Restore methodDescriptionWriter name
Standard VSS restore
and instant recovery.
This is a writer used to back up and restore
Microsoft Exchange Server. Microsoft Exchange
Server is a mail and groupware server.
Microsoft
Exchange Server
Writer
Standard VSS restore
and instant recovery.
This is a writer used to back up and restore
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005. Microsoft Virtual
Server 2005 is a virtualization platform for
Microsoft Windows servers. Data Protector
supports live backup of individual virtual
machines and the Virtual Server configuration,
ensuring data consistency of the backup and
restore. Hardware providers are not supported
if a Virtual Server Machine is in online mode;
use a software provider or put the Virtual Server
Machine in offline mode. For details about
Virtual Server online and offline mode, see the
Microsoft Virtual Server documentation.
Cluster configurations are not supported, only
individual nodes can be backed up.
Microsoft Virtual
Server 2005
Writer
Standard VSS restore
and instant recovery.
This is a writer used to back up and restore
Microsoft Virtual Server 2008 Hyper-V
configuration and individual or all virtual
machines running on the server. Software and
hardware providers are supported during online
and offline backup.
Cluster-aware backups are not supported.
Microsoft
Hyper-V Writer
To restore Active
Directory, boot into
Directory restore
mode. Files will be
restored if they can be
overwritten.
This is a system writer used to back up and
restore Microsoft Active Directory on Windows
servers. Active Directory Service is a Windows
server directory service that enables you to
manage data structures distributed over a
network. For example, Active Directory Service
stores information about user accounts,
passwords, phone numbers, profiles, and
installed services. It provides methods for storing
directory data and making this data available
to network users and administrators.
NTDS Writer
Integrating the Data Protector ZDB integrations and Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service358
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