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Backup servers within a virtual Lab?
We are basically testing a SharePoint upgrade, so have a SUREBackup Job with my SharePoint environment within a Virtual Lab.
Is there any way of backing up the work we have done within the lab? So we can start-up the lab again if it gets shut down?
Is there any way of backing up the work we have done within the lab? So we can start-up the lab again if it gets shut down?
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Re: Backup servers within a virtual Lab?
Hi,
Thank you.
The best way to achieve that would be to perform the entire VM restore into your SureBackup lab so that it does not run from a backup but is a separate autonomous VM.Is there any way of backing up the work we have done within the lab? So we can start-up the lab again if it gets shut down?
Thank you.
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Re: Backup servers within a virtual Lab?
Thanks, would I then just create a new backup job, selecting the VM's within the lab?
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Re: Backup servers within a virtual Lab?
Yes, that new VM can be backed up just in the same manner as your production VM.would I then just create a new backup job, selecting the VM's within the lab?
Thank you.
UPDATE: Actually VM deployment is not required, you can backup SureBackup VM just as it is, however the performance may suffer.
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Re: Backup servers within a virtual Lab?
Brilliant, many thanks for this - have started the backup, noticed the performance drop straight way
Will update the post once the backup is complete & I try restoring the backup back into a lab...
Will update the post once the backup is complete & I try restoring the backup back into a lab...
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