Version 2 of DPM, as the software is known, now offers a more granular approach to continuous data protection (CDP), as well as increased protection of data for Microsoft applications such as Exchange ...
Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Data Protection Manager is now better suited for virtual environments, Linux servers, SQL Server support and provides more consistency. With the recent release of the ...
NEW YORK — Sept. 27, 2005 — Microsoft Corp. today announced the immediate general availability of Microsoft® System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM), the next step forward in the company’s ...
Microsoft has added a data deduplication capability to its System Center 2012 R2 Data Protection Manager (DPM) product. The recommended architecture involves running DPM in a virtual machine with the ...
NEW YORK — Sept. 27, 2006 —Microsoft Corp. today announced the public beta release of the Microsoft® System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) version 2 at the Storage Decisions conference in New ...
Last week I discussed the top five benefits of Windows Server Update Services. This week I want to introduce you to Microsoft Data Protection Manager 2006, which was released into public beta earlier ...
Microsoft yesterday released the public beta of its Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM). The application marks Microsoft’s first foray into disk-backed backup and recovery. Formerly ...
Last month, Microsoft released the first two products in the System Center 2010 wave: the management suite System Center Essentials 2010, and the backup-and-recovery-focused Data Protection Manager ...
Microsoft’s Data Protection Manager moves toward backup, but leaves some machines unprotected Microsoft has made its first attempt at tending to enterprisewide data protection. In our Clear Choice ...
We setup System Center: Data Protection Manager on a Gigabit Ethernet network consisting of Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 2003 R2 servers, as well as virtualized Windows 7 and Windows XP SP4 clients.
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