HP Data Protector Express 6.0 f/ 1 Server, E-LTU TC330BAE Manuel D’Utilisation
Codes de produits
TC330BAE
Radically simple and all-
inclusive massive value
licensing scheme
inclusive massive value
licensing scheme
Each server license includes all the functionality of Data Protector Express, unlike other backup and
recovery software products that require understanding a complex list of options. Every feature is
included, so there is, no need to purchase option licenses to enable advanced features, extend
capacity or add application integration.
Simply purchase a license for each server to be protected and stack additional licenses as needed;
licenses sold in 1 pack, 3 pack and 10 packs.
Includes protection for an unlimited number of Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 machines.
recovery software products that require understanding a complex list of options. Every feature is
included, so there is, no need to purchase option licenses to enable advanced features, extend
capacity or add application integration.
Simply purchase a license for each server to be protected and stack additional licenses as needed;
licenses sold in 1 pack, 3 pack and 10 packs.
Includes protection for an unlimited number of Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 machines.
Network backup and
centralized management
centralized management
Each licensed machine joins the Data Protector Express Backup Domain to enable centralized
management.
All machines in the Backup Domain can be backed up using a single job or multiple jobs can be
created to meet the needs of different applications and data sets.
All backup resources visible and available to all machines in the Backup Domain.
management.
All machines in the Backup Domain can be backed up using a single job or multiple jobs can be
created to meet the needs of different applications and data sets.
All backup resources visible and available to all machines in the Backup Domain.
Online application backup
Any licensed server running Microsoft Exchange Server or Microsoft SQL Server can be backed up
without taking the application offline.
Integration with Exchange and SQL Server removes the need for a backup window and enables
various recovery options.
Individual Exchange 2010 Mailboxes can be restored without restoring the entire Exchange
database.
without taking the application offline.
Integration with Exchange and SQL Server removes the need for a backup window and enables
various recovery options.
Individual Exchange 2010 Mailboxes can be restored without restoring the entire Exchange
database.
Flexible backup device
location, management
and sharing
location, management
and sharing
Any backup device in the Data Protector Express Backup Domain is visible and accessible to all
machines in the Backup Domain and any machine is able to act as local media server for high
performance backup or as or network media server for consolidated backup.
Support for multi-drive and multi-slot backup targets (tape libraries, VTLs and Data Protector
Express Virtual Libraries) that can be configured using the precise number of drives and media slots
to meet backup needs rather than to match the drive and slot licensing of the backup software.
Automatic device discovery to easily identify available backup targets.
machines in the Backup Domain and any machine is able to act as local media server for high
performance backup or as or network media server for consolidated backup.
Support for multi-drive and multi-slot backup targets (tape libraries, VTLs and Data Protector
Express Virtual Libraries) that can be configured using the precise number of drives and media slots
to meet backup needs rather than to match the drive and slot licensing of the backup software.
Automatic device discovery to easily identify available backup targets.
Simplicity, designed
specifically for smaller
organizations
specifically for smaller
organizations
Easy to install, expand, license and manage, without training, using a simple graphical interface
which provides the same view of the entire Data Protector Express Backup Domain, no matter which
machine it is run on.
A small number of powerful Wizards for most common tasks.
Pre-defined and customizable media rotation schemes to enable backup versions, recovery points
and media to be easily managed.
which provides the same view of the entire Data Protector Express Backup Domain, no matter which
machine it is run on.
A small number of powerful Wizards for most common tasks.
Pre-defined and customizable media rotation schemes to enable backup versions, recovery points
and media to be easily managed.
Backup to disk
Easy to configure disk as a backup target using a Data Protector Express Virtual Library which
allows any available disk to be used as a backup target.
Supports backup to disk backup appliances such as the HP D2D Backup Systems for integration with
services such as backup data deduplication and replication.
Easily integrate disk backup with tape using the D2Any2Any feature.
allows any available disk to be used as a backup target.
Supports backup to disk backup appliances such as the HP D2D Backup Systems for integration with
services such as backup data deduplication and replication.
Easily integrate disk backup with tape using the D2Any2Any feature.
High frequency, high
performance, automated
backup
performance, automated
backup
Can be scheduled to backup automatically each year, month, week, day, hour or even each minute,
in conjunction with a disk backup target or tape library, to manage exposure to data loss.
Self tuning parallel backup streams feature can multiplex up to 8 concurrent data streams per
device to keep high performance backup devices streaming.
High performance catalog scales as environments grow.
in conjunction with a disk backup target or tape library, to manage exposure to data loss.
Self tuning parallel backup streams feature can multiplex up to 8 concurrent data streams per
device to keep high performance backup devices streaming.
High performance catalog scales as environments grow.
QuickSpecs
HP Data Protector Express 6.0
Features/Functionality
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