- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- Getting Started
- System Maintenance
- Deploying and maintaining the health of PowerProtect Data Manager
- Deploying and updating PowerProtect Data Manager
- Licensing PowerProtect Data Manager
- Specifying the PowerProtect Data Manager host
- Memory optimization
- Restricted mode
- System support
- Configuring SupportAssist for PowerProtect Data Manager
- Telemetry Collector
- CloudIQ reporting
- Set up the email server
- Add AutoSupport
- Enabling automatic update package checks and downloads
- Add a log bundle
- Audit logging and monitoring system activity
- Monitor system state and system health
- Access the open source software package information
- Security certificates
- Restarting PowerProtect Data Manager
- System maintenance troubleshooting
- Managing Storage
- Using the PowerProtect Search Engine
- Managing Assets
- Managing Protection Policies
- Protection policies
- Before you create a protection policy
- Overview of PowerProtect Data Manager Cloud Tier
- Manual backups of protected assets
- Manual replication of protected assets
- Manual Cloud Tiering of protected assets
- Editing a protection policy
- Viewing a summary of protection policies
- Extended retention
- Edit the retention period for backup copies
- Delete backup copies
- Removing expired backup copies
- Removing assets from PowerProtect Data Manager
- Export protection
- Disable a protection policy
- Delete a protection policy
- Add a service-level agreement
- Export Asset Compliance
- Protecting client assets after a client hostname change
- Ifgroup configuration and PowerProtect Data Manager policies
- Preparing for and Recovering From a Disaster
- About server disaster recovery
- System recovery for server DR
- Server DR protection storage types
- Automatic server DR
- Prepare the DD system recovery target (NFS)
- Manually configure server DR backups
- Record settings for server DR
- Manage PowerProtect Data Manager server DR backups
- Restore PowerProtect Data Manager from server DR backups
- Troubleshooting NFS backup configuration issues
- Troubleshoot recovery of PowerProtect Data Manager
- Recover a failed PowerProtect Data Manager restore
- Quick recovery for server DR
- Overview of PowerProtect Data Manager Cloud Disaster Recovery
- Managing Alerts, Jobs, and Tasks
- Configure Alert Notifications
- View and manage alerts
- View and manage Audit Logs
- Monitoring jobs and tasks
- Restart a job or task manually
- Restart a job or task automatically
- Resume misfire jobs after a PowerProtect Data Manager update
- Cancel a job or task
- Exporting logs
- Limitations for alerts, jobs, and tasks
- Modifying the System Settings
- Configuring and Managing the PowerProtect Agent Service
PowerProtect Data Manager 19.10 Administration and User Guide
About other asset sources
In addition to vCenter server asset sources, PowerProtect Data Manager provides the option to enable the following asset sources to protect other asset types.
NOTE The
PowerProtect Data Manager Administration and User Guide does not provide instructions for Kubernetes clusters or agent asset source management. Refer to the
PowerProtect Data Manager online help or individual Kubernetes and agent user guides for more information.
File System agent
After the File System agent is approved and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, PowerProtect Data Manager integrates with the agent to enable an application administrator to protect and recover data on the File System host, and to check and monitor backup compliance against protection policies.
Kubernetes cluster
After the Kubernetes cluster asset source is added and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, PowerProtect Data Manager enables protection of PVCs and namespace data on the Kubernetes or Tanzu Kubernetes cluster.
NAS agent
After the NAS asset source is added and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, PowerProtect Data Manager enables protection of NAS assets.
Microsoft application agent for Microsoft Exchange Server
After the Microsoft application agent is approved and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, PowerProtect Data Manager integrates with the agent to enable an application administrator to protect and recover the Microsoft Exchange Server application data on the application host, and to check and monitor backup compliance against protection policies.
Microsoft application agent for Microsoft SQL Server
After the Microsoft application agent is approved and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, PowerProtect Data Manager integrates with the agent to enable an application administrator to protect and recover the Microsoft SQL Server application data on the application host, and to check and monitor backup compliance against protection policies.
Oracle RMAN agent
After the Oracle RMAN agent is approved and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, PowerProtect Data Manager integrates with the agent to enable an application administrator to protect and recover the Oracle application data on the application host, and to check and monitor backup compliance against protection policies.
SAP HANA agent
After the SAP HANA agent is approved and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, PowerProtect Data Manager integrates with the agent to enable an application administrator to protect and recover the SAP HANA application data on the application host, and to check and monitor backup compliance against protection policies.
Storage Direct agent for Storage Data Management
Storage Data Management uses snapshot backup technology to protect data on VMAX and PowerMax storage arrays by moving storage group data from the array to a DD system. After the Storage Direct agent is approved and registered in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI, and the DD system and the SMIS server are added and discovered, the Storage Direct agent enables you to discover the storage groups in the storage arrays, and assign unprotected storage groups to a protection policy for backup and recovery operations.
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