in good condition |
| The current versions of Data Protector, DP 5.5, 6.0 and 6.1, allow backup and restore in ESX VMware environments. An issue hereby is, that VMware does not support SAN attached tape libraries on the ESX Server system. Only smaller SCSI tape libraries can be directly attached to the ESX server. Therefore VMware backups to tape media in an Enterprise Backup Solution (EBS) usually go through the LAN. This is also true when Disk Staging is implemented, which means a backup is done to disk, followed by an Object Copy from disk to tape media. |
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| A white paper that describes the necessary steps required to modify Oracle Backup Specifications within Data Protector to support deduplication in the VLS. |
| This white paper provides complementary information on data deduplication technologies supported by the latest storage solutions from HP |
| How to make best use of the Virtual and Synthetic Full Backup features in HP Data Protector to overcome issues with incremental backup and restore. This tutorial also addresses licensing, and gives a short introduction to the new HP Data Protector software V6.1. |
| Discussion on the cost-effective implementation of a disk-based backup strategy to complement tape resources in complex environments. |
| Integrating a Virtual Tape Library with HP Data Protector using the Advanced Backup to Disk functionality. |
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