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Virtual machines, hosts, applications and application objects, files and folders, and storage: virtualization complicates our IT environments, while also improving efficiency. More so than any physical data center, virtualization adds more areas where backups can be captured. Figuring out what work best isn′t easy.
Join VMware vExperts as they discuss solving the five biggest pain points in virtual data protection. Get smart solutions that′ll ensure your data is always recoverable!
Greg Shields, Microsoft MVP and VMware vExpert, is an independent author, speaker and consultant with 15 years in IT
February 9, at 1 p.m. EST
Backing up Hyper-V VMs doesn′t have to be complicated or lack important features. Register now to join Veeam′s Chris Henley for this NEW webinar. Learn how Hyper-V VMs can achieve full-featured backups and provide:
- Changed block tracking
- Agentless backup and replication
- Easy to use file restore options
- Deduplication for backup jobs
Chris Henley, a Product Strategy Specialist at Veeam, is focused on technologies related to Windows Server and Hyper V. He is a published author and a regular speaker at user groups and major technology conferences around the world.
February 15, 1 p.m. EST / 12 p.m. GMT / 1 p.m. AEDT / 7:30 a.m. IST
Register on this FREE webinar to learn about Veeam′s nworks MP for VMware and Silect′s MP Studio. Topics include:
- Using the Veeam and Silect nworks MP for VMware Best Practice and Advanced Configuration Guide
- Module 1 of the BPAC Guide: An in-depth look
- Silect′s MP Studio: Optimize MP tuning
Randy Roffey, a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, has extensive experience in managing corporate software applications through global deployment and support responsibilities.
Brian Pavnick, a Microsoft Certified IT Professional in Enterprise Administration, specializes in integrating Microsoft System Center technologies with VMWare's VI.
February 22, at 1 p.m. EST
Virtualization provides the opportunity to change the way you do backup and disaster recovery. And virtual machines and Microsoft Hyper-V environments demand a different approach for backup and recovery than their physical counterparts.
In this webinar, we will discuss the details of planning and implementing your backup and recovery strategy for your Hyper-V environment. We will demonstrate the benefits of:
- Implementing a virtualization specific backup solution for Hyper-V
- Using a clear and simple process when backing up virtual machines
- Having a better understanding of the technical components of Hyper-V backup
Chris Henley, a Product Strategy Specialist at Veeam, is focused on technologies related to Windows Server and Hyper V. He is a published author and a regular speaker at user groups and major technology conferences around the world.
February 28, at 2 p.m. ET
From a recovery perspective, whole VM replication can be done at a granular level to address failure points for vSphere environments. This can help solve problems like, "What if my SAN fails?" or "What if the core networking infrastructure of site fails?"
VM replication in its basic form may not be enough, and that is where additional features can make replication a critical part of a DR strategy.
- Specific options such as traffic compression can leverage existing resources without material impact on other critical services.
- Having replica recovery points to select when a VM should be failed over gives the most options for administrators to round out a DR plan.
- Getting started with replication is quick and easy.
Join Rick Vanover who will show you how new features for VM can address these points and more.
March 1, at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET
