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Protecting Information Assets and IT Infrastructure in the Cloud

Protecting Information Assets and IT Infrastructure in the Cloud

 Preston de Guise  May 25, 2019

Last year, I was asked to co-write a book with Ravi Das on risks and data protection in the public…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Best Practice, Business Continuity, Cloud, General Technology, Recovery, Security  Tagged: Book, cloud, public cloud

Data Protection Software 19.1

 Preston de Guise  May 22, 2019

It’s that time! Data Protection Software 19.1 has been released. With new versions released simultaneously, that means there’s updates available…

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 Posted in: Avamar, NetWorker, vProxy  Tagged: avamar, Data Protection Advisor, Data Protection Central, Data Protection Search, DPA, NetWorker
Man facing a fork in the road

Start with “Why?”

 Preston de Guise  May 14, 2019

Introduction I admit, I’m riffing on Simon Sinek’s Start with Why? for the title of my blog post here, but…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Backup theory, Disaster Recovery, Long Term Retention, Recovery  Tagged: DR, LTR

PowerProtect – Changing Data Protection

 Preston de Guise  May 2, 2019  2 Comments on PowerProtect – Changing Data Protection

At Dell Technologies world, PowerProtect was announced. This is next generation data protection software and appliances; these aren’t just an…

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 Posted in: Architecture, PowerProtect  Tagged: Architecture, data protection

vSphere Integration without Flash is Even Better

 Preston de Guise  April 30, 2019

Introduction What with it being wrapped around easter and ANZAC day, I took last week off to get some writing…

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 Posted in: Avamar, Data Domain, NetWorker, Recovery  Tagged: Plugin, vSphere

Basics – Recovering SQL Databases as Files in Avamar

 Preston de Guise  April 17, 2019

Introduction In an earlier post this week, I walked through the process of executing a file level restore of a…

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 Posted in: Avamar, Databases, Recovery  Tagged: avsql, avtar, SQL Server, SSMS
01 SSMS Select Database and Redirect to Flat File

Basics – Recovering Microsoft SQL Server Databases as Flat Files

 Preston de Guise  April 16, 2019  3 Comments on Basics – Recovering Microsoft SQL Server Databases as Flat Files

You don’t always want to be able to recover a database backup as a live database – either overwriting an existing…

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 Posted in: Basics, Recovery  Tagged: Basics, Database, NetWorker, Recovery

Backup Servers and Malicious Attacks

 Preston de Guise  April 10, 2019  1 Comment on Backup Servers and Malicious Attacks

Many years ago when I was still a Unix system administrator, some midrange systems manager got the bright idea to…

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 Posted in: Backup theory, Best Practice, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Security  Tagged: Security

I can’t stand world backup day

 Preston de Guise  March 30, 2019

Another year rolls around, and I yet again find myself facing an onslaught of “world backup day” posts. So yet…

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 Posted in: Backup theory, General Technology, General thoughts  Tagged: Backup

Basics – Determining PSS Saveset Dependencies

 Preston de Guise  March 20, 2019  7 Comments on Basics – Determining PSS Saveset Dependencies

A question I’ve been asked a few times is “how do we use mminfo to determine dependencies between PSS savesets?”…

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 Posted in: Basics, NetWorker  Tagged: mminfo, NetWorker, PSS

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