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 | **Backup with Compression and Encryption**\\ Guest VM is encrypted and compressed, therefore is in smaller file size, and encrypted before being uploaded to the backup destination. ​ | **Slower recovery**\\ As the entire guest VM has to be restored before you can access any of its file(s) or data, the restore time could be long if the guest VM size is large.\\ \\ **Two Backup Sets and CALs Required**\\ If you only wish to restore individual files from VM, two separate backup sets are required, one for the VM image and the other for the individual files, and therefore two CAL (client access licenses) are required. ​ | | **Backup with Compression and Encryption**\\ Guest VM is encrypted and compressed, therefore is in smaller file size, and encrypted before being uploaded to the backup destination. ​ | **Slower recovery**\\ As the entire guest VM has to be restored before you can access any of its file(s) or data, the restore time could be long if the guest VM size is large.\\ \\ **Two Backup Sets and CALs Required**\\ If you only wish to restore individual files from VM, two separate backup sets are required, one for the VM image and the other for the individual files, and therefore two CAL (client access licenses) are required. ​ |
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 +
 +===== Requirements for Granular Restore =====  ​
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 +=== Supported Backup Modules ===
 +Granular restore is supported on VMware backup sets created and backed up using AhsayOBM v8.1.0.0 or above installed on a Windows platform with the Granular Restore feature enabled on the backup set.
 +
 +=== License Requirements ===
 +An OpenDirect / Granular restore add-on module license is required per backup set for this feature to work. Contact your backup service provider for more details.
 +
 +=== Backup Quota Storage ===
 +As compression is not enabled for Granular backup sets, to optimize restore performance,​ the storage quota required will be higher than non-Granular backup sets. Contact your backup service provider for details.
 +
 +=== Operating System ===
 +AhsayOBM must be installed on a 64 bit Windows machine as libraries for Granular only supports 64 bit Windows operating system for VMware ESXi/​VCenter. AhsayOBM must be installed on the following Windows Operating Systems:
 +| Windows 2008 R2 SP1 or above | Windows 2012 | Windows 2012 R2 |
 +| Windows 2016 | Windows 7 SP1 or above | Windows 8 |
 +| Windows 8.1 | Windows 10 | |
  
  
public/vmware.txt · Last modified: 2022/11/28 11:11 by kirk.lim

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