- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introducing your Dell DL1000
- Working with your DL1000
- Protecting workstations and servers
- Recovering data
- Managing recovery
- Managing snapshots
and recovery points
- Viewing recovery points
- Viewing a specific recovery point
- Mounting a recovery point for a Windows machine
- Dismounting select recovery points
- Dismounting all recovery points
- Mounting a recovery point for a Linux machine
- Removing recovery points
- Deleting an orphaned recovery point chain
- Forcing a snapshot
- Restoring data
- About exporting protected data from Windows machines to virtual machines
- Managing exports
- Exporting backup information from your Windows machine to a virtual machine
- Exporting Windows data using ESXi export
- Exporting Windows data using VMware workstation export
- Exporting Windows data using Hyper-V export
- Exporting Windows data using Oracle VirtualBox export
- Restoring Volumes from a Recovery Point
- Restoring volumes for a Linux machine using the Command Line
- Launching Bare Metal Restore for Windows machines
- Launching a bare metal restore for a Linux machine
- Replicating
recovery points
- Replication
- Roadmap for performing replication
- Removing replication
- Recovering replicated data
- Understanding failover and failback
- Reporting
- Getting help
Dell DL1000 Appliance User's Guide
Managing security
Your DL1000
provides strong encryption. By doing so, backups of protected machines
are inaccessible. Only the user with the encryption key can access
and decrypt the data. Encryption does not affect performance. Key
security concepts and considerations include:
- Encryption is performed using 256 bit AES in Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode that is compliant with SHA-3.
- Deduplication operates within an encryption domain to ensure privacy.
- Encryption is performed without impact on performance.
- You can add, remove, import, export, modify, and delete an encryption key configured on the Core.
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