http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/ Fri, 15 May 2026 03:50:52 +0000 MyBB http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=35 Wed, 08 Aug 2018 15:04:55 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=35
Aug 10, at UMBC's RLC at 1PM

Please bring your laptop
Thank you!]]>
Aug 10, at UMBC's RLC at 1PM

Please bring your laptop
Thank you!]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=34 Fri, 20 Jul 2018 14:32:43 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=34 RLC inside the UMBC's library]]> RLC inside the UMBC's library]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=33 Mon, 09 Jul 2018 15:30:37 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=33 SSD presentation]]> SSD presentation]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=32 Mon, 09 Jul 2018 13:48:13 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=32 Who's coming?]]> Who's coming?]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=31 Fri, 29 Jun 2018 20:24:32 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=31 Please vote by July 4  whether you will be attending. Thanks!]]> Please vote by July 4  whether you will be attending. Thanks!]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=30 Fri, 29 Jun 2018 20:18:04 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=30 https://www.virtualbox.org/ and VMware Workstation from here https://www.vmware.com/products/workstat...ation.html.

Then create a VM with Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016 in it. Note this will require at least 2GB RAM for the VM. You will need to download the ISO file for Windows 10 from the Microsoft Evaluation Center. If your laptop doesn't have enough RAM you could install XP or Windows 7 in the VM, we can provide you with the ISO files as they are no longer publicly available.

Once you have the VM running, back up the VM with BackupChain (please use the setup package link you received in the email, not the official version).
Instructions are on page 174+ in the User Guide.
The restore instructions follow the backup section in the user guide.

In a nutshell the process is: when you create the VMware Backup task (or VirtualBox backup task), select the folder containing all VM files, which are usually all in the same folder where the virtual disk file is located (VMDK file name ending or VDI for VirtualBox). Once the files are all backed up, they will be copied to your backup target folder.
Run the restore function in BackupChain and select the VM folder on the left side of the screen. Click the restore button and select the target path. Once finished you will find the restored VMDK or VDI files in there. In order to boot your restored VM, create a new VM in VMware. Then remove the automatically created hard disk and add a new one. Select 'use existing virtual disk' and select the restored VMDK file. Then start the VM.]]> https://www.virtualbox.org/ and VMware Workstation from here https://www.vmware.com/products/workstat...ation.html.

Then create a VM with Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016 in it. Note this will require at least 2GB RAM for the VM. You will need to download the ISO file for Windows 10 from the Microsoft Evaluation Center. If your laptop doesn't have enough RAM you could install XP or Windows 7 in the VM, we can provide you with the ISO files as they are no longer publicly available.

Once you have the VM running, back up the VM with BackupChain (please use the setup package link you received in the email, not the official version).
Instructions are on page 174+ in the User Guide.
The restore instructions follow the backup section in the user guide.

In a nutshell the process is: when you create the VMware Backup task (or VirtualBox backup task), select the folder containing all VM files, which are usually all in the same folder where the virtual disk file is located (VMDK file name ending or VDI for VirtualBox). Once the files are all backed up, they will be copied to your backup target folder.
Run the restore function in BackupChain and select the VM folder on the left side of the screen. Click the restore button and select the target path. Once finished you will find the restored VMDK or VDI files in there. In order to boot your restored VM, create a new VM in VMware. Then remove the automatically created hard disk and add a new one. Select 'use existing virtual disk' and select the restored VMDK file. Then start the VM.]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=29 Fri, 29 Jun 2018 20:03:54 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=29 Please use the setup package provided to you via email, not the officially released version.

Since this is a Hyper-V VM we're backing up, you need to create a Hyper-V backup task. Then select the VM and select a backup target folder.
The steps for backup are similar to these shown in the video but the newer version differs in functionality and UI:
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/M1zYXTwDJ-o[/video]

Automatic backup and restore for Hyper-V are also documented with step-by-step screenshots in the User Guide on page 163 onward.]]> Please use the setup package provided to you via email, not the officially released version.

Since this is a Hyper-V VM we're backing up, you need to create a Hyper-V backup task. Then select the VM and select a backup target folder.
The steps for backup are similar to these shown in the video but the newer version differs in functionality and UI:
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/M1zYXTwDJ-o[/video]

Automatic backup and restore for Hyper-V are also documented with step-by-step screenshots in the User Guide on page 163 onward.]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=28 Fri, 29 Jun 2018 19:58:18 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=28
There are several options:

1. Use a spare PC or laptop with at least 2GB (better minimum 4GB) RAM and around 50GB minimum hard disk space
   
2. Use an external USB drive. Ideally 500GB or 1TB, USB3 if possible. Requires a computer that can boot from USB.
   
3. Install Windows Server 2016 inside a VHD.
   

All steps require that you have the latest ISO file downloaded with the Windows Server 2016 installer. You can download it from the Microsoft Evaluation Center or from here. The ISO file is basically a file with the contents of the Windows Server 2016 installation DVD. 

Option #3 is the "cheapest" way since it doesn't require additional hardware. Basically your hard disk has to have enough free disk space to place a VHD file on it, which can be dynamically expanding (growing as needed). After installing Server 2016 into the VHD, the Windows boot loader will display a boot menu where you can select your old operating system or the new server. Instructions are available here http://itproguru.com/expert/2016/06/how-...p-by-step/. Make sure the VHD is big enough, perhaps about 50GB (capacity not actual size). Also you must have the same disk space free on the 'real' drive, even if you are not going to use it all. Example, if you create a VHD with a capacity of 100GB, the physical drive holding that file must have at least 100GB free, even if the space will never be used.


For option #2, you need a USB hard drive prepared. Follow the instructions here. Basically you download the ISO file and Rufus (from the article in the previous link). Use Rufus as shown in the article to display your USB hard disk, select the ISO file, and let it prepare the hard drive. Then reboot and as soon as the BIOS loads up, hit F12 to get the boot selection menu. The USB drive should appear as an option. If it doesn't boot and reverts to booting from your internal hard drive, you may need to check if the drive was created in MBR or GPT layout. If the latter, you need to enter the BIOS setup. Reboot the PC and hit F2 or delete. In the BIOS menu look for Boot settings. There should be an option for 'legacy' boot or UEFI. For disks using the GPT layout you need the UEFI boot mechanism. Once you change the setting, hit F10 to save and reboot. Then hit again F12 to get to the boot menu and select the USB drive. If everything went well you should see the Windows Server 2016 installer loading.
This gentleman was so nice to videotape the entire process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvlEJJqo1tw

For option #1 it's probably best to have a USB stick. You would use again Rufus to place the Windows Server 2016 installer on the stick and then either boot from the stick to start the installer, or start the setup.exe on the stick on your space PC.

Once you have Windows Server 2016 installed, install the Hyper-V role in it. Follow the instructions shown in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGZrhKhj0Fk


All the above options will not affect your internal hard drive, except the VHD boot option, which will make a minor modification to the boot loader.

Install a VM
Once your have Windows Server 2016 working and the Hyper-V role installed, create a virtual machine in Hyper-V. See the above video link for instructions. You can use the same ISO file you have download earlier for the VM installation.]]>
There are several options:

1. Use a spare PC or laptop with at least 2GB (better minimum 4GB) RAM and around 50GB minimum hard disk space
   
2. Use an external USB drive. Ideally 500GB or 1TB, USB3 if possible. Requires a computer that can boot from USB.
   
3. Install Windows Server 2016 inside a VHD.
   

All steps require that you have the latest ISO file downloaded with the Windows Server 2016 installer. You can download it from the Microsoft Evaluation Center or from here. The ISO file is basically a file with the contents of the Windows Server 2016 installation DVD. 

Option #3 is the "cheapest" way since it doesn't require additional hardware. Basically your hard disk has to have enough free disk space to place a VHD file on it, which can be dynamically expanding (growing as needed). After installing Server 2016 into the VHD, the Windows boot loader will display a boot menu where you can select your old operating system or the new server. Instructions are available here http://itproguru.com/expert/2016/06/how-...p-by-step/. Make sure the VHD is big enough, perhaps about 50GB (capacity not actual size). Also you must have the same disk space free on the 'real' drive, even if you are not going to use it all. Example, if you create a VHD with a capacity of 100GB, the physical drive holding that file must have at least 100GB free, even if the space will never be used.


For option #2, you need a USB hard drive prepared. Follow the instructions here. Basically you download the ISO file and Rufus (from the article in the previous link). Use Rufus as shown in the article to display your USB hard disk, select the ISO file, and let it prepare the hard drive. Then reboot and as soon as the BIOS loads up, hit F12 to get the boot selection menu. The USB drive should appear as an option. If it doesn't boot and reverts to booting from your internal hard drive, you may need to check if the drive was created in MBR or GPT layout. If the latter, you need to enter the BIOS setup. Reboot the PC and hit F2 or delete. In the BIOS menu look for Boot settings. There should be an option for 'legacy' boot or UEFI. For disks using the GPT layout you need the UEFI boot mechanism. Once you change the setting, hit F10 to save and reboot. Then hit again F12 to get to the boot menu and select the USB drive. If everything went well you should see the Windows Server 2016 installer loading.
This gentleman was so nice to videotape the entire process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvlEJJqo1tw

For option #1 it's probably best to have a USB stick. You would use again Rufus to place the Windows Server 2016 installer on the stick and then either boot from the stick to start the installer, or start the setup.exe on the stick on your space PC.

Once you have Windows Server 2016 installed, install the Hyper-V role in it. Follow the instructions shown in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGZrhKhj0Fk


All the above options will not affect your internal hard drive, except the VHD boot option, which will make a minor modification to the boot loader.

Install a VM
Once your have Windows Server 2016 working and the Hyper-V role installed, create a virtual machine in Hyper-V. See the above video link for instructions. You can use the same ISO file you have download earlier for the VM installation.]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=27 Mon, 25 Jun 2018 15:37:52 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=27
Useful info can be found in:
BackupChain User Guide

Data Backup Guide]]>
Useful info can be found in:
BackupChain User Guide

Data Backup Guide]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=26 Mon, 25 Jun 2018 14:41:58 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=26 inside.

Friday, June 29 at 1PM inside the RLC

Please vote!]]> inside.

Friday, June 29 at 1PM inside the RLC

Please vote!]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=25 Mon, 25 Jun 2018 14:40:03 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=25 Backup Engineering Certification, you will need to demonstrate that you are knowledgeable in the  field by mastering all required hands-on exercises. In addition, you will need to shortly discuss each item in our outline in your blog, ideally in separate blog posts per section. At the end of the summer you will give a short laptop-supported presentation where you demonstrate each major data backup concept and how you set it up using software.

Note that unlike other backup-related certifications out there, our certification is hands-on, yet general and not product-centered; rather, it covers general concepts present in the industry. By mastering these concepts using our backup software you can easily apply what you have learned to other solutions, including many specialized and customized solutions you may find in larger corporations.]]> Backup Engineering Certification, you will need to demonstrate that you are knowledgeable in the  field by mastering all required hands-on exercises. In addition, you will need to shortly discuss each item in our outline in your blog, ideally in separate blog posts per section. At the end of the summer you will give a short laptop-supported presentation where you demonstrate each major data backup concept and how you set it up using software.

Note that unlike other backup-related certifications out there, our certification is hands-on, yet general and not product-centered; rather, it covers general concepts present in the industry. By mastering these concepts using our backup software you can easily apply what you have learned to other solutions, including many specialized and customized solutions you may find in larger corporations.]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=24 Mon, 25 Jun 2018 14:21:59 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=24
Disks
•    Local disks vs remote
•    Physical disk vs virtual disk
•    Virtual disk and their formats
o    VHD, VMDK, VHDX, VDI
o    Where they are being used, their pros and limitations
•    Disk partition layout schemes MBR, GPT
o    History of each, how they work, differences
•    What is a sector and what are common sector sizes
•    Why are sectors used
•    Disk read write latency, how and why, local vs. remote, SSD vs mechanical
•    Disk caching, where it occurs and why, what effects it has
•    What’s a partition
•    Basic disks vs. dynamic disks in Windows

File Systems
•    FAT vs. NTFS
•    Cluster vs. sector
•    MFT
•    Boot volume
•    What is a volume?
•    Transactions and why they are being used
•    What can cause file system corruption and what can you do to
o    Become aware of it
o    Detect /identify it
o    Fix it
o    Prevent it


The Windows Boot Process
•    UEFI vs legacy BIOS boot
•    EFI boot partition, boot loader
•    “Active” partitions
•    Drivers at startup
•    Windows to Go


General
•    What is a log and why do we need one
•    What is error handling?
•    How can errors be avoided in software?
•    What’s a task
•    What’s a task schedule and what are typical ways to configure it?
•    What’s a task scheduler
•    Ethernet intricacies and the effect of traffic spikes
•    Speed throttling, why it may be needed
•    What is task chaining?
•    What are software utilities/tools, scripts, and how does it compare to a software solution?
•    What is multi-tasking? What is multithreading? How does it roughly work in Windows?
•    Explain Windows process/thread priorities
•    What’s a CPU core? How can multiple CPU cores improving performance? How could having multiple CPU cores make a process slower rather than faster?
•    What is a network share?
•    What do you need to connect to a network share?
•    How do you connect to a network share using the command: “net use” from the command prompt?
•    How does local file access differ from accessing files over the local network (LAN)?
•    What is a VPN?
•    When you access a network share over VPN, which is thousands of kilometers away, what is the main difference you will experience compared to accessing a local server’s network share?
•    What is compression?
•    What is deduplication?
•    What is encryption? Which kinds of file encryption algorithms are now popular and why?
•    Why should we (typically) compress first and then encrypt?
•    What is an IP address?
•    What’s an FTP server?
•    What do you generally need in order to connect to an FTP server?
•    When an application connects to another server, roughly what steps are different when connecting to http://ftp.ftp.cnn.com  as compared to connecting to ftp://127.0.0.1?
•    What is a filter? (When selecting files)
•    What’s an exclusion filter, what’s an inclusion filter?
•    What is digital vandalism?
•    What is bit rot?
•    What is accidental deletion?
•    What is ransomware?
•    What is a RAM defect?
•    What effect can a RAM defect have on files on the computer?
•    What is a RAID controller?
o    What is a mirror RAID and why use it?
o    What is a striped RAID and why use it?
o    Why would anyone want to combine these schemes?
o    What is a hardware RAID and what is a software RAID?
•    Is RAID a backup?
•    What is an application and how does it differ from a Windows service?
•    What is (roughly) a user session in Windows?
•    How does generally a Windows Server differ from a Windows 10 PC, what are typical scenarios for using each?
•    User accounts and user sessions in Windows: how to protect against ransomware, theft, vandalism
•    How do SSD hard drives fail?
•    How do mechanical drives fail?
•    What is the annualized workload limit of a hard drive and why should you know it?

Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)
•    What is VSS responsible for? Why is it provided by Microsoft?
•    What is a VSS shadow?
•    What can you use shadows for?
•    How is a shadow kept alive?
•    What is a VSS writer?
•    What does VSS aware mean?

Virtual Machines
•    What is a VM?
•    What is a snapshot aka checkpoint?
•    What happens when you revert to a checkpoint?
•    What happens when you delete a checkpoint?
•    How are VMs useful?
•    What are Hyper-V, VMware Workstation, VirtualBox?
•    What is the responsibility of the Hyper-V VSS Writer?

Backup & Restore
•    What’s hot/live/online backup
•    What’s cold/offline backup?
•    What is crash consistency
•    What is application consistency
•    Explain file backup vs sector-level disk backup
•    What is a backup target?
•    What are examples of typical backup targets?
•    Why are alerts being used?
•    What are remote backups?
•    What are cloud backups?
•    What are typical concerns for cloud and remote backups?
•    Compare local backups to LAN backups
•    Compare local backups to remote and cloud backups
•    What is a bad sector on a disk?
•    What are typical disk defects?
•    What is backup verification and how is it useful?
•    What is a traditional incremental backup scheme?
o    How does the “differential” scheme differ?
o    Which one can offer faster restores and why?
o    Which one is more economic with space usage?
•    Compare tape backup vs. backing up to hard drives and network shares
•    What is a mirror backup?
•    What is file version backup?
•    What general steps occur when a backup solution backs up a recent version of SQL Server or Exchange Server, which are both VSS aware services?
•    What is a NAS device?
•    How does a NAS device differ from a regular PC or Windows Server?
•    What are the pros and cons of having a centralized backup server?
•    What are the pros and cons of backup media rotation?
•    How can you keep track of file changes over time?
•    Why do many companies keep multiple copies of their data in different places?
o    Why do many companies not do it?
•    Why would anyone oppose cloud backup?
•    Compare backups:
o    Deduplicated (incremental vs differential)
o    Compressed
o    Plain (unprocessed)
o    What are the pros and cons of each of those types?
•    User accounts and user sessions in Windows: how to protect your backups against ransomware, theft, vandalism
•    How to determine the amount of data that needs to be backed up?
•    How to determine how much backup space is needed?
•    How to “go back in time” with backup software and restore data from the past? Which technologies and backup schemes can be used and how?
•    How long should data be backed up / archived?
o    How do you make that decision?
•    Which data on a server needs to be backed up and what areas don’t need backup? Why?
•    What are these conversions and when and why are they useful:
o    Virtual to physical (V2P). Convert a VM to a physical computer
o    Physical to virtual (P2V)
o    Virtual to virtual (V2V)]]>
Disks
•    Local disks vs remote
•    Physical disk vs virtual disk
•    Virtual disk and their formats
o    VHD, VMDK, VHDX, VDI
o    Where they are being used, their pros and limitations
•    Disk partition layout schemes MBR, GPT
o    History of each, how they work, differences
•    What is a sector and what are common sector sizes
•    Why are sectors used
•    Disk read write latency, how and why, local vs. remote, SSD vs mechanical
•    Disk caching, where it occurs and why, what effects it has
•    What’s a partition
•    Basic disks vs. dynamic disks in Windows

File Systems
•    FAT vs. NTFS
•    Cluster vs. sector
•    MFT
•    Boot volume
•    What is a volume?
•    Transactions and why they are being used
•    What can cause file system corruption and what can you do to
o    Become aware of it
o    Detect /identify it
o    Fix it
o    Prevent it


The Windows Boot Process
•    UEFI vs legacy BIOS boot
•    EFI boot partition, boot loader
•    “Active” partitions
•    Drivers at startup
•    Windows to Go


General
•    What is a log and why do we need one
•    What is error handling?
•    How can errors be avoided in software?
•    What’s a task
•    What’s a task schedule and what are typical ways to configure it?
•    What’s a task scheduler
•    Ethernet intricacies and the effect of traffic spikes
•    Speed throttling, why it may be needed
•    What is task chaining?
•    What are software utilities/tools, scripts, and how does it compare to a software solution?
•    What is multi-tasking? What is multithreading? How does it roughly work in Windows?
•    Explain Windows process/thread priorities
•    What’s a CPU core? How can multiple CPU cores improving performance? How could having multiple CPU cores make a process slower rather than faster?
•    What is a network share?
•    What do you need to connect to a network share?
•    How do you connect to a network share using the command: “net use” from the command prompt?
•    How does local file access differ from accessing files over the local network (LAN)?
•    What is a VPN?
•    When you access a network share over VPN, which is thousands of kilometers away, what is the main difference you will experience compared to accessing a local server’s network share?
•    What is compression?
•    What is deduplication?
•    What is encryption? Which kinds of file encryption algorithms are now popular and why?
•    Why should we (typically) compress first and then encrypt?
•    What is an IP address?
•    What’s an FTP server?
•    What do you generally need in order to connect to an FTP server?
•    When an application connects to another server, roughly what steps are different when connecting to http://ftp.ftp.cnn.com  as compared to connecting to ftp://127.0.0.1?
•    What is a filter? (When selecting files)
•    What’s an exclusion filter, what’s an inclusion filter?
•    What is digital vandalism?
•    What is bit rot?
•    What is accidental deletion?
•    What is ransomware?
•    What is a RAM defect?
•    What effect can a RAM defect have on files on the computer?
•    What is a RAID controller?
o    What is a mirror RAID and why use it?
o    What is a striped RAID and why use it?
o    Why would anyone want to combine these schemes?
o    What is a hardware RAID and what is a software RAID?
•    Is RAID a backup?
•    What is an application and how does it differ from a Windows service?
•    What is (roughly) a user session in Windows?
•    How does generally a Windows Server differ from a Windows 10 PC, what are typical scenarios for using each?
•    User accounts and user sessions in Windows: how to protect against ransomware, theft, vandalism
•    How do SSD hard drives fail?
•    How do mechanical drives fail?
•    What is the annualized workload limit of a hard drive and why should you know it?

Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)
•    What is VSS responsible for? Why is it provided by Microsoft?
•    What is a VSS shadow?
•    What can you use shadows for?
•    How is a shadow kept alive?
•    What is a VSS writer?
•    What does VSS aware mean?

Virtual Machines
•    What is a VM?
•    What is a snapshot aka checkpoint?
•    What happens when you revert to a checkpoint?
•    What happens when you delete a checkpoint?
•    How are VMs useful?
•    What are Hyper-V, VMware Workstation, VirtualBox?
•    What is the responsibility of the Hyper-V VSS Writer?

Backup & Restore
•    What’s hot/live/online backup
•    What’s cold/offline backup?
•    What is crash consistency
•    What is application consistency
•    Explain file backup vs sector-level disk backup
•    What is a backup target?
•    What are examples of typical backup targets?
•    Why are alerts being used?
•    What are remote backups?
•    What are cloud backups?
•    What are typical concerns for cloud and remote backups?
•    Compare local backups to LAN backups
•    Compare local backups to remote and cloud backups
•    What is a bad sector on a disk?
•    What are typical disk defects?
•    What is backup verification and how is it useful?
•    What is a traditional incremental backup scheme?
o    How does the “differential” scheme differ?
o    Which one can offer faster restores and why?
o    Which one is more economic with space usage?
•    Compare tape backup vs. backing up to hard drives and network shares
•    What is a mirror backup?
•    What is file version backup?
•    What general steps occur when a backup solution backs up a recent version of SQL Server or Exchange Server, which are both VSS aware services?
•    What is a NAS device?
•    How does a NAS device differ from a regular PC or Windows Server?
•    What are the pros and cons of having a centralized backup server?
•    What are the pros and cons of backup media rotation?
•    How can you keep track of file changes over time?
•    Why do many companies keep multiple copies of their data in different places?
o    Why do many companies not do it?
•    Why would anyone oppose cloud backup?
•    Compare backups:
o    Deduplicated (incremental vs differential)
o    Compressed
o    Plain (unprocessed)
o    What are the pros and cons of each of those types?
•    User accounts and user sessions in Windows: how to protect your backups against ransomware, theft, vandalism
•    How to determine the amount of data that needs to be backed up?
•    How to determine how much backup space is needed?
•    How to “go back in time” with backup software and restore data from the past? Which technologies and backup schemes can be used and how?
•    How long should data be backed up / archived?
o    How do you make that decision?
•    Which data on a server needs to be backed up and what areas don’t need backup? Why?
•    What are these conversions and when and why are they useful:
o    Virtual to physical (V2P). Convert a VM to a physical computer
o    Physical to virtual (P2V)
o    Virtual to virtual (V2V)]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=23 Sun, 17 Jun 2018 00:16:31 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=23 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=22 Fri, 15 Jun 2018 14:10:03 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=22
Friday 22nd of June at 1PM at UMBC RLC?


Please vote before Thursday!

We'll now dive into backup and restore relevant subjects.
Applications vs Services
Considerations Clients/Desktop PCs vs Servers
Transactions
Volume Shadow Copy Service
Application consistency
Crash consistency
Data loss: Malware damage  (you may want to read http://backupchain.com/en/wp-content/upl...y-Data.pdf
Tasks
Schedulers
User Sessions
Basic Backup Strategies
Local vs remote backups
etc.

Enjoy this beautiful summer weather!
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Friday 22nd of June at 1PM at UMBC RLC?


Please vote before Thursday!

We'll now dive into backup and restore relevant subjects.
Applications vs Services
Considerations Clients/Desktop PCs vs Servers
Transactions
Volume Shadow Copy Service
Application consistency
Crash consistency
Data loss: Malware damage  (you may want to read http://backupchain.com/en/wp-content/upl...y-Data.pdf
Tasks
Schedulers
User Sessions
Basic Backup Strategies
Local vs remote backups
etc.

Enjoy this beautiful summer weather!
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My settings for the ftp site are attached with this thread.

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My settings for the ftp site are attached with this thread.

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  ftpAdvanced.PNG (Size: 53.11 KB / Downloads: 3)

  Rule.PNG (Size: 9.13 KB / Downloads: 3) ]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=20 Wed, 13 Jun 2018 18:07:02 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=20 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=19 Tue, 12 Jun 2018 18:02:26 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=19 Thank you!]]> Thank you!]]> http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=18 Tue, 12 Jun 2018 17:58:25 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=18 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=17 Tue, 12 Jun 2018 17:52:05 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=17 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=16 Tue, 12 Jun 2018 17:31:54 +0000 http://internship.backupchain.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=16