This document summarizes a new product called vPower that provides faster and more efficient backups compared to traditional solutions. vPower uses direct-SAN-access with Changed Block Tracking to backup virtual machines, compressing and deduplicating backups within 3 minutes. It also enables features like storage migration and verification of backups. The document contrasts vPower's simpler, more automated approach to backing up virtual environments versus the expensive agents and multiple complex steps required by traditional backup solutions.

9. Direct-SAN-Access with CBT (80x Faster)
Built-in Compression and Deduplication

12. Within 3 minutes!
VMware vPowerTM
Compressed/
De-duplicated
vPower NFS Backup File
Storage vMotion
VMWare DataStores Backup Storage

13. Verification Job
VM
OS
App
Report
VMware vPowerTM
Compressed/
De-duplicated
Backup File
VMWare DataStores Backup Storage

14. Production Network Veeam Backup Proxy Isolated Network
AIR Wizard
VMware vPowerTM
Proxy
Compressed/
De-duplicated
vPower NFS Backup File
• Manual IP or • IP
DHCP masquerading
• Linux Proxy • DHCP Server
• Multiple NIC’s
• Backup Storage
Internet Access
VMWare DataStores

16. Traditional Requirements:
 Expensive Agents
 Staging Area for back-up extracts.
Traditional Steps:
1. Find backup file storing EDB restore point.
2. Check for a drive with sufficient disk space for the restore. The available
space must be at least the size of the Exchange IS.
3. On the target drive, create a folder called: Exchange Restore.
4. Open “insert well-known competitor name here”, and go to Devices. Right-
click Backup-to-Disk Folders, and choose: New Backup-to-Disk Folder.
Give it the name: Exchange Restore, and point it to the target drive and
folder. Click OK.
5. Go to Job Setup, select the job that runs for the site, and under Backup
Tasks, choose: New job to duplicate backup sets. Choose OK.
6. Browse the server concerned, and under Microsoft Information Store,
choose the Information Store you want to stage to disk. You need to select
the date/media.
7. Choose the new Backup-to-Disk folder created for this purpose, and click
Run Now. Let the job complete.
8. Make a note of the name of the image created by this job (Devices -->
Backup-to-Disk Folders --> Exchange Restore).
9. Click the Restore tab in GUI. When the “Welcome to the Restore Wizard”
screen shows, deselect the tab to “Always launch the Restore Wizard from
the Restore Button”, and click Next.
10. Under Selections, choose View by Media, and chose the image created in
the duplication job.
11. Find the user’s mailbox that needs to be restored, open the mailbox, and
click Top of Information Store.
12. From here, individual emails, contacts and folders can be restored.
13. Select what needs to be restored.
14. Click Resource Credentials, and then Test All to make sure that the
security credentials are correct,
15. Click Run Now.
16. Go to Job Monitor, and the job should run successfully.

21. Production Site DR Site
NEW LUN
Re-IP
Re-vSwitch
• Filter:
• Zero Blocks
• Duplicate Blocks
• Page File Blocks • Failover
• Compress • Fail Back to Production
• Optimize • Undo Failover
• Permanent Failover

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