Using Unitrends FLR for SQL Server Granular Recovery
Unitrends FLR (File level Recovery) provides an instant virtual copy of a VM backup accessible using CIFS or iSCSI without having to do a restore.
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Unitrends FLR (File level Recovery) provides an instant virtual copy of a VM backup accessible using CIFS or iSCSI without having to do a restore.
Every effective DR plan starts with a good design documenting the environment and how all of the different pieces work together. This series is going to take you through the different phases of …
If you work in Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity you will often run across these terms: Recovery Point Objective (RPO) Recovery Point Actual (RPA) Recover Time Objective (RTO) Recovery Time …
Unitrends release 9.0 has brought about significant changes in the user interface to make administering your backup solution much more intuitive. The new HTML based interface is easy to use and …
A few weeks ago we introduced Unitrends PowerShell Toolkit and how to query any REST API using PowerShell and how to use a limited number of cmdlets that are currently available. This week I am going …
Over a decade ago, virtualization was just starting to take hold and using an agent to perform backup operations on a client was an unquestioned standard. Today, technology has given us a choice to …
Have you ever wondered how you could create event driven backups through scripting? Back in November, we blogged about one of the many ways Unitrends provides radical ease of use, with the …
Last month we introduced 9.0 REST APIs and how you can use them for automation. We also announced a community project to provide Unitrends PowerShell Cmdlets that is hosted in Unitrends GitHub Repo …
The 3-2-1 backup rule is a revered and time-honored backup strategy. It seems like every backup vendor has endorsed it with at least one_going so far as to call it "timeless.""